In 1989 the former drug czar and TV talk-show fool, William Bennett, suggested de jure as well as de facto abolition of habeas corpus in "drug" cases as well as {I am not inventing this} public beheadings of drug dealers.
by Gore Vidal (0 Reviews)
In 1989, William Bennett, who was known for his role as a drug czar and his appearances on television, proposed radical measures concerning drug-related offenses. He suggested not only the formal abolition of habeas corpus rights in drug cases but also extreme punishments like public beheadings for drug dealers. This extreme stance reflects a broader discussion on the government's response to drug-related crime and highlights the intense and often controversial approaches...
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