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Law Observance: Shall the People of the United States Uphold the Constitution?

By: W. Durant C. | Book details

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NEW POWER IN OLD LAW By PRESIDENTIAL INSISTENCE
William Burnet Wright Jr. Formerly Governor Pinchot's Special Counsel on Law EnforcementANY effective plan for carrying out the 18th Amendment should:
1. Secure the sympathetic and understanding co- operation and support of the rank and file of law-abiding citizens, inspire confidence in the government's enforcement methods, and create a new respect for law in those who consistently observe every fundamental law of the land except the 18th Amendment.
2. Change the government's plan for enforcing the Amendment and stop the illegal liquor traffic at its source.

The prohibited liquor traffic is no more supplied by home brew than the New York City water system is supplied by local springs. Wipe out the great sources of supply of liquor traffic, and it cannot continue. The lawless element carrying on the traffic knows this.


Enforcement Difficulties Exaggerated

Difficulties of enforcing the Amendment have been greatly exaggerated in the minds of the vast body of law- abiding citizens. Their confidence in the government's efforts to end illegal traffic in liquor must be restored.

The following plan is contingent upon no changes in laws for carrying out the Amendment. It calls for no increased appropriations, or additional federal courts or judges.

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