New Jersey Ivory ban....

spiral · 15th August 2014, 04:19 PM

Indeed Sajen pure vandalism.

I don't know enough about the US legal system to comment Lee, but from what you say this may be overturned?

If so your justice system works better than the UK... {not that that's difficult...}

I still rather think such laws will become the norm in the more advanced world. europe, US Oz etc. in time.

A law that targets current professional criminals & is properly enforced would be a better approach than turning every collector into a criminal if he passes on a genuine antique.

But I guess it easy to catch non professional or accidental criminals & pretend something efficient & meaningful is going on, to the electorate.

spiral

15th August 2014, 04:19 PM	#11
spiral Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 1,712	Indeed Sajen pure vandalism. I don't know enough about the US legal system to comment Lee, but from what you say this may be overturned? If so your justice system works better than the UK... {not that that's difficult...} I still rather think such laws will become the norm in the more advanced world. europe, US Oz etc. in time. A law that targets current professional criminals & is properly enforced would be a better approach than turning every collector into a criminal if he passes on a genuine antique. But I guess it easy to catch non professional or accidental criminals & pretend something efficient & meaningful is going on, to the electorate. spiral