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June 24, 2005

Wisconsin Legislature Passes Anti-Internet Hunting Law

The Wisconsin Senate has passed AB 179, the anti-Internet hunting law that had previously passed the Assembly. The law is going to Gov. Doyle, who has said he plans to sign it (although he thinks cat hunting is a bad idea). I have nothing good to say about this law, and I have an editorial in the works that takes aim (sorry for the pun) at those who think that this law is either important or a good idea. I've posted on this topic previously--start here and work backwards.

Posted by Eric at June 24, 2005 10:47 AM | Life in Wisconsin , Vegetarian