The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
If Georgia lawmakers are looking for guidance on how to curb meth production, they need only look beyond their backyard.
Three bills under consideration in the General Assembly would use an electronic database to track sales of pseudoephedrine, a key ingredient in meth, or make the drug harder to get by restricting sales to pharmacies. Elements of those ideas have already been incorporated into laws in other states, with mixed results.
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