Massachusetts H1849 repeals outdated laws and establishes a permanent law revision commission.
Massachusetts H1849 repeals several archaic laws and establishes a permanent law revision commission. The bill removes outdated references and penalties related to crimes such as sodomy and common night walking. It also creates a commission consisting of various legal and public officials to review and recommend changes to the state's laws, aiming to eliminate antiquated and inequitable rules. The commission will meet at least four times annually and submit reports to the General Court.
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