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Terry Lambert wrote:
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> The reason this is so is that the US has a Constitutional
> premise that something which is not illegal can not be made
> illegal.  This is called "ipos facto"; a loose translation
> is "a law after the fact".  This is why you can own short

That should be "ex post facto".


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