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2005 Special Session 1 Senate Bill 55 ("Power Hour" Prohibition Repeal)

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  • Introduced by Sen. Dave Kleis on June 16, 2005, to repeal the "Power Hour" prohibition signed into law in the omnibus liquor bill (SF664) during the 2005 regular session. The provision requires that 21 year olds not be considered 21 for purposes of legal drinking until 8:00am on their birthday.
    • Referred to the Senate Rules and Administration Committee on June 16, 2005.

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Introduced by Sen. Dave Kleis on June 16, 2005. New Comment

1) Nazi's [by Anonymous Citizen on April 27, 2008]
Bunch of Nazi's stealing the common mans rights!
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6) Wrong [by Anonymous Citizen on February 7, 2008]
We wait for 21 years to become legal and it is out right to be able to drink on that day starting at 12:01 am. I was born at that time so that is really wrong. They should have no right to take that oppturnity away from us. We can die for our country at 18 but can't drink until 8am on our birthday. I saw congress needs to take a closer look at this. You are wrong. Why dont you look into putting an end to the war now drinking at midnight.

Kat
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7) Buy that kid a drink! [by Anonymous Citizen on February 7, 2008]
Thats all. :-)
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8) Power HOur [by Anonymous Citizen on July 5, 2005]
Did the power hour bill go into effect before July 1? And what does it really mean?
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