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Shannon Sexton: Teenage fatalities decreased with legalization Personal Commentary Shannon Sexton writes In addition to my last comment: If you average 1995 - 2004 you will see an average of 18.1 teenage fatalities due to alcohol related collisions. If you average 2005-2014, you'll see a substantial decrease in that average to 9.8 teenage fatalities due to alcohol related collisions. Tighter laws and regulations lessen the ability for under age teens to acquire alcohol. - Shannon Sexton, PAC ChairComments above about: Shannon Sexton: Legalize it, regulate it and control it. This story was posted on 2016-02-14 05:33:23
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