Harsh Federal Hoarding Penalties Outlined in Law
The excerpt lays out Section 6 and 7 detailing penalties for willful hoarding of necessaries. Convicted individuals face fines up to 5000 dollars, imprisonment up to two years, or both. Hoarding includes withholding or accumulating surplus by buyers or sellers to influence prices, with sales and distribution directed by court orders.
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May 7 Primary Candidates File Late Expense Statements
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