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inlawrev-3996	Hurley, Ellen	Overkill: An Exaggerated Response to the Sale of Murderabilia	2009	30	.pdf	application/pdf	13903	940	67	Any monies due the defendant as a result of a notoriety of crimes contract must be paid to the attorney general and held in escrow for the compensation of crime victims. ^^ In 1993 the newly-amended law was challenged when former school teacher Ronald Price was indicted for sexual child abuse and unnatural and perverted practices committed upon former students.^^ Overkill: An Exaggerated Response to THE Sale of Murderabill\ Ellen Hurley' Introduction On May 24, 2007, U.S. Senator John Comyn of Texas introduced a bill that would make it illegal for any prisoner who is incarcerated in a federal or state prison to deposit any object for delivery or for mailing with the intent that the object be placed in interstate or foreign commerce.^ Violation of the proposed Stop the Sale of Murderabilia to Protect the Dignity of Crime Victims Act of 2007 carries a sentence of at least three years and a maximum often years to run consecutively to a prisoner's current sentence.^ Andy Kahan, the director of the Houston Mayor's Crime Victims Office, lobbied the Senator to introduce the bill.^ Kahan, a nationally known advocate for crime victims, learned about the practice of buying and selling memorabilia associated with serial killers as early as 1999.	cache/inlawrev-3996.pdf	txt/inlawrev-3996.txt