>The article also touches on a more widely applicable idea that we should all push for more evidence based law making. This is why I've always said laws should

>The article also touches on a more widely applicable idea that we should all push for more evidence based law making. This is why I've always said laws should always be passed with a probationary period. After a law is enacted, it would have to be voted on a again, after a few years have passed or it would automatically expire. --Obviously there would be some exemptions, such as annual budgets.