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Friday, Feb. 14, 2003 | 9:35 a.m.
Assembly lawmakers introduced a host of bills Thursday ranging from changes in the state's DUI and death penalty laws to limits on so-called e-mail spam.
The bill would add a requirement that ADV be listed in the subject line of e-mail advertisements. State law already requires that a sender include an e-mail address by which the person receiving the e-mail can write to be removed from future mailings.
The bill would also allow for civil penalties of $500 per violation.
The bill also prohibits the commission from imposing a civil penalty on a person who submits such a false statement to the commission. It also repeals a prohibition to making false statements concerning a candidate or a ballot question.
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