Some sunshine is called for.
The Senate passed the bill last year both as part of a bankruptcy reform bill and as a stand-alone measure. Both parties have supported it, and the bankruptcy bill is now pending in a conference committee. Two provisions that criminalize the dissemination of information about drugs may violate constitutional protections of free speech. The category is so vague as to threaten legitimate speech. For example, the provision could plausibly be read to prevent a group advocating the legalization of medical marijuana from providing a hypertext link to a site associated with a drug buyers club for AIDS patients.