Louisiana Town Fines Anyone With Sagging Pants According to recent reports, the Jefferson Davis Parish in Louisiana has taken action against sagging pants. Those in violation of the new ban will be fined $50 for a first offense and $100 for each occurrence thereafter. Reports are attributing responsibility for the passing of the bill to Juror Bryon Buller, who conveyed his hope that the limits would extend beyond government facilities. The law makes it illegal for anyone to show their undergarments in public to limit indecent and lewd behavior. Of course, several liberal groups have come forward to claim that the new law is racist and unconstitutional. Lets not forget, however, that this trend stems from the early 90s, after prison inmates were banned from owning belts. What do you think? Are sagging pants unacceptable? Should they be banned in public? 