[Air-l] drugging oz

[Jeremy Hunsinger]

same experience, not with prescriptions, but with prepackaged food,  
which was planters snack mix and some fruit-nut bars.
On Jul 31, 2006, at 9:28 PM, Richard Forno wrote:

>
>> If you fail to declare or dispose of any quarantine items, or make a
>> false declaration:
>>
>> - you will be caught;
>> - you could be fined $220 on-the-spot; or
>> - you could be prosecuted and fined more than $60,000 and risk 10  
>> years'
>> jail.
>
> I should add to my last post that, yes, I declared my prescriptions  
> on the
> government form and showed the Clif Bars to the inspector --- who  
> still
> waved me through.  (I've had this done twice when travelling to Oz,  
> btw...)
>
> -rf
>
>
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jeremy hunsinger
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