Vallone on the Legality of Base Jumping
By Azi Paybarah
March 26, 2008 | 1:26 p.m
Peter Vallone, Jr. went to court this morning to argue against one base jumper's claim that, if Vallone introduced a bill last week to outlaw leaping off the Empire State Building (and other tall structures) with a parachute, it wasn't illegal when the jumper tried to do it.
Vallone, who advocates a tough line on graffiti and dangerous thrill-seeking activities, disagrees.
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