HARRIS: You know in many states convicted felons can't own weapons. Now keep that in mind as we tell you this next story. Florida lawmakers have passed a unique measure aimed at the worst sex offenders. It outlaws Viagra and other impetus drugs for sexual predators. A convict found with the drug could face 60 days in jail for the first offense and up to a year for the second. Both the house and senate passed it unanimously, it now goes to the governor for final approval. Should sex offenders be put to death, some South Carolina lawmakers think so. The measure would allow prosecutors to seek the death penalty for people twice convicted of molesting a child younger than 11. The senate has already passed it, the house plans to consider it and critics are dismissing it. They say it is merely election-year bluster. A news newspaper clipping, an envelope and a late-night cab ride, what do these things have to do with the Duke rape investigation? That and the other exotic dancer changes her tune. CNN's Alina Cho is piecing together the pieces. That at the top of the hour right after this break.
Lawmakers in Two States Pass Notorious Sexual Offender Laws