In another first, legislators in New York just voted to require anyone showing a plastination exhibit to show where exactly 
the bodies came from. Senator Jim Alesi (R-Perinton) sponsored the bill, which mirrors similar efforts in California, Pennsylvania, Washington and Hawaii.
North Carolina may see similar legislation introduced next year.
Alesi told WROC-TV, “It’s human dignity and I think it’s also consumer protection because if people knew the origins, if they’re suspect, then they probably would be less likely to go to some kind of display like that.”
To listen in on what Premier’s stock holders are saying, click here. Essentially, a lot of grumping about the new legislation to regulate “Bodies” and infantile jokes about a proposed Premier “Playboy” exhibit…