Federal legislation that allowed prison-made goods to be sold across state lines if the projects complied with strict rules, such as preventing undercutting the existing structure, was called the:

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The Percy Amendment, passed in 1979, allowed the sale of prison-made goods across state lines as long as certain conditions were met, such as preventing undercutting of existing structure and ensuring fair pricing. The other options (Federal Lautenberg Act, Free Enterprise Act, Hiro Amendment) are not related to this specific legislation.

Federal Legislation That Allowed Prison-Made Goods to Be Sold Across