CRIME AND CRIMINALS

Addresses

International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking: Richard Pruss, 20552 [30JY]

National Peace Officers' Memorial Day: Vice President Quayle, 10952 [17MY]

Report From the Drug War—Second Front: William J. Bennett, 8120 [24AP]

War on Drugs—A View to Virginia's Summit: Richard L. Thornburgh, Attorney General, 8415 [26AP]

Agreements

Unanimous-consent agreement on debate of S. 1970, constitutional procedures for imposition of capital punishment, 16253, 16357 [28JN]

Amendments

Aeronautics: promote and strengthen security (H.R. 5732), 33212, 33301 [23OC], 33693 [24OC]

Banking Law Enforcement Act: enact (H.R. 5269), 18886-18889 [24JY]

Banks and banking: revoke the charter of institutions found guilty of certain monetary crimes (H.R. 3848), 7341 [18AP], 8257, 8260, 8262, 8271 [25AP]

Capital punishment: constitutional procedures (S. 1970), 10393 [15MY], 11210 [18MY], 11267, 11268, 11270, 11271 [21MY], 11626, 11643, 11673, 11678 [22MY], 11737, 11740, 11771, 11788, 11789, 11791, 11793, 11795, 11796 [23MY], 12262, 12291, 12442, 12443, 12450, 12451, 12452, 12453, 12454, 12462, 12464, 12465 [24MY], 12724, 12725, 12726, 12727, 12728, 12729, 12730, 12731, 12732, 12733, 12734, 12736, 12737, 12753, 12754, 12755, 12756, 12757, 12758, 12765, 12766, 12769, 12770, 12771, 12776, 12777, 12778, 12780, 12793, 12803, 12804, 12805, 12806, 12807, 12814, 12815, 12816, 12817, 12818, 12819, 12836, 12844, 12845, 12849, 12852, 12853, 12854, 12855, 12856, 12857, 12858, 12860, 12861, 12862, 12863, 12864, 12865, 12866, 12867, 12869, 12870, 12871, 12872, 12873, 12874, 12875, 12876, 12877, 12878, 12879, 12880, 12881, 12882, 12883, 12888, 12893, 12898, 12903, 12908, 12912, 12917, 12921, 12925, 12929, 12930, 12931, 12932, 12933, 12934, 12935, 12936, 12941, 12947, 12951, 12955, 12963, 12964, 12965, 12966, 12967, 12968 [5JN], 13117, 13118, 13122, 13127, 13128, 13129, 13130, 13131, 13132, 13133, 13134, 13135, 13139 [6JN], 13413, 13414 [7JN], 13896 [13JN], 15616 [26JN], 16255, 16283, 16288, 16290, 16292, 16293, 16300, 16301, 16305, 16306, 16313, 16315, 16330, 16331, 16334, 16335, 16357, 16365, 16368, 16374, 16376, 16377, 16381, 16384, 16385, 16493, 16494, 16495, 16502, 16503, 16504, 16505, 16507, 16508, 16510, 16511, 16520 [28JN], 16905, 16924, 16925, 17083-17097 [11JY], 17176, 17197 [12JY], 18235 [19JY], 19645 [26JY]

Children: Federal offense for international parental abduction (S. 185), 36363, 36648 [27OC]

Computer Abuse Act: amend (S. 2476), 34050 [25OC]

Courts: adjust civil monetary penalties to reflect inflation (S. 535), 2398 [22FE]

———appoint additional Federal circuit and district judges (H.R. 5316), 36931 [27OC]

———enforcement of criminal laws in drug cases (S. 1972), 1668 [7FE], 3795 [7MR], 5322 [26MR]

Crime: control (H.R. 5269), 19264 [25JY], 24037 [12SE], 25524 [24SE], 27346, 27348, 27351, 27352, 27355, 27357, 27358, 27360, 27362, 27365 [3OC], 27510, 27515, 27524, 27525, 27528, 27532, 27537, 27539, 27546, 27551, 27555, 27587 [4OC], 27689, 27693, 27700, 27703, 27707, 27711, 27716, 27717, 27721, 27722, 27725, 27729 [5OC]

———control (H.R. 5269), consideration (H. Res. 473), 25575 [25SE]

Drunken driving: prevent discharge of civil judgments through bankruptcy proceedings (S. 1931), 24878, 24892 [18SE]

Flag—U.S.: constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration (S.J. Res. 332), 15550, 15564 [26JN]

Hate Crime Statistics Act: enact (S. 419), 1766, 1770, 1859 [8FE]

Indian Child Protective Services and Family Violence Prevention Act: enact (S. 2340), 22906, 22981, 22983 [3AU]

Market Reform Act: enact (S. 648), 23357 [4AU]

Securities Law Enforcement Remedies Act: enact (S. 647), 26347, 26405 [27SE]

Steroid Trafficking Act: enact (S. 1829), 33435, 33542 [24OC]

Telemarketing Fraud and Abuse Prevention Act: enact (S. 2494), 31884 [22OC]

Thrift institutions: regulation of deposit insurance and prevention of illegal monetary transaction offenses (S. 3037), 27778, 27784, 27837, 27841 [5OC]

Analyses

Amendment to S. 1970, Illegal Use and Sale of Crystal Methamphetamine, 11679 [22MY]

Comprehensive Crime Control Act (H.R. 5269) Technical Amendments, 27574-27580 [4OC]

Counter-Narcotics Technology Act (S. 2568), 9383 [3MY]

Crime Control (S. 3266), 37161, 37168 [2NO]

Criminal Alien Deportation and Exclusion Act (S. 2957), 21845 [2AU]

Ice Enforcement and Prevention Act, 12777 [5JN]

Imposition of Capital Punishment in District of Columbia (H.R. 4589), 14015-14017 [13JN]

Indian Child Protective Services and Family Violence Prevention Act (S. 2340), 5406 [27MR]

Money Laundering Amendment, 27788 [5OC]

Money Laundering Enforcement Act (S. 2651), 11063 [17MY]

National Drug Control Strategy Act (S. 2650), 11057-11061 [17MY]

National Drug Control Strategy Implementation Act (S. 2652), 11188-11199 [18MY]

Savings and Loan Fraud Money Recovery Act (H.R. 5410), 20463 [30JY]

Savings and Loan Prosecution Facilitation Act (H.R. 5150), 15702 [26JN]

Announcements

Reward of up to $200,000 offered in Jacob Wetterling abduction: Jacob Wetterling Foundation, 9532 [7MY]

Appointments

Conferees: H.R. 1396, International Securities Enforcement Cooperation Act, 27263 [3OC]

———H.R. 5269, Comprehensive Crime Control Act, 31891 [22OC], 34094 [25OC]

Articles and editorials

Abolish the Board of Examiners, 1890 [20FE]

Add Flag-Burning to the List of Pointless American Disputes, 14732 [20JN]

Anti-Drug Campaign Enlists Aid of Children, 8540 [26AP]

Assault Weapons (sundry excerpts), 11637 [22MY]

Authorities Face Bumper Crop of Marijuana, 15617 [26JN]

Barnard Blasts Antifraud Effort, 6754 [4AP]

Bias Crime in New York, 1768 [8FE]

Bombs, Hostages—A Family Link, 19402 [25JY]

Book Directs Homosexuals To Local College ``Cruising'' Spots, 3253 [1MR]

Brady Bill and New York Guns, 25034 [19SE]

Bronx Youth Shot While Going To Buy Cereal, 3275 [5MR]

Business and the Law, 11067 [17MY]

Ceausescu Legacy—Warehouses for Children, 13455 [7JN]

Cocaine, 569 [25JA]

Cocaine Has a Made in U.S.A. Label, 567 [25JA]

Congress Has the Power To Ease Prison Crowding, 702 [29JA]

Congress Should Not Diminish Old Glory, 14276 [14JN]

Cops Speak on Gun Ban, 11641 [22MY]

Cracking Down, Reluctantly, on Low-Level Drug Offenders, 16281 [28JN]

Crimes of the Heart, 6573-6576 [3AP]

Crimes Without Just Punishment, 2711 [27FE]

Customs Foils Plan To Smuggle Supercomputer, 12358 [24MY]

DEA, Exxon Forget There's a War On, 568 [25JA]

DEA Cited for Wasteful Purchases—Justice Department Report Finds Rules Ignored, 30895 [18OC]

Death Sentence Lottery, 16805 [10JY]

Desktop Forgery, 14771-14773 [20JN]

District's Year Under William Bennett's Plan, 7669 [20AP]

Drug Dealers—A Way To Take Their Turf, 18467 [20JY]

Drug Summit Focuses on Curbing Demand, 7354 [18AP]

Drunken Drivers Now Facing Themselves on Video Camera, 14553 [19JN]

Easy Guns Kill Anew, 5686 [28MR]

Employees, Residents—Prison Understaffed, Poorly Managed, 14999 [20JN]

Fear Shrinks a Woman's World, 22186 [3AU]

Federal Funds for Drug Treatment Go Unspent, Official Says, 30894 [18OC]

Flag, Again, 14732 [20JN]

Flag-Burning Amendment—Devaluing Constitution, 14276 [14JN]

Flag-Burning Isn't an Idea—Invalidation of 1989 Law an Unfortunate Decision, 14008 [13JN]

For New York School Days, Bulletproof Blazers, 27431 [4OC]

Freedom Best Protests Old Glory, 14733 [20JN]

Growing Up Scared, 15000 [20JN]

Hate Crimes Increase and Become More Violent—U.S. Prosecutors Focus on ``Skinhead'' Movement, 1758 [8FE]

House and Guns, 25034 [19SE]

How Many More?, 30449 [17OC]

I Accuse . . ., 4190 [9MR]

In a Test of Honesty, Rincon Shines, 14715 [19JN]

Inquiry Urged on Chemicals Used by Traffickers, 569 [25JA]

International Flyers' Lives Worth Only $75,000, 33701 [24OC]

Irishman in Jail Equals a Cuban Out on Bail, 23033 [3AU]

It's About Time Convicts Go To Work, 16295 [28JN]

It's Time To End Discharge Petition Secrecy, 6065 [29MR]

Kemp Believes, 12106 [23MY]

Kidnapping Torments Trusting Town, 9530 [7MY]

Lies About Assault Rifles Are Propagandist's Weapon of Choice, 29001 [12OC]

Little Racial Justice in the House, 29505 [16OC]

Mine Contains 300,000 Stalin Victims, TV Says, 2706 [27FE]

More Cops Yes, but Not Commuters, 32598 [22OC]

More Data Needed on ``Hate'' Crimes, 1759 [8FE]

New Mexico Leads Region in Military Tactic, 4720 [20MR]

Next Step—A Constitutional Amendment, 14297 [14JN]

On the Anti-Drug Patrol, the Victories Are Small, 1721 [7FE]

$150 Billion Question, 17966 [18JY]

Overwhelmed Court Dockets, 16260 [28JN]

Panama Is Resisting U.S. Pressure to Alter Inadequate Bank Laws, 1500, 1502 [7FE]

Panama Reviews Changes That Would Prevent Laundering, 1503 [7FE]

Pending Legislation on Assault Type Weapons, 11728 [23MY]

Policing—It's A Tougher Job Now, 7436, 7437 [19AP]

Politics Ignites Flag-Burning Issue, 8308 [25AP]

Prices Are Negotiable—Hostage Bazaar, 8410 [26AP]

Protecting Our Flag—No Erosion of Liberty, 13818 [13JN]

Protecting the Flag, 15058 [21JN]

Protecting the Innocent—A Response to the Bedau-Radelet Study, 11244-11255 [21MY]

Quick To Blame—Locking Up More Drug Users Hasn't Cured California's Addiction, 16800 [10JY]

Race Still Factor in Capital Punishment, 12273 [24MY]

Reid Asks Exxon Chemical Probe, 569 [25JA]

Reports of Faulty Shuttle and Weapons Parts Prompt U.S. Inquiry, 8309 [25AP]

Representative Gonzalez—He Packs a Punch When It Gets Tense, 18396 [19JY]

Rhode Island Puts Out a Contract, 16397 [28JN]

Rules Weighed on Transfer of Big Sums Electronically, 11066 [17MY]

Say No to Drugs Legislation, 6808 [4AP]

Silence of Shame—Sons of Asian Refugees Are Being Sexually Abused by ``Friends'' and ``Helpers'', 3414 [5MR]

Spies Likes Us, 17127 [11JY]

Strategy for the Drug War, 4725 [20MR]

Swiss and Their Guns, 7687-7690 [20AP]

Tax Instruments of Trauma, 2845 [27FE]

Taxpayers Would Enjoy Paying To Put S&L Crooks in Jail, 13372 [7JN]

Ten Years for Two Ounces—Congress Is Packing Prisons With Bit Players in Small-Time Drug Deals, 16275-16280 [28JN]

Their Drug War—And Ours, 3275 [5MR]

This Sacred Document, 14733 [20JN]

Two Promising Weapons in the War Against Drugs, 16930 [11JY]

U.S. Drug Effort Runs Into Latin Resistance, 26653 [28SE]

U.S. in Drug Drive, To Regulate Shift of Funds Abroad, 11066 [17MY]

U.S. Joins Peru's Dirty War, 10110 [10MY]

U.S. Judges Underpaid, Face Security Threats, 961 [1AU]

U.S. Must Weigh Risks, 10110 [10MY]

U.S. Releases First Study on Missing Children, 9531 [7MY]

Unassuming Storefronts Believed To Launder Drug Dealers' Profits, 11064 [17MY]

Unlocking the Prison Doors, 16930 [11JY]

Video Evidence Allowed in Drunk-Driving Cases, 14554 [19JN]

Violence and Hypocrisy, 17853 [17JY]

We Can't Just Sit Here, She Won't Let Fear, Crime Take Her Streets Away, 8546 [26AP]

What About Sympathy for the Victim, 14980 [20JN]

When RICO Joined the Good Guys, 990 [31JA]

Where Did All the Money Go?, 13372 [7JN]

Whose Constitution Is It, Anyway?, 14673 [19JN]

Why More HUDs May Lie Ahead, 18229 [19JY]

Young Spies Like Us—Group Calls Tyco Toy Eavesdropping Device, 17128 [11JY]

Youngsters Resist Peer Pressure to Use Drugs, 5207 [22MR]

Youth and Drugs—Paramount Need is Leadership, Vision—Not Prescriptions to Avoid the Sinkholes of Life, 18233 [19JY]

Bills and resolutions

Aeronautics: promote and strengthen security (see H.R. 5200)

Aliens: deportation of individuals convicted of felony drunken driving (see S. 3230)

———expedite removal of criminals (see S. 3055)

———international cooperation on the incarceration of illegal aliens imprisoned for Federal offenses (see H.R. 5678)

Anti-Child Pornography Possession Act: enact (see S. 2481)

Anti-Drug Abuse Act: enact (see S. 2695)

Antiterrorism Act: enact (see S. 2465)

Anti-Terrorism Sanctions Act: enact (see S. 2917)

Arts: prohibit distribution of paintings that are similar to original works of art and intended to deceive consumers (see H.R. 5848)

Assistant Sec. of Defense for Drug Enforcement Policy: establish (see H.R. 4932)

Bankruptcy: prevent criminal evasion of restitution by declaring (see H.R. 4959)

Bankruptcy Antifraud Act: enact (see H.R. 4981)

Banks and banking: enforce penalties on institutions whose officers are involved in monetary transaction reporting offenses (see S. 2327)

———enforcement of criminal and civil law (see H.R. 5387)

———enforcement of criminal and regulatory provisions of law with respect to insured depository institutions (see H.R. 5544)

———penalties for laundering drug money (see H.R. 4554)

———revoke the charter of institutions found guilty of certain monetary crimes (see H.R. 3848)

———revoke the charter of institutions found guilty of certain monetary crimes (H.R. 3848), consideration (see H. Res. 378)

Birmingham, England: reopen 1974 public house bombing case (see S. Con. Res. 104)

Burma: civil liberties, democracy, and illicit narcotics production and trafficking (see S. Con. Res. 128; H. Con. Res. 324)

Business: regulate commerce and prohibit unfair or deceptive acts or practices (see H.R. 5797)

Capital punishment: reform exclusionary rule and habeas corpus procedures (see H.R. 4002)

Capitol Building and Grounds: penalties for demonstrators who throw blood (see H. Con. Res. 267)

Child support: penalties for avoidance of payments (see S. 2185)

Children: improve protective service systems (see S. 3132)

Coast Guard: impose penalties for inducing units to render aid under false pretenses (see H.R. 4632)

———treatment of aircraft used in illegal drug trafficking (see H.R. 5301)

Committee to Investigate Financial Institution Fraud, Mismanagement, Oversight and Supervision (Select): establish (see H. Res. 414)

Comprehensive Thrift and Bank Fraud Prosecution Act: enact (see S. 2786)

Comprehensive Thrift and Bank Fraud Prosecution and Taxpayer Recovery Act: enact (see S. 3194)

Computer Abuse Act: amend (see S. 2476)

Constitutional amendments: safeguard victims' rights (see H.J. Res. 547)

Contractors: debarment penalty for conviction of certain Federal offenses (see H.R. 4795)

Controlled Substances Act: retention of seized assets for administrative expenses (see S. 2985; H.R. 5525)

Counterfeit Deterrence Act: enact (see S. 2748)

Counter-Narcotics Technology Act: enact (see S. 2568)

Courts: amend law provisions relative to procedure (see H.R. 3918)

———appoint additional Federal circuit and district judges (see H.R. 5316)

———constitutional amendment to prohibit capital punishment (see H.J. Res. 619)

———modify power of Federal jurisdictions to issue restitution in criminal cases (see H.R. 5330)

———prohibit racially discriminatory capital sentencing (see H.R. 4618)

———protect rights of victims (see H.R. 4688)

———protection of officers and jurors (see H.R. 4296)

———release of records of disciplinary proceedings to victims of violent crime (see H.R. 4570)

———suspension, without pay, of a judge or Justice convicted of a felony (see S. 2106)

———U.S. Marshals Service designation of districts that need additional private facilities for pretrial detention of Federal prisoners (see H.R. 4666)

Crime: control (see S. 3266; H.R. 5269)

———control (H.R. 5269), consideration (see H. Res. 473, 490)

Crime Prevention Month: designate (see S.J. Res. 309; H.J. Res. 557)

Criminal Alien Deportation and Exclusion Act: enact (see S. 2957)

Day of Observance for the Victims of Terrorism: designate (see S.J. Res. 326)

Dept. of Defense: authorizing appropriations for drug interdiction and counter-drug activities (see S. 2910)

———contracting practices relative to debarred or suspended contractors (see H.R. 4401)

———expand authority for support for civilian law enforcement agencies (see S. 2728)

Dept. of HUD: extend statute of limitations applicable to any criminal offense committed by officers or employees of the agency between 1981 and 1988 (see H.R. 5298)

Dept. of Justice: establish a Financial Services Crime Division (see S. 2712; H.R. 5044)

———establish Financial Services Crime Division (see H.R. 5101)

———use of forfeiture fund assets to support trauma care services (see H.R. 4361)

Dept. of the Treasury: adopt distinctive counterfeit deterrents for the manufacture of U.S. securities (see H.R. 4313)

Diseases: testing of certain sex offenders for acquired immune deficiency syndrome (see H.R. 5636)

District of Columbia: census treatment of prisoners at the Lorton, VA, complex (see H.R. 5441)

———imposition of capital punishment (see H.R. 4589)

Drug abuse: add methyl ethyl ketone as a listed essential chemical in cocaine production (see S. 2045)

———capital punishment for major drug traffickers (see H.R. 3871)

———continued involvement of State, county, and local governments in the war on drugs (see H.R. 4781)

———criminal penalties for illicit use of anabolic steroids (see H.R. 4658)

———discontinuance of mobile radio service to persons involved in drug trafficking (see H.R. 3976)

———establish permanent Federal and State treatment programs for criminal offenders (see S. 2520; H.R. 4622)

———financial assistance to drug emergency areas (see H.R. 4763)

———funding for local drug enforcement programs (see H. Con. Res. 279)

———funding for rural law enforcement agencies to combat drug-related crime (see H.R. 5244)

———funding for State and local enforcement programs (see S. 2179)

———national drug control policy (see H.R. 5293)

———national drug control policy effectiveness (see S. 3219)

———penalties for crystalline methamphetamine (see H.R. 5212)

———procedures for State and local governments to purchase weapons for law enforcement (see H.R. 4221)

———promote positive alternative activities (see H.R. 5124)

———punishments for violent crimes relative to illegal use (see S. 2245)

———sentencing for illegal manufacture or distribution of smokable crystal methamphetamine (see H.R. 3983)

———sentencing for traffickers and perpetrators of violent acts (see H.R. 4079)

———State and local restriction on driving privileges of minors convicted of drug-related offenses (see H. Res. 305)

———strong enforcement of antidrug laws (see H. Con. Res. 263)

———suspend Federal education benefits to convicted individuals (see H.R. 4106)

———treatment of individuals operating common carriers under the influence of alcohol or drugs (see S. 3177)

Drug Emergency Areas Act: enact (see S. 2313)

Drug Paraphernalia Law Enforcement Fund: establish (see H.R. 5299)

Drugs: improve laws relative to illicit drugs and crime (see H.R. 4820)

Drunk Driving Child Protection Act: enact (see S. 2545)

Families: prevention of domestic violence (see S. 3134)

———procedural protections relative to violence among adults (see H.R. 5472)

Federal Bureau of Prisons: priority claim to transfer of real property of closed military installations (see H.R. 5058)

Federal Prison Industries Competition in Contracting Act: enact (see H.R. 4743)

Financial Crimes Prosecution and Recovery Act: enact (see S. 2735)

Financial Institutions' Crimes Asset Recovery Act: enact (see S. 2823)

Firearms: penalties (see H.R. 4186)

———prohibit unauthorized possession of documents authorizing individuals to deal (see H.R. 5928)

———require dealers to use national hotline for a background check before transfer (see H.R. 4883)

Flag—U.S.: constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration (see S.J. Res. 332; H.R. 5091; H.J. Res. 491, 559)

———constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration (H.J. Res. 350), consideration (see H. Res. 350)

———loss of nationality and deportation of immigrants who desecrate the flag (see H.R. 5095)

Food stamp plan: establish measures to prevent trafficking (see S. 2445)

Great Britain: Birmingham Six' detention case (see H. Con. Res. 249)

Guarantee of Free Access to Medical Facilities Act: enact (see S. 2321)

Gun-Free School Zones Act: enact (see S. 2070)

Health: financial assistance for certain trauma-care centers in areas of incidence of drug-related violence (see S. 3052)

———financial assistance to trauma-care centers operating in areas with high incidence of drug-related crime (see H.R. 4701)

Immigration and Nationality Act: expedite removal of certain aliens (see H.R. 5284)

Indian Child Protective Services and Family Violence Prevention Act: enact (see S. 2340)

Innovative Boot Camp Prison Act: enact (see S. 2216)

International Chemical Control Act: enact (see S. 2152)

International Child Protection and Recovery Act: enact (see S. 2529)

International Parental Child Abduction Awareness Week: designate (see S.J. Res. 363)

International relations: encourage international cooperation against national leaders implicated in the international narcotics trade (see H.J. Res. 541)

Iraq: increase certain civil and criminal penalties for violations of trade embargo (see S. 3013)

———international investigation of war crimes against foreign nationals (see H. Res. 474)

Law enforcement officers: conditional assistance to agencies based on binding bill of rights (see S. 2730)

———enforcement of standards by National Institute of Justice for body armor (see H.R. 4830)

———enhance capability to detect money laundering offenses (see H.R. 4044)

———lump sum payments to certain permanently disabled individuals (see H.R. 5752, 5765)

———penalties for killings of State and local officers (see H.R. 4092)

———report all cases of missing children to the National Crime Information Center (see S. 2317)

Law Enforcement Scholarship Act: enact (see S. 2241)

Medicaid: funding of abortion in case of rape or incest (see H. Res. 314)

Medigap Fraud and Abuse Prevention Act: enact (see S. 2640)

Members of Congress: deny annuity benefits for convicted felons (see H.R. 4292)

Military-style boot camp facilities: establish within the Federal prison system (see H.R. 3854)

Money: regulation of check cashing services, money order issuers, and other nonbank money transmitters (see H.R. 3939)

Money Laundering Enforcement Act: enact (see S. 2651)

National Child Search Assistance Act: enact (see H.R. 4407)

National Commission To Support Law Enforcement: establish (see S. 2872; H.R. 5288)

National Crime Victims' Rights Week: designate (see S.J. Res. 242; H.J. Res. 464)

National Domestic Violence Awareness Month: designate (see S.J. Res. 328)

National Drug Control Strategy Act: enact (see S. 2650)

National Drug Control Strategy Implementation Act: enact (see S. 2652)

National Hostage Awareness Day: designate (see H.J. Res. 628)

National Law Enforcement Cooperation Act: enact (see S. 2756)

National Neighborhood Crime Watch Day: designate (see S.J. Res. 296; H.J. Res. 468)

National Parents of Murdered Children Week: designate (see H.J. Res. 523)

National Red Ribbon Week for a Drug-Free America: designate (see S.J. Res. 346; H.J. Res. 595)

Occupational Safety and Health Act: amend provisions relative to criminal penalties (see H.R. 4050)

Office of Inspector General Law Enforcement Act: enact (see S. 2080)

Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act: amend (see H.R. 3996)

———increase appropriations (see H.R. 5378)

Panama: commend Government on efforts to combat illicit drug trafficking (see H. Con. Res. 247)

Patents: filing suits against State offices and their employees for infringement (see H.R. 3886)

Petroleum: Federal offense for illegal creation of a fuel shortage (see S. 2178)

Police Protection Act: enact (see S. 2639)

Pollution Prosecution Act: enact (see S. 2176)

Precursor Chemical Regulation Act: enact (see S. 2561)

Prisons: alternatives to imprisonment of persons convicted of nonviolent offenses (see H.R. 4297)

———creation of the maximum number of jobs for Federal inmates (see H.R. 5618)

———detention of individuals found guilty of a violent or serious drug offense pending sentence or appeal (see H.R. 4187)

———grants for State and local governments for alternatives to traditional modes of incarceration (see H.R. 4158)

———terms of imprisonment and supervised release following revocation of a term of supervised release (see S. 3180)

Public defenders: protection (see S. 2329)

Public Safety Officers' Compensation Act: enact (see S. 2785)

Racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations (see H.R. 5111)

Savings and loan associations: activity of the Attorney General relative to investigation of pending cases of criminal activity (see H.R. 4990)

———appointment of independent counsel for investigations (see S. Res. 310)

———authorizing civil actions for certain violations (see S. 2777)

———funding for investigation of financial crimes (see S. Res. 298)

———improve judicial enforcement in fraud cases (see S. 2763)

———increase penalties for violations of certain law (see H.R. 5180)

———independent counsel investigation of Federal officials involved in scandal (see H. Res. 407)

———investigation and prosecution of criminal activity (see H.R. 5150, 5219, 5247, 5353, 5499)

———jurisdiction of the Secret Service relative to the investigation of certain financial crimes (see H.R. 5098)

———prosecution of financial crimes (see H.R. 5050)

———Secret Service jurisdiction over investigation of certain financial crimes (see S. 2721)

Savings Association Law Enforcement Improvement Act: enact (see S. 2746)

Securities: enforcement remedies for violations and eliminate abuses in penny stock transactions (see H.R. 5325)

———facilitate cooperation with foreign countries in law enforcement (H.R. 1396), concurrence of the House to the Senate amendment (see H. Res. 483)

Social conditions: combat violent crime and strengthen antidrug efforts (see H.R. 5055)

———reduce community-based tension (see S. 3242)

South America: reduction of illicit coca production in Bolivia, Colombia, and Peru (see H.R. 4038)

States: availability of crime control funds to local governments (see H.R. 5302)

Technology: use of funding to improve quality and accessibility of DNA analyses (see H.R. 5862; H. Con. Res. 384)

Telemarketing Fraud and Abuse Prevention Act: enact (see S. 2494)

Telephones: protect the privacy of users (see H.R. 4340)

Terrorism: civil cause of action in Federal law providing for extraterritorial jurisdiction over certain acts (see H.R. 5670)

Thrift institutions: enforcement actions against institutions engaged in money laundering (see H.R. 5889)

———regulation of deposit insurance and prevention of illegal monetary transaction offenses (see S. 3037)

U.S. Marshals Service: regulation of private jails used to detain Federal prisoners (see S. 2519)

U.S. Trade Representative: incorporating illegal narcotics trade as a component of trade policy (see H. Con. Res. 265)

Victims: improve and expand restitution remedies available (see H.R. 5222)

———increase protection (see H.R. 5368)

———protect rights (see H.R. 3958)

Victims of Crime Bill of Rights: adopt (see S. Con. Res. 130; H. Con. Res. 330)

Violence Against Women Act: enact (see S. 2754)

Volunteer workers: projects to protect students and educational institution employees from criminal activity (see H.R. 5445)

White House: penalties for demonstrators who throw blood (see H. Con. Res. 267)

Women: combat violence against (see H.R. 5468)

Youth: penalties for participation in street gangs (see H.R. 4671)

Cloture motions

Capital punishment: constitutional procedures (S. 1970), 12376 [24MY], 12703 [5JN], 13358 [7JN]

Comparisons

Defense drug interdiction assistance, 23016 [3AU]

Court documents

Capital Punishment: Supreme Court, 16328 [28JN]

Criminal Restitution Under Bankruptcy: Supreme Court, 16384 [28JN]

Flag Desecration: Supreme Court, 14354 [18JN], 14935 [20JN], 15491 [25JN], 15546 [26JN]

Victim impact statement: Supreme Court, 16320, 16323-16328 [28JN]

Warrentless Searches for National Security Purposes: U.S. v. Ehrlichman (1977), 24027 [12SE]

Descriptions

Helms amendment to Hate Crime Statistics Act: Police Executive Research Forum, 1755 [8FE]

Documents

Drug Summit—Bilateral Communique, Cartagena, Colombia, 3567-3570 [6MR]

Legislative History on Mandatory Work Requirements for All Prisoners, 16296 [28JN]

Mandatory Minimum Sentences: Dept. of Justice, 16260 [28JN]

Nomination of Robert W. Sweet, Jr., as Administrator, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, 6765 [4AP]

Essays

Don't Burn Our Flag: Orville Lee Vaughn III, 15062 [21JN]

Flag Desecration: Kelsey Watkins, 8173 [25AP]

Explanations

Death penalty for drug kingpins amendment: Senator D'Amato, 16935-16937 [11JY]

Revocation of probation and supervised release: U.S. Sentencing Commission, 28229, 28232 [10OC]

Simon-Roth-Dixon amendment on criminal fraud in banking and thrift industry, 16915 [11JY]

Factsheets

Drunk Driving Child Protection Act (S. 2545), 8903 [1MY]

Jacob Wetterling Foundation—In Service to Children Abducted by a Stranger, 9532 [7MY]

Letters

Assault weapons: Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, 11632 [22MY]

———Carl Dobbs, Illinois Association of Chiefs of Police, 11727 [23MY]

———Gary D. Latham, Arizona Association of Chiefs of Police, 11726 [23MY]

———Joseph D. McNamara, San Jose, CA, Police Dept., 11727 [23MY]

———Law Enforcement for Preservation of the Second Amendment (organization), 11640 [22MY]

———Los Angeles Police Protective League, 11730 [23MY]

———Nicholas W. Weiss, Police Officers Association, 11727 [23MY]

———Patrick DeJonghe, Fraternal Order of Police, 11727 [23MY]

———Raymond L. Flynn, 11728 [23MY]

———Robert E. Scheetz, St. Louis, MO, Metropolitan Police Dept., 11727 [23MY]

Aviation Security Improvement Act: Victoria Cummock, 33701 [24OC]

Birmingham Six bombing case: David Waddington, 4194 [9MR]

———Johnny Walker, 4194 [9MR]

———Senator Kennedy, 4194 [9MR]

Constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration of the U.S. flag: Kirk M. Bauer, 15294 [21JN]

Convict tent shelters: Bruce Fein, 16298 [28JN]

Counterfeit deterrents: Edith E. Holiday, Dept. of the Treasury, 14456 [18JN]

Crime victims' rights: Citizens for Law and Order, Inc., 16322 [28JN]

———Concerns of Police Survivors, 16322 [28JN]

———Council for Court Excellence, 16321 [28JN]

———Mothers Against Drunk Driving, 16319 [28JN]

———National Coalition Against Sexual Assault, 16319 [28JN]

———National Organization for Victim Assistance, 16318, 16321 [28JN]

———National Victim Center, 16318, 16321 [28JN]

———Stephanie Roper Committee, Inc., 16321 [28JN]

———Victims' Constitutional Amendment Network, 16321 [28JN]

Dept. of Defense counternarcotics funds obligation status: Senator D'Amato, 25955 [26SE]

———Stephen M. Duncan, Dept. of Defense, 25955 [26SE]

Dept. of Defense training of State corrections officials in shock incarceration techniques: Stephen M. Duncan, Dept. of Defense, 16207 [28JN]

Dept. of Defense's counternarcotics efforts: Senator D'Amato, 22697 [3AU]

Drug abuse: Greene County's Logan-Rogersville Middle School students, 7290 [18AP]

Drug abuse and trafficking: Jeannie M. Chadwick, 12331 [24MY]

Drug Abuse Resistance Education Program: Bob Carlson, 23086 [3AU]

Drug emergency areas: Senator Adams, 4919 [21MR]

———Stanley E. Morris, Office of National Drug Control Policy, 4919 [21MR]

Drunk Driving Child Protection Act: Micky Sadoff, 8904 [1MY]

Enforcement of criminal laws in drug cases: Bruce C. Navarro, 16342-16346 [28JN]

Federal habeas corpus in capital offenses: several governors, 11237 [21MY]

Flag desecration: American Legion, 15323 [21JN]

———George W. Hails, 17347 [13JY]

———Margaret J. Haase, 26655 [28SE]

———Representative Chandler, 15252 [21JN]

———Richard L. Thornburgh, Attorney General, 15321 [21JN]

———Senators Dole and Heflin, 13526 [11JN]

———VFW, 15323 [21JN]

Florida Assault Weapons Commission: Roger C. Haddix, 4040 [8MR]

Funding for Dept. of Justice investigations of bank fraud: Senators Wirth and Riegle, 8730 [30AP]

Gun control: National Rifle Association, 11630 [22MY]

Habeas corpus proceedings: Richard P. Ieyoub, National District Attorneys Association, 26226 [27SE]

Hate Crime Statistics Act: ACLU, 1755 [8FE]

———American Jewish Committee, 1755 [8FE]

———American Jewish Congress, 1755 [8FE]

———B'nai B'rith, 1757 [8FE]

———Dept. of Justice, 1754, 1772 [8FE]

———Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund, Inc., 1757 [8FE]

———Leadership Conference of Civil Rights, 1756 [8FE]

———Maine Dept. of the Attorney General, 1754 [8FE]

———NAACP, 1757 [8FE]

———National Gay & Lesbian Task Force, 1756 [8FE]

———National Gay Rights Advocates, 1756 [8FE]

———People for the American Way Action Fund, 1757 [8FE]

———Police Executive Research Forum, 1754 [8FE]

———Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism, 1756 [8FE]

Innovative Boot Camp Prison Act: Charles W. Colson, Justice Fellowship Advocates, 16930 [11JY]

International law and terrorism: Paul S. Hudson, 1116 [6FE]

International Securities Enforcement Cooperation Act: SEC, 35089 [26OC]

Investigation of financial institution fraud: Richard L. Thornburgh, Attorney General, 23550 [10SE]

Iran-Contra probe: Representative Broomfield, 18882 [24JY]

Mandatory sentences: U.S. Sentencing Commission, 16274 [28JN]

National drug control policy: Senators Gorton and Adams and Representative Sid Morrison, 5568 [28MR]

National Drug Control Strategy Implementation Act: William J. Bennett, 11199 [18MY]

Panama strategy to combat drug smuggling: Senator D'Amato, 36483 [27OC]

Permanent Federal and State drug abuse treatment programs for criminal offenders: American Correctional Association, 8212 [25AP]

———Citizens United for Rehabilitation of Errants, 8212 [25AP]

———Criminal Justice Policy Foundation, 8212 [25AP]

———David Barber, 8213 [25AP]

———David H. Bludworth, 8213 [25AP]

———John J. Kelly, 8213 [25AP]

———Michael D. Bradbury, 8213 [25AP]

———Michael D. Schrunk, 8213 [25AP]

———National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, 8212 [25AP]

———Paul J. Carmouche, 8213 [25AP]

Precursor chemicals: DEA, 16303 [28JN]

Production of AR-15 semiautomatic assault weapon under an assumed name: Senator DeConcini, 16939 [11JY]

Prosecution of savings and loan fraud cases, Mark E. Schaefer, 10347 [15MY]

Racial discrimination in capital punishment: Robert J. Del Tufo, 27694 [5OC]

———various signatories, 27694 [5OC]

Racial Justice Act: Nebraska County Attorneys Association, 27409 [3OC]

Revocation of probation and supervised release: U.S. Sentencing Commission, 28228, 28230 [10OC]

Revoke the charter of depository institutions found guilty of certain monetary crimes: Representative Rostenkowski, 8248 [25AP]

State and local government law enforcement assistance: National Association of Chiefs of Police, 16384 [28JN]

Video equipment used in arrests of drunken drivers: Mothers Against Drunk Driving, 14553 [19JN]

Violent crime and antidrug efforts: Elizabeth H. Dole, Sec. of Labor, 14971 [20JN]

Lists

Capital punishment offenses, 11229 [21MY]

Changes made to S. 1972 to be used as a perfecting amendment to S. 1970, 11230 [21MY]

Cosponsors of H.J. Res. 464, National Crime Victims' Rights Week, 705 [29JA]

Cosponsors of S.J. Res. 48, constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration of the U.S. flag, 15106 [21JN]

Democratic amendments to S. 1970, constitutional procedures for imposition of capital punishment, 12337-12467 [24MY]

Law enforcement organizations supporting Hate Crime Statistics Act, 1755 [8FE]

Mexican police and military officers killed in antidrug related activities, 12528 [24MY]

Michigan victims of bombing of Pan American flight 103, 11404 [21MY]

Mount Vernon, NY, Police Dept. honorees, 10921 [17MY]

National League of Cities' drug education initiatives participants, 4960 [21MR]

Organizations supporting language of Reid amendment to S. 1970, protection for victims of child abuse, 16239, 16288 [28JN]

Organizations supporting the Hate Crimes Statistics Act, 1757 [8FE]

Press accounts of homosexual activities of persons involved in youth activities, 28606 [11OC]

Republican amendments to S. 1970, constitutional procedures for capital punishment, 13361-13362 [7JN]

State attorneys general and other chief legal officers opposing certain procedures in capital punishment cases, 11239 [21MY]

Victims of Pan American flight 103, 33212-33214, 33229-33231 [23OC]

Memorandums

Comprehensive Crime Control Act Capital Punishment Sentencing and Appeal Procedures, 27522 [4OC]

Congress' Constitutional Authority To Enact the Racial Justice Act: Laurence H. Tribe, 12270 [24MY]

Office Thefts and Building Security in the District of Columbia: George Webster, 2085 [20FE]

Sentencing of Steven Monsanto, 16362 [28JN]

Understanding Between the Postal Service and Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (Dept. of the Treasury) for Criminal Investigations, 23549 [10SE]

Memorials of legislature

Pennsylvania, 15849 [27JN]

Messages

Extradition Treaty With Canada: President Bush, 8108 [24AP]

National Drug Control Strategy: President Bush, 659 [29JA]

National Drug Operations Center Analysis: President Bush, 14446 [18JN]

Motions

Capital punishment: constitutional procedures (S. 1970), Dole motion to reconsider Hatch amendment (sale of assault weapons), 11737 [23MY]

Crime: control (H.R. 5269), consideration (H. Res. 473), 25576 [25SE]

———control (H.R. 5269), instruct conferees, 34090 [25OC]

Flag—U.S.: review constitutionality of protection statute (H. Res. 362), 4997 [22MR]

Securities Law Enforcement Remedies Act: enact (S. 647), 18703 [23JY]

Outlines

Violence Against Women Act (S. 2754), 14569 [19JN], 15531 [26JN]

Petitions

American Legion, Buffalo, NY, 4151 [9MR]

American Library Association, 37089 [27OC]

California State Sheriffs' Association, 27669 [4OC]

Catholic War Veterans of the U.S.A., Inc., 27479 [4OC]

Fairbanks, AK, Interior Democrats, 9329 [3MY]

New York, NY, City Council, 40 [23JA]

Outer Banks VFW Post 10950, 23679 [10SE]

Slidell, LA, City Council, 27479 [4OC]

Slidell City, LA, City Council, 25276 [21SE]

30th Infantry Division Association, 16897 [11JY]

Poems

``FBI Is Living a Lie'', 30464 [18OC]

``Low Noon at the Washington Corral'', 32601 [23OC]

``What Price Justice,'' Richard McIlkenny, 4482 [15MR]

Polls of opinion

Constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration of the U.S. flag, 15058 [21JN]

Press releases

Break-up of multi-million dollar supercomputer smuggling ring moving most sophisticated machinery in U.S. history: Customs Service, 12358 [24MY]

Programs

Memphis Area Neighborhood Watch, Inc.'s Sixth Annual Neighborhood Watch Awards Breakfast, 4718 [20MR]

Proposals

Revocation of probation and supervised release: U.S. Sentencing Commission, 28229, 28230 [10OC]

Public opinion polls

Crime and drugs, 14734 [20JN]

Supreme Court ruling on U.S. flag desecration, 14102 [14JN]

Remarks in House

Aeronautics: antiterrorism cooperation from Air Transport Association, 9712 [8MY]

———illegal drug transportation, 27573 [4OC]

———promote and strengthen security (H.R. 5200), 25183 [19SE], 25527 [24SE]

———promote and strengthen security (H.R. 5732), 26779-26791 [1OC], 33700 [24OC], 33703 [26OC]-33704 [24OC], 34898 [27OC]

Aliens: deportation of criminals, 27357 [3OC]

All-night crime watch: congressional vigil, 14941 [20JN], 14949 [25JN]-14962, 14964-15037 [20JN]

Arab Americans: U.S. incidence of violence, 23694 [10SE]

Arts: prohibit distribution of paintings that are similar to original works of art and are intended to deceive consumers (H.R. 5848), 30465 [18OC]

Bahamas: criminal sentencing for drug traffickers, 8150 [24AP]

Bankruptcy: prevent criminal evasion of restitution by declaring (H.R. 4959), 12592 [5JN], 13909 [13JN]

Bankruptcy Antifraud Act: enact (H.R. 4981), 13161 [6JN]

Banks and banking: encourage independent counsel investigation relative to Federal officials involved in the savings and loan scandal (H. Res. 407), 14729 [20JN]

———enforcement of criminal and civil law (H.R. 5387), 955 [1AU]

———enforcement of criminal and regulatory provisions of law relative to insured depository institutions (H.R. 5544), 23095 [3AU]

———penalties for laundering drug money (H.R. 4554), 7430 [19AP]

———revoke the charter of institutions found guilty of certain monetary crimes (H.R. 3848), 14 [23JA], 7406 [19AP], 8237-8273 [25AP], 8549 [27AP]

———revoke the charter of institutions found guilty of certain monetary crimes (H.R. 3848), corrections in engrossment, 8298 [25AP]

Barco, Virgilio: tribute to efforts in the war against drugs, 14725 [20JN]

Blacks: incidents of prejudice in Montgomery County, MD, 3443 [6MR]

Bulgaria: concentration camp atrocities, 6266 [3AP]

Bush, President: House delay over proposed crime package, 7277, 7280 [18AP]

———legislation, 7274 [18AP]

Business: regulate commerce and prohibit unfair or deceptive acts or practices (H.R. 5797), 27871 [5OC]

Capital punishment, 18891 [24JY]

———constitutional amendment to prohibit (H.J. Res. 619), 17107 [11JY]

———effectiveness, 10453-10456 [15MY]

———impose for certain murders (H.R. 2102), 5444 [27MR], 13161 [6JN]

———increase application of, 23954 [12SE]

———reforms exclusionary rule and habeas corpus procedures (H.R. 4002), 1489 [7FE]

———reinstitution, 4453 [15MR]

———sentencing and appeals procedures, 27419 [3OC], 27510-27524, 27525-27527 [4OC], 27689-27699 [5OC], 27731, 27940 [6OC], 36928, 36929 [27OC]

Children: court testimony, 36928, 36929 [27OC]

Childress, TX: construction of new State prison facility, 18389 [19JY]

Civil liberties: habeas corpus reform, 27539-27545 [4OC]

———victims' rights, 26019 [26SE]

Coast Guard: penalties for inducing units to render assistance under false pretenses (H.R. 4632), 23660-23662 [10SE]

———treatment of aircraft used in illegal drug trafficking (H.R. 5301), 18130 [19JY]

Colombia: assassination of presidential candidate Carlos Pizarro, 9551 [7MY]

Committee to Investigate Financial Institution Fraud, Mismanagement, Oversight and Supervision (Select): establish (H. Res. 414), 14479 [18JN]

Contractors: debarment penalty for conviction of certain Federal offenses (H.R. 4795), 10119 [10MY], 28709 [11OC]

Control (H.R. 5269), 18891 [24JY]

Controlled Substances Act: retention of seized assets for administrative expenses (H.R. 5525), 23096 [3AU]

Copyrights: create a dispute settlement procedure for bilateral agreements with other countries (H.R. 4366), 5021 [22MR]

Correctional institutions: use of certain Dept. of Defense real property, 27346, 27347 [3OC]

Courts: adjust civil monetary penalties to reflect inflation (S. 535), 25444, 25445 [24SE]

———amend provisions relative to criminal law and procedure (H.R. 3918), 719 [30JA], 854 [30JA], 10123 [10MY]

———appoint additional Federal circuit and district judges (H.R. 5316), 26446, 26448 [27SE]

———appoint additional Federal circuit and district judges (H.R. 5316), Senate amendment, 36931-36951 [27OC]

———capital punishment, 18820 [24JY]

———closed-circuit television testimony of children in abuse cases, 27362 [3OC]

———drug asset forfeiture program, 27528-27531 [4OC]

———habeas corpus reform, 27539-27545, 27547-27550 [4OC]

———illegally obtained evidence, 27707-27710 [5OC]

———immunity from personal civil liability relative to volunteers working on behalf of nonprofit organizations and Government entities (H.R. 911), 1179 [5FE]

———imposition of capital punishment for murderers, 7915 [24AP]

———improve criminal law and procedure (H.R. 2709), 4417, 4452, 4453 [15MR]

———modify power of Federal jurisdictions to issue restitution in criminal cases (H.R. 5330), 18472 [20JY]

———penalties for distribution of drugs at rest areas and truck stops, 27721 [5OC]

———protect rights of victims (H.R. 4688), 9114 [2MY]

———reform the exclusionary rule relative to search warrant language, 19704 [26JY]

———release of murder suspect by Maryland judge, 7848 [23AP]

———release of records of disciplinary proceedings to victims of violent crime (H.R. 4570), 7681 [20AP]

———restitution by convicted criminals, 13303, 13306 [7JN]

———sentencing guidelines for Federal offenses, 27366-27368 [3OC]

———victims' rights, 27719-27721 [5OC]

Crime: control (H.R. 5269), 18890, 18891 [24JY], 24205, 24318 [13SE], 26190 [27SE], 27266 [3OC], 27299 [5OC], 27302 [3OC], 27307 [10OC], 27352 [4OC]-27368 [3OC], 27419 [3OC], 27508, 27510-27589 [4OC], 27689 [5OC], 27731 [6OC]-27732 [5OC], 27866 [5OC], 27905 [6OC], 31095, 31096 [19OC]

———control (H.R. 5269), appointment of conferees, 34095 [25OC]

———control (H.R. 5269), consideration (H. Res. 473), 25566-25578 [25SE], 26021 [26SE]

———control (H.R. 5269), consideration (H. Res. 490), 27293-27299 [3OC]

———control (H.R. 5269), corrections in engrossment, 27732 [5OC]

———control (H.R. 5269), filing amendments, 23465 [5SE]

———control (H.R. 5269), motion to instruct conferees, 34090-34093 [25OC]

———control (H.R. 5269), open rule for consideration, 19479 [25JY]

———control (S. 3266), 36921-36930 [27OC], 37160 [2NO]

Crime and criminals: House delay over President's legislation package, 7280 [18AP]

Crime Prevention Month: designate (H.J. Res. 557), 8322 [25AP]

———designate (S.J. Res. 309), 23669 [10SE]

Czechoslovakia: fight against international terrorism, 5557 [27MR]

Dade County, FL: tribute to National Youth Crime Prevent Conference, 19778 [26JY]

Dallas-Fort Worth, TX: commend television stations for drug abuse campaign, 7 [23JA]

DEA: bombing of headquarters in Fort Myers, FL, 4534 [20MR]

Dept. of Defense: contracting practices relative to debarred or suspended contractors (H.R. 4401), 8309 [25AP]

———suspend progress payments to contractors involved in fraud, 24992 [18SE]

Dept. of HUD: extend statute of limitations applicable to any criminal offense committed by officers or employees of the agency between 1981 and 1988 (H.R. 5298), 18125 [18JY], 18141 [19JY]

Dept. of Justice: establish a Financial Services Crime Division (H.R. 5044), 14273 [14JN]

———establish Financial Services Crime Division (H.R. 5101), 14876, 14937 [20JN]

———executive branch expedite prosecution of narcotics and Savings and Loan offenders, 21602 [1AU]

———policy, 4745 [21MR]

———use of forfeiture fund assets to support trauma care services (H.R. 4361), 5226 [22MR]

Diseases: test convicted sex offenders for acquired immune deficiency syndrome, 27353 [3OC]

District of Columbia: crime problems, 14873 [20JN]

———impact of Marion S. Barry's trial on funding levels, 34138 [25OC]

———imposition of capital punishment (H.R. 4589), 8142 [24AP], 14015 [13JN]

Drug abuse: assist community and neighborhood groups (H.R. 3336), 1721 [7FE]

———assistance to Andean countries, 28708 [11OC]

———certification of laboratories engaged in testing, 27726-27728 [5OC]

———continue strong enforcement of antidrug laws (H. Con. Res. 263), 1524 [7FE]

———continued involvement of State, county, and local governments in the war on drugs (H.R. 4781), 17438 [13JY]

———discontinuance of mobile radio service to persons involved in drug trafficking (H.R. 3976), 1475 [7FE]

———driver's license suspension for conviction, 27351, 27352 [3OC]

———Drug Abuse Resistence Education program, 27362, 27363 [3OC]

———educational initiatives, 4951 [21MR], 17500 [13JY], 27572 [4OC]

———establish permanent Federal and State treatment programs for criminal offenders (H.R. 4622), 8330 [25AP]

———financial institutions involved in money laundering for traffickers, 3443 [6MR]

———funding for local drug enforcement programs (H. Con. Res. 279), 3819 [7MR]

———legislation, 25439 [24SE]

———link highway grants to prosecution of drug criminals, 17240-17245 [12JY]

———mandatory sentencing for illegal activities dealing with crystal methamphetamine (H.R. 3766), 2622 [26FE]

———narcotics traffic, 4323 [13MR], 25272 [21SE]

———national drug control policy, 6 [23JA], 500 [25JA], 2116 [21FE], 3652-3655 [7MR], 6657 [4AP], 7354 [18AP]

———penalties for crystalline methamphetamine (H.R. 5212), 16622 [28JN]

———penalties for drug-related murders, 1875 [20FE]

———procedures for State and local governments to purchase weapons for law enforcement (H.R. 4221), 3826 [7MR]

———release from prison of convicted felons, 3841, 3844 [8MR]

———role of military in drug war, 1490 [7FE]

———sentencing for traffickers and perpetrators of violent acts (H.R. 4079), 2472 [22FE], 4725 [20MR], 14733 [20JN]

———State and local restriction on driving privileges of minors convicted of drug-related offenses (H. Res. 305), 271 [24JA]

———support Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE) program, 16103 [28JN]

———suspend Federal education benefits to convicted individuals (H.R. 4106), 2616 [26FE]

Drug Paraphernalia Law Enforcement Fund: establish (H.R. 5299), 18138 [19JY]

Eavesdropping: eliminate the one-party consent exception to prohibitions in non-law-enforcement cases (H.R. 2551), 17127 [11JY]

El Salvador: investigation of murder of Jesuit priests, 8340 [26AP]

Families: procedural protections relative to violence among adults (H.R. 5472), 23102 [3AU]

Federal aid programs: improve rural drug enforcement, 27722-27724 [5OC]

Federal Prison Industries: limit areas of production, 27551-27554 [4OC]

———program study, 32642 [23OC]

Federal Prison Industries Competition in Contracting Act: enact (H.R. 4743), 17935 [18JY]

Firearms: amend certain provisions (H.R. 1361), 1215 [6FE]

———amend provisions relative to penalties (H.R. 4186), 3465 [6MR]

———assault weapons, 12110 [24MY], 14602 [19JN]

———background check prior to purchase of handguns, 14273 [14JN]

———domestic ban on assault weapons, 4262 [13MR]

———import ban on assault weapons, 1876 [20FE], 4040 [8MR], 23790 [11SE], 24208 [13SE]

———importation of parts for semi-automatic weapons, 27532-27535 [4OC]

———mandatory minimum sentence for unlawful possession (H.R. 2529), 14286 [14JN]

———national 7-day waiting period before purchase, 13309 [7JN]

———prohibit importation of assault weapons and certain accessories (H.R. 1154), 27400 [3OC]

———prohibit importation of assault weapons and certain accessories (H.R. 1154), open rule for consideration, 19092 [24JY]

———prohibit unauthorized possession of documents authorizing individuals to deal (H.R. 5928), 34188 [25OC]

———require dealers to use national hotline for a background check before transfer (H.R. 4883), 24902 [18SE], 27871 [5OC]

———waiting period before the purchase of a handgun, 30449 [17OC]

———waiting period before the purchase of a handgun (H.R. 467), 8233, 8235 [25AP], 15438 [25JN], 16630 [28JN], 25033, 25192 [19SE]

———waiting period for handgun purchase, 27418 [3OC]

Flag—U.S.: constitutional amendment on desecration, 2292 [22FE], 4994-5007 [22MR]

———constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration, 13513, 13514, 13515 [11JN], 13593, 13594, 13595, 13596, 13597, 13598, 13644, 13645 [12JN], 13909 [13JN], 14022, 14023, 14024, 14025 [14JN], 14026 [18JN], 14027, 14028, 14029, 14030, 14031 [14JN], 14280, 14283, 14297, 14304 [14JN], 14353 [18JN], 14601, 14602, 14673 [19JN], 14730, 14732 [20JN], 14875, 14876, 14877, 14962 [20JN], 15058 [21JN], 15331 [21JN], 15350, 15351, 15375 [22JN], 15731, 15732 [26JN], 17333 [12JY], 18128 [19JY]

———constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration (H.J. Res. 324), 14015 [13JN]

———constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration (H.J. Res. 350), 15239, 15263 [21JN], 15314, 15315 [25JN]-15318-15336 [21JN], 16823 [10JY]

———constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration (H.J. Res. 350), consideration (H. Res. 417), 15229-15239 [21JN]

———constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration (H.J. Res. 350), debate procedure, 14877, 14878 [20JN]

———constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration (H.J. Res. 350), discharge petition, 5699 [28MR], 6065 [29MR], 6176 [2AP]

———constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration (H.J. Res. 491), 2652 [27FE]

———constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration (H.R. 5091), 14935-14937, 14938 [20JN], 15318-15325 [21JN]

———review constitutionality of protection statute (H. Res. 362), 4993, 4994, 4996 [22MR]

———Supreme Court ruling on desecration, 4991, 4992, 4993 [22MR], 13513, 13514 [11JN], 13828, 13832, 14007 [13JN], 14030, 14102, 14104, 14106 [14JN], 14304, 14306 [14JN], 14730, 14732 [20JN], 15058 [21JN]

Florida Assault Weapons Commission: findings on import ban, 4040 [8MR]

Georgia: tribute to special volunteers in criminal justice, 9116 [2MY]

Great Britain: Birmingham Six' detention case (H. Con. Res. 249), 861 [30JA]

———conviction of the Birmingham Six, 4482 [15MR]

———terrorist activities of the Irish Republican Army, 21237 [1AU]

Habeas corpus: amend United States Code (H.R. 4737), 9553, 9554 [7MY]

Harris, Robert A.: stay of execution, 6263 [3AP]

Health: effects of drug-related violence on trauma care, 27711-27714 [5OC]

———financial assistance to trauma care centers operating in areas with high incidence of drug-related crime (H.R. 4701), 23043 [3AU]

———financial assistance to trauma-care centers operating in areas with high incidence of drug-related crime (H.R. 4701), 9120 [2MY]

Historical buildings: penalties for demonstrators who throw blood on the Capitol or White House (H. Con. Res. 267), 1875 [20FE]

Iran: arms sales, 18882 [24JY]

Iraq: international investigation of war crimes against foreign nationals (H. Res. 474), 25555 [25SE]

———invasion of Kuwait, 23791 [11SE]

———terrorist activities, 23936 [11SE]

Israel: outbreak of violence in Jerusalem, 28438 [10OC]

Jacksonville, FL: murder of eight by gunman, 14602 [19JN]

Jews: anti-Semitic incidents in Montgomery County, MD, 3443 [6MR]

———desecration of cemeteries, 10221 [14MY]

La Verne, CA: hostage situation, 25560 [25SE]

Law enforcement officers: enforcement of standards by National Institute of Justice for body armor (H.R. 4830), 10819 [16MY]

———funding of a police corps, 19760-19768 [26JY]

———Police Recruitment and Education Program funding, 27355, 27356 [3OC]

Libya: terrorist activities, 15046 [20JN]

Local government: funding for law enforcement activities, 31095 [26OC]

Long Island, NY: tribute to Race Against Drug Abuse, Inc., 7364 [18AP]

Louisville, KY: anniversary of gunman's slayings, 24613 [14SE]

———relocation of the Dept. of Education Southeast Region Drug Free School Center, 27263 [3OC]

LSC: impose certain funding requirements (H.R. 5336), 18593, 18595 [20JY]

Marczenko, Ivan: war crimes investigation, 2887 [28FE]

Members of Congress: deny annuity benefits for convicted felons (H.R. 4292), 13164 [6JN]

Mexico: assistance in war on drugs, 12528 [24MY]

Milken, Michael: sentencing for junk bond fraud, 8232 [25AP]

Money: regulation of check cashing services, money order issuers, and other nonbank money transmitters (H.R. 3939), 1005 [1FE]

National Center on Elder Abuse: establish (H.R. 220), 9434 [3MY]

National Child Search Assistance Act: enact (H.R. 4407), 5803 [28MR], 32384 [22OC]

National Commission to Study the Causes of the Demand for Drugs in the United States: establish, 27358, 27359 [3OC]

National Commission to Support Law Enforcement: establish (H.R. 5288), 17856 [17JY]

National Crime Victims' Rights Week: designate (H.J. Res. 464), 654 [25JA], 8122 [24AP]

———designate (S.J. Res. 242), 7315 [18AP]

———observance, 7316 [27AP]

National Drug and Crime Emergency Act: enact, 2115 [21FE]

National League of Cities: drug education initiatives, 4960 [21MR]

National Neighborhood Crime Watch Day: designate (S.J. Res. 296), 22489 [3AU]

National objectives: societal standards, 13162 [6JN]

New Mexico National Guard: tribute to efforts in war on drugs, 4720 [20MR]

New Paltz, NY: tribute to Child Find of America, Inc., 27161 [2OC]

Nicaragua: diversion of funds, 18882 [24JY]

———investigation of violence against nuns, 742 [30JA]

Noriega, Manuel A.: free legal representation in U.S. trial, 11424 [22MY]

North, Oliver L.: appeals court reversal of Iran-Contra conviction, 18477 [20JY]

Occupational Safety and Health Act: amend provisions relative to criminal penalties (H.R. 4050), 2267 [21FE], 9100 [1MY]

Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act: amend (H.R. 3996), 1720 [7FE], 15439 [25JN]

Panama: commend Government on efforts to combat illicit drug trafficking (H. Con. Res. 247), 652 [25JA]

Patriotism: prosecution of individuals desecrating U.S. symbols, 878 [31JA]

Peru: civil liberties violations, 6085 [29MR]

Play-It-Safe International: tribute to childrens' safety training, 7371 [18AP]

PLO: terrorist activities, 13303, 13304, 13305, 13306 [7JN]

Polish War Crimes Commission: investigation of John Demjanjuk and Ivan Marczenko, 9945 [10MY]

Polk County, FL: tribute to Community Awareness Program, 16094 [27JN]

Prisons: detention of individuals found guilty of a violent or serious drug offense pending sentence or appeal (H.R. 4187), 3465 [6MR]

———early release and electronic home monitoring, 27587 [4OC]

———establish military-style boot camp facilities within the Federal prison system (H.R. 3854), 7 [23JA]

———utilization of vacant Federal properties to relieve overcrowding, 419 [24JA]

———vocational training of inmates, 27299 [5OC]

Public finance: Federal debt collection procedures, 36921-36924, 36926 [27OC]

Public housing: drug abuse, 20815 [31JY]

Racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations (H.R. 5111), 15346 [21JN]

Rhode Island: National Night Out, 22099 [2AU]

Romania: mistreatment of orphaned children, 13454 [7JN]

Rose, Pete: tax evasion charges, 18471 [20JY]

Rural areas: antidrug task force funding, 27348-27351 [3OC]

Santa Barbara, CA: community efforts against drug abuse, 17344 [13JY]

Savings and loan associations: activity of the Attorney General relative to investigation of pending criminal cases (H.R. 4990), 13447 [7JN]

———bailout, 16639, 16640, 16641, 16644 [10JY], 18474 [20JY]

———increase penalties for violations of certain law (H.R. 5180), 15748 [27JN]

———independent counsel investigation of Federal officials involved in scandal (H. Res. 407), 13163 [6JN], 13305 [7JN], 13595 [12JN], 13911 [13JN]

———independent counsel investigation of certain Federal officials (H. Res. 407), 14876 [20JN]

———investigation and prosecution of criminal activity, 12591, 12592 [5JN], 14873 [20JN], 15439 [25JN], 15636 [26JN], 15639 [27JN], 15749 [27JN], 16638, 16639, 16640, 16641, 16642, 16643, 16644, 16683 [10JY], 16826 [11JY], 17209 [12JY], 17466-17468 [13JY], 18125 [18JY], 18767-18770 [23JY], 19120, 19123 [25JY], 19702 [26JY], 23067 [3AU], 25159 [19SE], 26021 [26SE], 27569-27572 [4OC], 30464 [18OC], 31041-31047 [18OC], 32601 [23OC], 36924, 36926, 36927, 36929 [27OC], 37091 [27OC], 37160 [2NO]

———investigation and prosecution of criminal activity (H.R. 5150), 15702 [26JN]

———investigation and prosecution of criminal activity (H.R. 5247), 17346 [13JY]

———investigation and prosecution of criminal activity (H.R. 5353), 19119, 19120, 19121, 19122, 19123, 19125 [25JY], 19702 [26JY], 19786 [26JY]

———investigation and prosecution of criminal activity (H.R. 5401), 23039 [3AU]

———jurisdiction of the Secret Service relative to the investigation of certain financial crimes (H.R. 5098), 15066 [21JN]

———prosecution of financial crimes (H.R. 5050), 14023, 14026 [14JN], 18885 [24JY], 19119 [25JY], 19483 [26JY]

Securities: amend Federal laws (H.R. 975), 18582 [20JY]

———eliminate abuses in penny stock transactions (H.R. 5325), 18582 [20JY]

———facilitate cooperation with foreign countries in law enforcement (H.R. 1396), 14272 [14JN]

———facilitate cooperation with foreign countries in law enforcement (H.R. 1396), concurrence of the House to the Senate amendment (H. Res. 483), 26828-26835 [1OC]

———facilitate cooperation with foreign countries in law enforcement (H.R. 1396), conference report, 35088-35090 [26OC]

———provide enforcement remedies for violations and eliminate abuses in penny stock transactions (H.R. 5325), 18687-18697 [23JY]

Securities Law Enforcement Remedies Act: enact (S. 647), 18697 [23JY], 26836, 26844-26847 [1OC]

———enact (S. 647), insert provisions of H.R. 5325, Securities and Penny Reform Act, 18703 [23JY]

Sex offenses: enforcement of sodomy laws, 3251 [1MR], 12568 [24MY]

———pedophiliac abuse, 3414 [5MR]

Shipping industry: civil penalties for operating a vessel in a negligent manner (H.R. 3913), 865 [30JA]

Social conditions: assessment, 18917-18921 [24JY]

———combat violent crime and strengthen antidrug efforts (H.R. 5055), 14026 [14JN], 14303 [14JN], 14941 [20JN], 14949 [25JN]-14962, 14964-15037 [20JN], 25519-25521 [24SE], 26016 [26SE]

South America: reduction of illicit coca production in Bolivia, Colombia, and Peru (H.R. 4038), 2255 [21FE]

Statistics: data on crimes manifesting prejudice based on race, religion, homosexuality, or heterosexuality (H.R. 1048), 6329-6332 [3AP]

Telephones: protect the privacy of users (H.R. 4340), 4968 [22MR]

Terrorism: bombing of Pan American flight 103, 25527 [24SE]

———President's Commission on Aviation Security and Terrorism report on bombing of Pan American flight 103, 11404 [21MY]

———U.S. policy, 13303 [7JN]

———U.S. policy relative to hostages, 4417 [15MR]

———weapons used against U.S. citizens, 29124 [15OC]

Texas: drug sales in high schools, 3839 [8MR]

Thrift institutions: enforcement actions against institutions engaged in money laundering (H.R. 5889), 34929 [26OC], 34944 [27OC]-34945 [26OC]

Turkey: anniversary of Armenian genocide, 7917 [24AP]

U.N.: World Summit on Children, 26456 [27SE]

U.S. Trade Representative: incorporating illegal narcotics trade as a component of trade policy (H. Con. Res. 265), 1489 [7FE]

Victim Witness Protection Act: enact, 16623 [28JN]

Victims: increase protection (H.R. 5368), 19119 [25JY]

Victims of Crime Bill of Rights: adopt (H. Con. Res. 330), 10655 [16MY]

Weapons: identification of felons purchasing firearms, 1525-1527 [7FE]

Women: combat violence against (H.R. 5468), 22184 [3AU], 23113 [15AU]

Youth: driver's license suspension for conviction of drug-related offenses, 27352 [4OC]

Remarks in Senate

Aeronautics: promote and strengthen security (H.R. 5732), 33212 [23OC], 36529 [27OC]

Aliens: deportation for certain crimes, 36456 [27OC]

———deportation of individuals convicted of felony drunken driving (S. 3230), 31878 [22OC]

———expedite removal of criminals (S. 3055), 24597 [14SE]

Animals: pet theft, 19869, 19871 [27JY]

Anti-Child Pornography Possession Act: enact (S. 2481), 7782 [20AP]

Anti-Drug Abuse Act: enact (S. 2695), 12412 [24MY]

Antiterrorism Act: enact (S. 2465), 7592 [19AP], 26716 [1OC], 36418 [27OC]

Anti-Terrorism Sanctions Act: enact (S. 2917), 19441 [25JY]

Arizona: Antidrug APPLE Corps tribute, 28965 [12OC]

Assault weapons, 13463 [8JN]

———penalties for use in drug related crimes, 16284 [28JN]

Bank of Credit and Commerce International: Dept. of Justice settlement of money laundering case, 2367 [22FE]

Banks and banking: enforce penalties on institutions whose officers are involved in monetary transaction reporting offenses (S. 2327), 5183, 5187, 5188 [22MR]

———fiduciary management collective investment funds, 27784 [5OC]

———investigation of financial institution fraud, 23550 [10SE]

Bennett, William J.: performance as Director of National Drug Control Policy, 13756-13758 [12JN]

Birmingham, England: reopen 1974 public house bombing case (S. Con. Res. 104), 4190, 4193 [9MR]

Burma: civil liberties, democracy, and illicit narcotics production and trafficking (S. Con. Res. 128), 9624 [8MY]

Capital punishment: constitutional procedures (S. 1970), 11139 [18MY], 11226-11257 [21MY], 11622-11657, 11679 [22MY], 11724-11771 [23MY], 12251-12289, 12291, 12302-12306, 12330, 12369, 12484 [24MY], 12696-12698 [5JN], 13027 [6JN], 13353, 13358-13369, 13397 [7JN], 13480, 13510 [8JN], 14114, 14160 [14JN], 16210-16217, 16253, 16254-16395 [28JN], 16902, 16905-16943, 17059-17061 [11JY], 17176, 17200 [12JY]

———constitutional procedures (S. 1970), correcting engrossment, 18234 [19JY]

———constitutional procedures (S. 1970), debate procedures, 12703 [5JN]

———constitutional procedures (S. 1970), unanimous-consent agreement, 11626 [22MY], 11737 [23MY], 12337 [24MY], 16582 [28JN]

Charleston, SC: antidrug law enforcement, 18467 [20JY]

Cheboygan County, MI: Drug Abuse Resistance Education Program, 19502 [26JY]

Child support: penalties for avoidance of payments (S. 2185), 2809 [27FE]

Children: Federal offense for international parental abduction (S. 185), 6573 [3AP], 36363-36364 [27OC]

———funding for treatment of juvenile offenders who have be the victims of child abuse and neglect, 16292 [28JN]

———improve protective service systems (S. 3132), 26518 [28SE]

———increase penalties for kidnapping, 16305, 16306 [28JN]

———protection against child abuse and the production, dissemination, and possession of child pornography, 16291 [28JN]

———protection for victims of child abuse, 16288 [28JN]

———search assistance, 16389 [28JN]

Civil liberties: use of wiretaps, 16389 [28JN]

Colombia: Dept. of Defense lease of helicopters to national police, 8851, 8852 [1MY]

Commission on Aviation Security and Terrorism: report, 10407 [15MY]

Comprehensive Thrift and Bank Fraud Prosecution Act: enact (S. 2786), 15593 [26JN], 15866 [27JN]

Computer Abuse Act: amend (S. 2476), 7614 [19AP], 34049-34052 [25OC]

Controlled Substance Import and Export Act: include crystal methamphetamine, 17063 [11JY]

Controlled Substances Act: retention of seized assets for administrative expenses (S. 2985), 22864 [3AU]

Counterfeit Deterrence Act: enact (S. 2748), 14456 [18JN]

Counter-Narcotics Technology Act: enact (S. 2568), 9381 [3MY]

Courts: adjust civil monetary penalties to reflect inflation (S. 535), 2397-2399 [22FE]

———appoint additional Federal circuit and district judges (H.R. 5316), insert text of S. 2648 in lieu thereof, 36293 [27OC]

———habeas corpus reform, 36677 [27OC]

———imposition of capital punishment for certain Federal crimes, 8180 [25AP]

———imposition of penalty of life imprisonment without release, 16373-16376 [28JN]

———protect rights of crime victims, 16315-16330 [28JN]

———protect rights of crime victims (S. 1923), 16237-16241 [28JN]

———reform habeas corpus procedures, 11737 [23MY]

———reform organized crime and racketeering statutes, 33435 [24OC]

———require restitution to victims by defendants sentenced to life imprisonment, 16376 [28JN]

———suspension, without pay, of a judge or Justice convicted of a felony (S. 2106), 1796 [8FE]

Crime: control (H.R. 5269), 27846 [5OC]

———control (H.R. 5269), conference requested, 31891 [22OC]

———control (H.R. 5269), correction in appointment of conferees, 33339 [23OC]

———control (S. 3266), 36306-36318 [27OC]

Crime Prevention Month: designate (S.J. Res. 309), 9622 [8MY], 20694 [31JY]

Criminal Alien Deportation and Exclusion Act: enact (S. 2957), 21844 [2AU]

Day of Observance for the Victims of Terrorism: designate (S.J. Res. 326), 11785 [23MY], 16578 [28JN]

Dept. of Defense: authorizing appropriations for drug interdiction and counterdrug activities (S. 2910), 23279 [4AU]

———expand authority for support for civilian law enforcement agencies (S. 2728), 13882 [13JN]

———fiscal year 1990 counternarcotics funds obligation status, 25954 [26SE]

———study on the effectiveness of the OH-58D helicopter for use in detecting drug smuggling across Southwest border, 22707 [3AU]

———training of State corrections officials in shock incarceration techniques, 16207 [28JN]

Dept. of Justice: establish a Financial Institutions Fraud Unit, 25886-25895 [26SE]

———establish a Financial Services Crime Division (S. 2712), 13370-13379 [7JN], 13761, 13783 [12JN]

Dept. of the Treasury: investigation of mail bombs, 23549 [10SE]

———technology smuggling, 12357 [24MY]

District of Columbia: death penalty for drug related murders, 8608-8615 [27AP]

Drug abuse: add methyl ethyl ketone as a listed essential chemical in cocaine production (S. 2045), 960 [31JA]

———antinarcotics resource requirements, 28922 [12OC]

———assistance for antinarcotics activities, 31321 [19OC]

———capital punishment for drug kingpins, 16357-16365 [28JN]

———capital punishment for engaging in a continuing large criminal drug enterprise (S. 1955), 11615 [22MY]

———crystal methamphetamine, 11679 [22MY]

———detection of smuggling compartments, 23010 [3AU]

———economic assistance for drug control enforcement in the Andean region, 31754 [22OC]

———educational initiatives, 1351 [6FE], 8406 [26AP]

———establish permanent Federal and State treatment programs for criminal offenders (S. 2520), 8208, 8213 [25AP]

———funding for State and local enforcement programs (S. 2179), 2797 [27FE]

———Kentucky's Operation Top Cat, 8972 [1MY]

———narcotics traffic, 566 [25JA], 23749, 23750 [11SE]

———national drug control policy effectiveness (S. 3219), 30893 [18OC]

———regulation of precursor chemicals, 16301-16305 [28JN]

———report from the drug war front, 5574 [28MR]

———strengthen penalties for use of methamphetamine, 16300, 16301 [28JN]

———strike force to combat international traffickers, 29048 [15OC]

———students' pledge drug-free life, 8700 [27AP]

———treatment of individuals operating common carriers under the influence of alcohol or drugs (S. 3177), 28226 [10OC]

Drug Dependent Offender Rehabilitation Act: enact (S. 1193), 577 [25JA]

Drug Emergency Areas Act: enact (S. 2313), 4917-4921 [21MR], 5201 [22MR]

Drunk Driving Child Protection Act: enact (S. 2545), 8903 [1MY], 25982 [26SE]

Drunken driving: prevent discharge of civil judgments through bankruptcy proceedings (S. 1931), 17197 [12JY], 24891-24893 [18SE]

———prevent discharge of civil judgments through bankruptcy proceedings (S. 1931), House amendment, 36365 [27OC]

———use of video equipment during arrests, 14552 [19JN]

El Salvador: funding for economic and military assistance, 16395 [28JN]

Families: domestic violence, 27843 [5OC]

———prevention of domestic violence (S. 3134), 26520, 26521 [28SE]

Financial Crimes Prosecution and Recovery Act: enact (S. 2735), 14232 [14JN]

Financial Institutions' Crimes Asset Recovery Act: enact (S. 2823), 16478 [28JN]

Firearms: sale of assault weapons, 11626-11657 [22MY], 11724-11740, 11770 [23MY], 14160 [14JN]

Flag—U.S.: constitutional amendment on desecration, 2351 [22FE]

———constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration, 3399 [5MR], 10689 [16MY], 13550, 13552 [11JN], 13837, 13904 [13JN], 14115-14132 [14JN], 14511, 14512, 14514, 14544-14546 [19JN], 14740-14743, 14801 [20JN], 15077, 15084, 15105, 15106 [21JN], 15387, 15399 [22JN], 15869, 15876, 16073 [27JN]

———constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration (S.J. Res. 332), 12489 [24MY], 13525-13528 [11JN], 13756 [12JN], 14466 [18JN], 15396-15398 [22JN], 15468-15503 [25JN], 15534 [26JN]

———Supreme Court ruling on desecration, 4617 [20MR], 6112 [30MR], 10216 [11MY], 13548, 13549 [11JN], 14162, 14163, 14223 [14JN], 15171 [21JN]

———Supreme Court ruling on desecration (S. Res. 151), 15555 [26JN]

Food stamp plan: establish measures to prevent trafficking (S. 2445), 7106 [5AP]

Food stamps: trafficking, 16390 [28JN]

Foreign countries: illegal drug production, 19847 [27JY]

France: desecration of Jewish cemetery, 10407 [15MY]

Guarantee of Free Access to Medical Facilities Act: enact (S. 2321), 5165 [22MR]

Gun-Free School Zones Act: enact (S. 2070), 1165 [5FE], 27431 [4OC], 36306 [27OC]

Habeas Corpus Reform Act: enact (S. 1757), unanimous-consent agreement, 11690 [22MY]

Hate Crime Statistics Act: enact (S. 419), 1754, 1758-1779 [8FE]

———enact (S. 419), time-limitation agreement, 1753 [8FE]

Health: financial assistance for certain trauma-care centers in areas of incidence of drug-related violence (S. 3052), 24441 [13SE]

Indian Child Protective Services and Family Violence Prevention Act: enact (S. 2340), 5404, 5407 [27MR], 22981-22986 [3AU]

Indians: capital punishment procedures in Indian country, 16306-16313 [28JN]

———redefine the term ``Indian country'', 16313, 16314 [28JN]

Innovative Boot Camp Prison Act: enact (S. 2216), 3197 [1MR]

International Chemical Control Act: enact (S. 2152), 2213-2214 [21FE]

International Child Protection and Recovery Act: enact (S. 2529), 8507 [26AP]

International Criminal Court: establish, 31315 [19OC], 33973 [25OC]

———establish (H. Con. Res. 66), 14488, 14497 [18JN]

International Parental Child Abduction Awareness Week: designate (S.J. Res. 363), 24443, 24444 [13SE]

Iraq: increase certain civil and criminal penalties (S. 3013), 23570 [10SE]

Law enforcement officers: conditional assistance to agencies based on binding bill of rights (S. 2730), 13885 [13JN]

———establish police corps and law enforcement education program, 16377 [28JN]

———report all cases of missing children to the National Crime Information Center (S. 2317), 4925 [21MR]

Law Enforcement Scholarship Act: enact (S. 2241), 3550 [6MR]

Medigap Fraud and Abuse Prevention Act: enact (S. 2050), 1068 [1FE]

———enact (S. 2640), 10769, 10773 [16MY]

Money Laundering Enforcement Act: enact (S. 2651), 11061 [17MY]

National Child Search Assistance Act: enact (H.R. 4407), placed on calendar, 33569 [24OC]

National Commission to Support Law Enforcement: establish (S. 2872), 18067, 18068 [18JY]

National Crime Victims' Rights Week: designate (S.J. Res. 242), 612 [25JA], 6812 [4AP]

National Domestic Violence Awareness Month: designate (S.J. Res. 328), 12434 [24MY], 27851 [5OC]

National Drug Control Strategy Act: enact (S. 2650), 11022 [17MY]

National Drug Control Strategy Implementation Act: enact (S. 2652), 11177 [18MY]

National Drug Intelligence Center: establish, 29082 [15OC]

National Law Enforcement Cooperation Act: enact (S. 2756), 14571 [19JN], 28984 [12OC]

National Neighborhood Crime Watch Day: designate (S.J. Res. 296), 7826 [20AP]

National Peace Officers' Memorial Day: observance, 10951 [17MY]

New York, NY: additional police officers, 26386 [27SE]

Office of Inspector General Law Enforcement Act: enact (S. 2080), 1413 [6FE]

Panama: money laundering operations, 36483 [27OC]

PLO: terrorism, 675 [29JA]

Police Protection Act: enact (S. 2639), 10767, 10768 [16MY]

Pollution Prosecution Act: enact (S. 2176), 22961-22963 [3AU]

Postal Service: investigation of mail bombs, 23549 [10SE]

Precursor Chemical Regulation Act: enact (S. 2561), 9176 [2MY]

Prisons: labor requirements of prisoners, 16293-16300 [28JN]

———private contract operation, 16385-16389 [28JN]

———terms of imprisonment and supervised release following revocation of a term of supervised release (S. 3180), 28228 [10OC], 35582 [26OC]

———working requirement for inmates, 36308 [27OC]

Public defenders: protection (S. 2329), 5188 [22MR]

Public Housing Drug Elimination Act: modify, 15403 [22JN]

Public safety officers: benefits for catastrophic injuries, 17200 [12JY]

Public Safety Officers' Compensation Act: enact (S. 2785), 15593 [26JN]

Quayle, Vice President: remarks on congressional delay in enacting crime legislation, 10711 [16MY]

Racial Justice Act: capital punishment, 12262-12289 [24MY]

Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Reform Act: enact (S. 438), 1114-1116 [5FE]

Savings and loan associations: appointment of independent counsel for investigations (S. Res. 310), 18214 [19JY]

———authorizing civil actions for certain violations (S. 2777), 15410 [22JN]

———funding for investigation of financial crimes (S. Res. 298), 13489 [8JN], 14222 [14JN]

———improve judicial enforcement in fraud cases (S. 2763), 14830 [20JN]

———investigation and prosecution of criminal activity, 15377-15380 [22JN], 16902, 16905, 16920, 17059, 17061 [11JY], 17965, 17966 [18JY], 21695-21698 [2AU], 22818 [3AU], 25885 [26SE]

———prosecution of fraud cases, 10346 [15MY]

———Secret Service jurisdiction over investigation of certain financial crimes (S. 2721), 13487 [8JN], 23749 [11SE]

Savings Association Law Enforcement Improvement Act: enact (S. 2746), 14246 [14JN]

Securities: facilitate cooperation with foreign countries in law enforcement (H.R. 1396), 27487 [4OC], 34035-34038 [25OC]

Securities Law Enforcement Remedies Act: enact (S. 647), 18092-18100 [18JY], 26339-26351 [27SE]

Sex offenses: restrict participation of homosexuals and charged offenders in certain youth activities, 23758 [11SE], 24045-24051 [12SE]

Sioux City, IA: DEA agents, 28510 [11OC]

Social conditions: reduce community based tension (S. 3242), 33538, 33539 [24OC]

State and local government: law enforcement assistance, 16381-16384 [28JN]

Statistics: data on crimes manifesting prejudice based on race, religion, homosexuality, or heterosexuality (H.R. 1048), 1779 [8FE]

———data on crimes manifesting prejudice based on race, religion, homosexuality, or heterosexuality (H.R. 1048), S. 419 language passed in lieu, 1779 [8FE]

Steroid Trafficking Act: enact (S. 1829), 33433-33436 [24OC]

———enact (S. 1829), unanimous-consent agreement, 30427 [17OC]

Sweet, Robert W., Jr.: nomination as Administrator, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, 6763-6767 [4AP]

Telemarketing Fraud and Abuse Prevention Act: enact (S. 2494), 7889 [23AP]

Terrorism: bombing of Pan American flight 103, 33212-33229 [23OC]

———Dept. of State report, 8975 [1MY]

———investigation of bombing of Pan American flight 103, 28583 [11OC]

Thrift institutions: regulation of deposit insurance and prevention of illegal monetary transaction (S. 3037), 36542 [27OC]

———regulation of deposit insurance and prevention of illegal monetary transaction offenses (S. 3037), 26944-26950 [2OC], 27206-27211 [3OC], 27444, 27449-27451, 27467, 27472, 27475 [4OC], 27777, 27778, 27783-27802 [5OC]

———regulation of deposit insurance and prevention of illegal monetary transaction offenses (S. 3037), motion to proceed, 27215-27217 [3OC]

U.S. Marshals Foundation Establishment Act: enact (S. 2672), 11667 [22MY]

U.S. Marshals Service: regulation of private jails used to detain Federal prisoners (S. 2519), 8208 [25AP], 36307 [27OC]

Victims of Crime Bill of Rights: adopt (S. Con. Res. 130), 10782 [16MY]

Violence Against Women Act: enact (S. 2754), 14491, 14563 [19JN], 15531 [26JN], 27020 [2OC], 31185 [19OC]

Violent Crime Control and Criminal Procedures Reform Act: enact (S. 1971), 11601-11607, 11622 [22MY]

Virginia: drug summit, 8415 [26AP]

Washington: Dept. of Justice award of antidrug funds, 2352 [22FE]

———grant from the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, 5568 [28MR]

Wetterling, Jacob: anniversary of kidnapping, 31867 [22OC]

———kidnapping, 9529 [7MY]

Women: right to know if rapist is infected with lethal sexually transmitted disease, 17131 [12JY]

Women Against Rape, 8702 [27AP]

Reports

Crime Accounts for Only 3% of the Costs of the Savings and Loan Associations Mess, 20268 [30JY]

Death Penalty Sentencing—Research Indicates Pattern of Racial Disparities: GAO, 12267 [24MY]

Drug Control—Status of Obligation for Fiscal Year 1990 Dept. of Defense Counternarcotics Funds: GAO, 25956 [26SE]

Drugs and Justice—A System Abandoned: Boston Bar Association Task Force on Drugs and the Courts, 16267-16272 [28JN]

Drugs in the Community—A Scourge Beyond the System: Boston Bar Association Task Force on Drugs and the Courts, 16261-16267 [28JN]

Human Rights Situation in Peru: Americas Watch (summary), 23680 [10SE]

International Criminal Court for the 1990s—Toward a Consensus Model: International Criminal Court Symposium, 14489 [18JN]

Judicial and Legal Reform in Cases Involving Women: Illinois Task Force, 27020-27025 [2OC]

Mandatory Sentences: Boston Bar Association Task Force on Drugs and the Courts, 16260 [28JN]

———Federal Courts Study Committee, 16260, 16273 [28JN]

Model for International Criminal Tribunal: Christopher L. Blakesley, 14489-14496 [18JN]

Patterns of Global Terrorism, 1989: Dept. of State, 8976 [1MY]

Peru's Missing Persons: Dept. of State, 6085 [29MR]

Research and Development: President's Commission on Aviation Security and Terrorism, 33231-33233 [23OC]

Traffic in Narcotic Drugs: Government of the Bahamas, 31726, 31727 [21OC]

Reports by conference committees

International Securities Enforcement Cooperation Act (H.R. 1396), 33123-33129 [23OC]

Reports filed

Adjust Civil Monetary Penalties To Reflect Inflation: Committee on Government Operations (S. 535) (H. Rept. 101-697), 24327 [13SE]

Appointment of Additional Federal Circuit and District Judges: Committee on the Judiciary (H.R. 5316) (H. Rept. 101-733), 25275 [21SE]

Consideration of H.J. Res. 350, Constitutional Amendment on U.S. Flag Desecration: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 417) (H. Rept. 101-548), 15038 [20JN]

Consideration of H.R. 3848, Depository Institution Money Laundering Act Amendments: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 378) (H. Rept. 101-449), 7283, 7337 [18AP]

Consideration of H.R. 5269, Crime Control: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 473) (H. Rept. 101-752), 25523 [24SE]

———Committee on Rules (H. Res. 490) (H. Rept. 101-796), 27151 [2OC]

Cooperation With Foreign Countries in Law Enforcement: committee of conference (H.R. 1396) (H. Rept. 101-924), 33167 [23OC]

Crime Control: Committee on the Judiciary (H.R. 5269) (H. Rept. 101-681), 23477 [5SE]

———Committee on Ways and Means (H.R. 5269) (H. Rept. 101-681), 23677 [10SE]

Crimes of International Parental Child Abduction Treated as Federal Offenses: Committee on the Judiciary (S. 185), 5403 [27MR]

Drug Offender's Driving Privileges Suspension Act: Committee on Environment and Public Works (S. 1804) (S. Rept. 101-298), 11258 [21MY]

Drunken Driving Child Protection Act: Committee on the Judiciary (S. 2545), 19634 [26JY]

Examination of Prospective Jurors: Committee on the Judiciary (Senate) (S. 591) (S. Rept. 101-486), 27005 [2OC]

———Committee on the Judiciary (Senate) (S. 592) (S. Rept. 101-482), 26728 [1OC]

Federal Depository Institution Regulatory Agency To Revoke Charter of Any Federal Depository Institution Guilty of Money Laundering: Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs (H.R. 3848) (H. Rept. 101-446), 6356 [3AP]

Funding for State and Local Drug Enforcement Programs: Committee on the Judiciary (S. 2179), 3967 [8MR]

Government Use of the Racketeer Influenced Corrupt Organizations Statute and Other Efforts Against Organized Crime: Committee on Governmental Affairs (S. Rept. 101-407), 21143 [1AU]

Immigration Limbo or the Plight of the Foreign National Witnesses Used in Major Narcotics Prosecutions: Committee on Government Operations (H. Rept. 101-676), 23477 [5SE]

Impose Penalties for Inducing Coast Guard Units To Render Aid Under False Pretenses: Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries (H.R. 4632) (H. Rept. 101-684), 23677 [10SE]

National Child Search Assistance Act: Committee on the Judiciary (House) (H.R. 4407) (H. Rept. 101-872), 29469 [15OC]

National Law Enforcement Cooperation Act: Committee on the Judiciary (Senate) (S. 2756), 28557 [11OC]

National Neighborhood Crime Watch Day: Committee on the Judiciary (Senate) (S.J. Res. 296), 14230 [14JN]

OSHA Criminal Penalty Reform Act: Committee Labor and Human Resources (S. 2154) (S. Rept. 101-409), 21143 [1AU]

Prevent Discharge of Civil Judgments Through Bankruptcy Proceedings in Drunken Driving Cases: Committee on the Judiciary (Senate) (S. 1931) (S. Rept. 101-434), 23569 [10SE]

Promote and Strengthen Aviation Security: Committee on Public Works and Transportation (H.R. 5200) (H. Rept. 101-845), 28448 [10OC]

Promote Positive Alternative Activities to Drug Abuse: Committee on Education and Labor (H.R. 5124) (H. Rept. 101-573), 16688 [10JY]

Protect the Copyrights of Certain Computer Programs: Committee on the Judiciary (Senate) (S. 198) (S. Rept. 101-265), 7565 [19AP]

Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations: Committee on the Judiciary (H.R. 5111) (H. Rept. 101-975), 37088 [27OC]

Securities Law Enforcement Remedies Act: Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs (S. 647) (S. Rept. 101-337), 15590 [26JN]

Shock Incarceration Program for Criminals: Committee on the Judiciary (H.R. 3446) (H. Rept. 101-541), 14109 [14JN]

Steroid Trafficking Act: Committee on the Judiciary (S. 1829) (S. Rept. 101-433), 23569 [10SE]

Telemarketing Fraud and Abuse Prevention Act: Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation (S. 2494) (S. Rept. 101-396), 19633 [26JY]

Violence Against Women Act: Committee on the Judiciary (S. 2754) (S. Rept. 101-545), 31339 [19OC]

Waiting Period Before Purchase of Handgun: Committee on the Judiciary (House) (H.R. 467) (H. Rept. 101-691), 23677 [10SE]

Resolutions by organizations

Anticrime legislation: Virginia Association of Commonwealth Attorneys, 25838 [25SE]

Assault weapons: National Sheriffs' Association, 11727 [23MY]

Capital punishment: ABA (proposal), 9920 [9MY]

Hate Crime Statistics Act: National Association of Attorneys General, 1754 [8FE]

Mandatory criminal sentences: Chief District Judges of the Ninth Circuit, 16273 [28JN]

———District and Circuit Judges of the Third Circuit, 16272 [28JN]

———Eighth Circuit Judicial Conference, 16273 [28JN]

———Tenth Circuit District Judges Association, 16273 [28JN]

Rules

Statutory directives to U.S. Sentencing Commission, 16275 [28JN]

Rulings of the Chair

Crime: control (H.R. 5269), consideration (H. Res. 473), Louise M. Slaughter amendment, 25575, 25576 [25SE]

Statements

Assault Weapons: National Association of Police Organizations, 11638 [22MY]

———President Bush, 11628 [22MY]

———Senator Thurmond, 11628 [22MY]

———William J. Bennett, 11637 [22MY]

Aviation Security: Hank McNamara, 25184 [19SE]

Capital Punishment: Senator Specter, 11142-11144 [18MY]

———Walter Berns, 12260 [24MY]

Capital Punishment for Drug Kingpins: Edward Dennis, 16361 [28JN]

Child Molestation Incidences: American Psychological Association, 3113 [1MR]

Chinese Flag Desecration: Zhiang Huseng, 14354 [18JN]

Crime Control: Mike Moore, 24318 [13SE]

———Richard Ieyoub, 24318 [13SE]

Criminal Penalties Under Occupational Safety and Health Act: by, 9100 [1MY]

———Representative Wise, 9101 [1MY]

Criminal Prosecution of Polluters: Richard L. Thornburgh, Attorney General, 22962 [3AU]

Dept. of Defense Drug Interdiction Policy: by, 23017 [3AU]

Desecration of U.S. Flag: Fred Kort, 15262 [21JN]

———John P. Stevens, 15468 [25JN]

———Representative Dornan, 15259 [21JN]

Drug Abuse and Trafficking: (sundry excerpts), 12331 [24MY]

———William J. Bennett, 12333 [24MY]

Federal Money Laundering Statutes: Representative Pickle, 25273, 25274 [21SE]

Fourth Amendment to the Constitution: Lewis Powell, 24027 [12SE]

New Legislative Strategy: Coalition Against Drugs, 13438 [7JN]

Omnibus Crime Legislation: Senator Dole, 16216 [28JN]

Pornography and Violence in the Communications Media—A Pastoral Response: Pontifical Council for Social Communications, 5785-5787 [28MR]

Release From Prison: Steven Monsanto, 16363 [28JN]

Relief of Melissa Johnson: Representative Fish, 4666 [20MR]

Responsibility of Elected Legislators: Edmund Burke, 14103 [14JN]

Rico Improvement Act: Representative Hughes, 15346 [21JN]

White-Collar Crimes: Richard L. Thornburgh, Attorney General, 18141 [19JY]

Summaries

Bank and Thrift Fraud Prosecution and Taxpayer Recovery Amendment, 16907, 16913 [11JY]

Community Relations Act (S. 3242), 33538 [24OC]

Comprehensive Thrift and Bank Fraud Prosecution Act (S. 2786), 15599 [26JN]

Domestic Violence Prevention Act (S. 3134), 26521 [28SE]

Drug Intelligence Agenda, 29082 [15OC]

Expedite Removal of Criminal Aliens (S. 3055), 24597 [14SE]

Hate Crime Statistics Act (S. 419), 1755 [8FE]

Medigap Fraud and Abuse Prevention Act (S. 2640), 10772 [16MY]

Permanent Federal and State Drug Abuse Treatment Programs for Criminal Offenders (S. 2520), 8211 [25AP]

Securities Enforcement and Penny Stock Reform Act (H.R. 5325), 18582-18584 [20JY]

Tables

Crime victimization levels and rates, 10783 [16MY]

Crimes reported to the police, 10783 [16MY]

Dade County, FL, crime statistics, 15013 [20JN]

National Drug Control Strategy Act (S. 2650) versus Bush' drug strategy, 11061 [17MY]

Testimonies

Constitutional Amendment To Prohibit Desecration of U.S. Flag: R. Michael Luttig, Dept. of Justice, 15488-15490 [25JN]

Money Laundering Enforcement Act: (sundry excerpts)s, 11061 [17MY]

Sale of Assault Weapons: Daryl F. Gates, 11730 [23MY]

———Jimmy L. Trahin, 11729 [23MY]

Texts of

H. Con. Res. 263, enforcement of antidrug laws, 1524 [7FE]

H. Con. Res. 330, Victims of Crime Bill of Rights, 10656 [16MY]

H. Res. 362, review constitutionality of U.S. flag protection statute, 4996 [22MR]

H. Res. 378, consideration of H.R. 3848, revoke the charter of depository institutions found guilty of certain monetary crimes, 8237 [25AP]

H. Res. 414, establish a Select Committee to Investigate Financial Institution Fraud, Mismanagement, Oversight and Supervision, 14479 [18JN]

H. Res. 414, establish Committee To Investigate Financial Institution Fraud, Mismanagement, Oversight and Supervision (Select), 20742 [31JY]

H. Res. 417, consideration of H.J. Res. 350, constitutional amendment to prohibit U.S. flag desecration, 15229 [21JN]

H. Res. 473, consideration of H.R. 5269, crime control, 25566 [25SE]

H. Res. 483, facilitate cooperation with foreign countries in law enforcement (H.R. 1396), concurrence of the House to the Senate amendment, 26828-26833 [1OC]

H. Res. 490, consideration of H.R. 5269, Comprehensive Crime Control Act, 27294 [3OC]

H.J. Res. 350, constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration of U.S. flag, 15239 [21JN]

H.R. 1048, Hate Crime Statistics Act, 1779 [8FE]

H.R. 2978, prohibit desecration of the U.S. flag, 5006 [22MR]

H.R. 3848, revoke the charter of depository institutions found guilty of certain monetary crimes-8250-8257 [25AP]

H.R. 4407, National Child Search Assistance Act, 32384 [22OC]

H.R. 4632, penalties for inducing Coast Guard units to render assistance under false pretenses, 23660 [10SE]

H.R. 4701, Trauma-Care Center Revitalization Act, 9112 [2MY]

H.R. 4830, Police Protection Act, 10819 [16MY]

H.R. 4843, State-Conducted Lotteries Clarification Act, 11118 [18MY]

H.R. 5091, Flag Protection Act, 15318 [21JN]

H.R. 5101, establish Financial Services Crime Division within Dept. of Justice, 14937 [20JN]

H.R. 5150, Savings and Loan Prosecution Facilitation Act, 15703-15706 [26JN]

H.R. 5269, Comprehensive Crime Control Act, 27316-27345 [3OC]

H.R. 5316, Federal Judgeship Act, 26282 [27SE]

H.R. 5325, Securities and Penny Stock Reform Act, 18687-18694 [23JY]

H.R. 5732, Aviation Security Improvement Act, 33220-33227 [23OC]

H.R. 5732, promote and strengthen aviation security, 26779 [1OC]

H.R. 5797, regulate commerce and prohibit unfair or deceptive acts or practices, 27872 [5OC]

H.R. 5848, Plagiarized Art Prohibition Act, 30465 [18OC]

H.R. 5889, enforcement actions against institutions engaged in money laundering, 34929-34939 [26OC]

S. 185, Federal offense for international parental child abduction, 36365 [27OC]

S. 198, amend Copyright Act to protect certain computer programs, 31403-31406 [19OC]

S. 198, Computer Software Rental Act amendments, 26271 [27SE]

S. 198, protect certain computer programs under the Copyright Act, 8978 [1MY]

S. 535, Federal Civil Penalties Inflation Adjustment Act, 2399 [22FE], 25444 [24SE]

S. 647, Securities Law Enforcement Remedies Act, 18092-18097 [18JY], 18697-18703 [23JY], 26339-26347 [27SE], 26836 [1OC]

S. 648, Market Reform Act, 23404-23406 [4AU]

S. 1807, expand circumstances under which the capital punishment is authorized, 16361 [28JN]

S. 1829, Steroid Trafficking Act, 33436 [24OC]

S. 1931, Criminal Victims Protection Act, 35115 [26OC]

S. 1931, prevent discharge through bankruptcy proceedings of civil judgments against drunken driving, 24893 [18SE]

S. 1955, Drug Kingpin Death Penalty Act, 11616-11619 [22MY]

S. 1970, constitutional procedures relative to capital punishment, 16949-18454 [20JY]

S. 2070, Gun-Free School Zones Act, 1300 [6FE]

S. 2080, Office of Inspector General Law Enforcement Act, 1414 [6FE]

S. 2106, suspension, without pay, of a judge or Justice convicted of a felony, 1796 [8FE]

S. 2152, International Chemical Control Act, 2214 [21FE]

S. 2176, Pollution Prosecution Act, 22961, 22962 [3AU]

S. 2216, Innovative Boot Camp Prison Act, 3199 [1MR]

S. 2241, Law Enforcement Scholarship Act, 3550 [6MR]

S. 2313, Drug Emergency Areas Act, 4917 [21MR]

S. 2321, Guarantee of Free Access to Medical Facilities Act, 5167 [22MR]

S. 2327, penalties on banking institutions whose officers are involved in monetary transaction reporting offenses, 5184-5186 [22MR]

S. 2329, protection of Federal public defenders, 5189 [22MR]

S. 2340, Indian Child Protective Services and Family Violence Prevention Act, 5405 [27MR], 22984-22986 [3AU]

S. 2465, Antiterrorism Act, 7593 [19AP]

S. 2476, Computer Abuse Act, 7615 [19AP]

S. 2481, Anti-Child Pornography Possession Act, 7783 [20AP]

S. 2494, Telemarketing Fraud and Abuse Prevention Act, 7889 [23AP]

S. 2519, regulation of private jails used to detain Federal prisoners by the U.S. Marshals Service, 8208 [25AP]

S. 2520, establish permanent Federal and State drug abuse treatment programs for criminal offenders, 8209-8211 [25AP]

S. 2529, International Child Protection and Recovery Act, 8508 [26AP]

S. 2545, Drunk Driving Child Protection Act, 8903 [1MY], 25983 [26SE]

S. 2568, Counter-Narcotics Technology Act, 9383 [3MY]

S. 2639, Police Protection Act, 10767 [16MY]

S. 2640, Medigap Fraud and Abuse Prevention Act, 10769-10772 [16MY]

S. 2650, National Drug Control Strategy Act, 11023-11057 [17MY]

S. 2651, Money Laundering Enforcement Act, 11062 [17MY]

S. 2652, National Drug Control Strategy Implementation Act, 11177-11188 [18MY]

S. 2721, Secret Service jurisdiction over investigation of certain savings and loan association financial crimes, 13488 [8JN]

S. 2728, Dept. of Defense support for civilian law enforcement agencies, 13883 [13JN]

S. 2748, Counterfeit Deterrence Act, 14456 [18JN]

S. 2754, Violence Against Women Act, 14564-14569 [19JN]

S. 2756, National Law Enforcement Cooperation Act, 14571 [19JN], 28983 [12OC]

S. 2786, Comprehensive Thrift and Bank Fraud Prosecution Act, 15594-15598 [26JN]

S. 2823, Financial Institutions' Crimes Asset Recovery Act, 16480 [28JN]

S. 2872, establish National Commission to Support Law Enforcement, 18067 [18JY]

S. 2917, Anti-Terrorism Sanctions Act, 19441 [25JY]

S. 2957, Criminal Alien Deportation and Exclusion Act, 21844 [2AU]

S. 2985, limit retention of seized assets by Attorney General for administrative expenses, 22865 [3AU]

S. 3037, regulation of deposit insurance and prevention of illegal monetary transaction offenses, 27789-27802 [5OC]

S. 3132, Child Protective Service Systems Improvement Act, 26518 [28SE]

S. 3177, treatment of individuals operating common carriers under the influence of alcohol or drugs, 28227 [10OC]

S. 3180, terms of imprisonment and supervised release following revocation of a term of supervised release, 35582 [26OC]

S. 3219, national drug control policy effectiveness, 30894 [18OC]

S. 3266, Crime Control Act, 36739-36792 [2NO]

S. Con. Res. 104, reopen 1974 public house bombing case in Birmingham, England, 4190 [9MR]

S. Con. Res. 128, civil liberties, democracy, and illicit narcotics production and trafficking in Burma, 9624 [8MY]

S. Con. Res. 130, Victims of Crime Bill of Rights, 10782 [16MY]

S. Res. 298, funding for investigation of savings and loan association financial crimes, 13489 [8JN]

S. Res. 310, appointment of independent counsel for savings and loan associations investigations, 18213 [19JY]

S.J. Res. 242, designating National Crime Victims' Rights Week, 6813 [4AP]

S.J. Res. 242, National Crime Victims' Rights Week, 7317 [18AP]

S.J. Res. 296, National Neighborhood Crime Watch Day, 7827 [20AP], 14472 [18JN], 22490 [3AU]

S.J. Res. 309, Crime Prevention Month, 9622 [8MY], 20694 [31JY], 23670 [10SE]

S.J. Res. 326, Day of Observance for the Victims of Terrorism, 11785 [23MY], 16578 [28JN]

S.J. Res. 328, National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, 12435 [24MY], 27851 [5OC]

S.J. Res. 363, International Parental Child Abduction Awareness Week, 24443 [13SE]

Victim Witness Protection Act, 16623 [28JN]