Criminal code reform continues in House

By: Denise M. Champagne March 5, 2014 Comments Off

Reducing the number of federal crimes and establishing a dedicated commission are a few of the ideas members of a special task force agree on in terms of reforming the federal code in an attempt to reduce over-criminalization or the imposition of penalties without proof of criminal intent. The number of laws added to the criminal ...

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Criminal code reform continues in House

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