COMPREHENSIVE CRIME CONTROL ACT

Addresses

Prison Overcrowding: Attorney General Smith (excerpt), 994 [31JA]

Amendments

Enact (S. 1762), 600-610 [26JA], 805, 815, 821, 836, 844, 869, 874, 889-899 [30JA], 971, 977, 986, 992, 995, 997, 1001, 1006, 1023, 1046, 1047, 1048 [31JA], 1270, 1271, 1336 [1FE], 1570 [2FE]

Articles and editorials

Big Business of Selling Smut, 862 [30JA]

Family Business—The Pornbrokers (series), 845-862 [30JA]

Mr. Reagan Says It's Okay, 1277 [1FE]

Phone-Tapping Adventures, 1277 [1FE]

Secret Tape Recordings—Unethical?, 1277 [1FE]

Strict Penalties for Criminals—Pendulum of Feeling Swings, 978-979 [31JA]

Stronger Safeguards for Privacy, 1277 [1FE]

Two Strikes Against the Crime Bill, 1022 [31JA]

U.S. Crime Bill Fatally Flawed, 1022 [31JA]

X-Rated Economy, 863-867 [30JA]

Explanations

Amendments 609-612 [26JA]

Letters

Electronic surveillance: Dept. of Justice, 1272 [1FE], 1568, 1569, 1576 [2FE]

———National Security Council, 1568 [2FE]

Expert witness testimony: American Psychiatric Association, 1005 [31JA]

———Dept. of Justice, 1005 [31JA]

Pretrial detention reform proposals: Dept. of Justice, 990 [31JA]

Papers

Crime Against the Elderly in the U.S.: American Association of Retired Persons, 997 [31JA]

Remarks in House

Enact (H.R. 2151), 10187, 10188 [26AP], 10924 [3MY], 11051 [3MY], 12491 [16MY], 13128 [21MY], 14409 [30MY], 15884 [12JN], 18737 [26JN]

———referral action of Committee on Rules, 6871 [28MR]

———(S. 1762; H.R. 5963), 9796 [24AP], 10730 [2MY], 10924 [3MY], 12753 [17MY], 14352 [24MY], 26727, 26834, 26855-26857 [25SE], 26836 [27SE]

Remarks in Senate

Bail reform: proposals, 818-820 [30JA], 986, 1013 [31JA], 1291, 1349 [1FE], 1579-1587 [2FE]

Controlled substances: penalties for robbery, 1006, 1008-1011 [31JA], 1580, 1584, 1586 [2FE]

Crime Victim's Assistance Fund: establish, 815-818 [30JA], 995-997 [31JA]

Elderly: crimes committed against, 997-999 [31JA]

Enact (S. 1762), 706-712 [27JA], 804, 813-899 [30JA], 970, 1028 [31JA], 1269-1280, 1290-1295, 1303, 1349 [1FE], 1567-1642 [2FE], 4156-4158 [1MR]

Federal identification: penalties for fraud, 1293 [1FE]

Insanity defense: limit, 821-822, 832-836 [30JA], 1014 [31JA], 1291, 1349 [1FE], 1579, 1581 [2FE]

Organized crime: include dealing in obscene material under RICO statute, 844, 869 [30JA], 1014 [31JA], 1349 [1FE], 1580, 1582, 1584, 1586 [2FE]

Parole reform: proposals, 977-986, 1014 [31JA], 1349 [1FE]

Pretrial detention: reform, 986-995 [31JA], 1291 [1FE], 1810 [3FE]

Prisons: overcrowding, 1583, 1586 [2FE]

Sentencing procedures: modify, 836-843 [30JA], 970, 973-977, 1014 [31JA], 1291 [1FE], 1579-1587 [2FE]

Trials: expert witness testimony on ultimate issues, 1001 [31JA]

Reports

Business of Pornography: Morality in Media, 844 [30JA]

Crime and the Elderly: Bureau of Justice Statistics (excerpt), 999 [31JA]

———White House Conference on Aging (excerpt), 999 [31JA]

Insanity Defense in Criminal Trials: AMA, 823-831 [30JA]

———American Law Institute (excerpt), 1291 [1FE]

Parole Reform: Minnesota Sentencing Guidelines Commission (excerpts), 980 [31JA]

Pornography: Task Force on Organized Crime, 868 [30JA]

Provisions (S. 1762): Committee on the Judiciary (Senate) (excerpt), 29695 [4OC]

Sentencing and Probation System, 983-986 [31JA]

Resolutions by organizations

Pretrial detention reform: Senators Armstrong, Hatfield, and Nunn, 991 [31JA]

Statements

Crime Against the Elderly: International Association of Chiefs of Police, 998 [31JA]

Expert Witness Testimony: sundry excerpts, 1003 [31JA]

Parole Reform: Allen F. Breed, National Institute of Corrections (excerpt), 981 [31JA]

Texts of

S. 1762, provisions, 1587-1641 [2FE]