CRIME AND CRIMINALS

Addresses

Drug Trafficking in Colombia: Virgilio Barco, 23876-23877 [6OC]

Illegal Drugs: Representative Alexander, 19550 [6SE]

———Representative Gilman, 4440 [15MR], 23651 [5OC]

Money Laundering: Richard L. Thornburgh, Attorney General, 26180 [26OC]

National Drug Policy: President Bush, 19562 [6SE]

Why We Are Here: Yvonne K. Seon, 20212 [12SE]

Advertisements

Killing with AK-47 assault rifle in Louisville: Louisville (KY) Courier Journal, 20645 [18SE]

Amendments

Airports: improving security (H.R. 1659), 20442 [14SE], 20775 [19SE]

———improving security (H.R. 1659), committee amendment, 20965, 20966 [20SE]

———improving security (H.R. 1659), consideration (H. Res. 236), 20970, 20972, 20973, 20975 [20SE]

Bahamas: treaty on mutual legal assistance in criminal matters, 25639, 25667 [24OC]

Belgium: treaty on mutual legal assistance in criminal matters, 25639, 25667 [24OC]

Canada: treaty on mutual legal assistance in criminal matters, 25639, 25667 [24OC]

Civil Penalty Assessment Demonstration Program: extend (H.R. 3671), 31194 [21NO], 31640 [21NO]

District of Columbia: limit the time of incarceration for civil contempt in a child custody case (H.R. 2136), 20979 [20SE]

———limit time of incarceration for civil contempt in child custody cases (S. 1163), 19910, 19911, 19934 [7SE]

Drug abuse: implement national policy (S. 1711), 22644 [2OC], 22922, 22924, 22925, 22928-22930, 22932, 22935, 22936, 22938, 22940-22943, 22945-22947, 22949-22954, 22957, 22960, 22961, 22965, 22966, 22969, 22972-22975, 22977-22983, 23001-23003, 23006-23008, 23022, 23025, 23026, 23029-23031 [3OC], 23453, 23464, 23473, 23477, 23492, 23495, 23497, 23500, 23501, 23504, 23505, 23509, 23510, 23514-23517, 23519-23521, 23528, 23529, 23599-23615 [5OC]

———implement national policy (S. 1711), correction, 23175 [4OC]

Federal Crime Insurance Program: reauthorize (H.R. 2771), 21444, 21452 [25SE]

Government: penalties for certain major frauds against (S. 248), 5539, 5541, 5604 [5AP]

Great Britain: treaty concerning the Cayman Islands on mutual legal assistance in criminal matters, 25636, 25638, 25667 [24OC]

Mexico: treaty on mutual legal assistance in criminal matters, 25639, 25667 [24OC]

Television Violence Act: enact (S. 593), 10303, 10372 [31MY], 29820, 29865 [17NO]

Terrorism: imposition of capital punishment for the murder of U.S. nationals abroad (S. 1798), 26126, 26176 [26OC]

Thailand: treaty on mutual legal assistance in criminal matters, 25639, 25667 [24OC]

Analyses

Anti-Corruption Act (S. 327), 1515 [2FE]

Comprehensive Violent Crime Control Act (S. 1225), 13078-13086 [22JN]

Constitutional Procedures for Imposing Capital Punishment (S. 1970), 31505-31506 [21NO]

Enforcement of Criminal Laws in Drug Cases (S. 1972), 31526-31532 [21NO]

Forfeiture Amendment to the National Drug Control Policy Bill (S. 1711), 23173 [4OC]

Hate Crime Statistics Act (H.R. 1048), 2589 [22FE]

International Narcotics and Terrorism Control Act (S. 924), 8326 [4MY]

International Securities Enforcement Cooperation Act (H.R. 1396), 4147 [14MR]

———(S. 646), 4795-4798 [17MR]

Market Reform Act (S. 648), 4805-4807 [17MR]

National Drug Control Policy Technical Amendments, 23518 [5OC]

Public Corruption Amendment to the National Drug Control Policy Bill (S. 1711), 23174 [4OC]

Racial Justice Act (H.R. 2466), 10193 [24MY]

Securities Law Enforcement Remedies Act (S. 647), 4801 [17MR]

———(H.R. 975), 2212-2214 [9FE]

Use of Stolen or Counterfeit Property in Undercover Operations by Official Representatives (H.R. 3760), 30688 [21NO]

Victims of Child Abuse Act (S. 1965), 31480 [21NO]

Answers

Dept. of Defense drug interdiction efforts: Dick Cheney, Sec. of Defense, 31674-31676 [21NO]

Appointments

Conferees: H.R. 2136, limit the time of incarceration for civil contempt in a child custody case in the District of Columbia, 20092 [12SE]

———H.R. 3550, Forfeiture Act amendments, 29265 [15NO], 29897 [17NO]

———H.R. 3611, International Narcotics Control Act, 29265 [15NO], 29887 [17NO]

Articles and editorials

About the Drug Triangle—Colombia, the United States and Israel, 26898 [1NO]

Aftermath of a Capital Drug Raid—Cocaine and Crime Flourish Still, 7937 [3MY]

Anti-Drug Units Spar Over Who's in Charge—DEA, Customs Clash on Probe Powers, 11612 [13JN]

Are You Patriotic Enough?, 19953 [7SE]

Armed Citizen, 8997 [11MY]

Assault Guns as Crime Weapons, 12576 [20JN]

Assault Guns Muscling In on Front Lines of Crime, 12576 [20JN]

Atlanta Firm Churns Out the MAC-11—A Soldier of Fortune Leaves Local Legacy, 12576 [20JN]

Bad Law, Badly Misused, Mother of Mercy—RICO Law Could Cripple Pro-Life Movement, 28347 [9NO]

Ban High-Powered Assault Weapons, 3336 [2MR]

Bennett Said To Plan Shift to Local Effort on Drugs, 15440 [20JY]

Bigger Profits in Omaha—Drug Battle Focuses on K.C. Connection, 10151 [24MY]

Blame Hezbollah, 17606 [2AU]

Blowing the Whistle on Greed, 5551 [5AP]

Bombing of Pan American Flight 103, 8357 [4MY]

Boot-Camp Alternative Deserves a Tryout, 20893 [19SE]

Burglary Suspect's Release From Crowded County Jail Upsets Police, 10528 [1JN]

Bush's Prison Plan Is a Crime, 10041 [23MY]

Cartel Defendants' D.C. Lawyer—Ex-Prosecutor Angers Former Justice Department Colleagues, 22870 [3OC]

Court Backs Rules on Sentencing—Decision Removes Doubts on Validity of 1984 Reform Act, 361 [24JA]

Cracking Down on Casual Drug User Makes Sense, 21174 [20SE]

Crime Doesn't Pay—Except Where Certain Bankers Are Concerned, 1813 [7FE]

Crimes of Hate, 23190 [4OC]

Cruel and Unjust—Executing Children and the Retarded Is an Excessive Penalty, and No Deterrent, 14487 [12JY]

Cry From the Killing Fields—No More Assault Weapons!, 20646 [18SE]

Cuban Drug Case, 15532 [20JY]

Dangerous Misuse of RICO Statute?, 25770 [24OC]

Dishonorable Action, 27820 [7NO]

DNA Fingerprinting Upheld in First Appellate-Level Challenge, 2490 [22FE]

Domestic Marijuana Crop Growing, 9751 [18MY]

Don't Just Throw Money at the Drug Problem, 29276 [16NO]

Drug War Has Been All Talk, No Action, 6464 [13AP]

Drugs and Public Housing, 5432 [4AP]

Drugs and White America, 24539 [13OC]

Entrepreneurs Against Drugs, 5343 [3AP]

Epidemic Free-Base Cocaine Abuse—Case Study From the Bahamas, 22100-22101 [27SE], 22890 [3OC]

Escrow Projects Provide a Reason for New Curbs on Abusive Deals, 2591 [22FE]

Ethics vs. Government Service, 10782 [2JN]

Every Gun Is an Assault Weapon, 6070 [11AP]

Eyewitness to the Chicago Drug Trade, 16338 [26JY]

Facing the Hard Cases, 25313-25317 [19OC]

57 Street Officers Honored for Acts in War on Drugs, 14234 [11JY]

Fighting the War on Drugs, 24541 [13OC]

Financial Institutions—New Battlefield in War on Drugs, 5296 [23MR]

First Indictments Returned by Jury in Pentagon Fraud, 995 [25JA], 5538 [5AP]

First Pentagon Trial Opens, 5536 [5AP]

For Drug Addict, Spot Awaits Him, Probably in Jail, 1643 [2FE]

From the Police Blotter—Eight Stories That End in Death, 6825-6827 [17AP]

Global War Against Women, 6808 [17AP]

Going the Extra Mile, 21167 [20SE]

Gun Lobby Is Running Out of Ammo, 7044 [18AP]

Help of Courts Sought for Learning Disabled, 953 [25JA]

Heroin Seizure at 3 Queens Sites Is Called Biggest U.S. Drug Raid, 15615 [20JY]

Higgins Confusion, 18196 [2AU]

High-Rolling Texas—The State That Ate FSLIC, 1816 [7FE]

High-Spirited Gun—Mean Looks, Low Price Tag Add to Appeal of TEC-9, 12576 [20JN]

Hinckley—Gun-Buy Delay Might Have Stopped Me, 20098 [12SE]

I Didn't Think It'd Happen in Central Park, 11831 [14JN]

Jamaican Urges Anti-Drug Force—Prime Minister Endorses Concept of Multilateral Paramilitary Action, 13224 [22JN]

Join With Castro To Fight Drugs, 22603 [2OC]

Judge Finds Flag Law Unconstitutional, 27169 [3NO]

Killing Americans, 26373 [27OC]

Legislation Could Cut the Flow of Interminable Legal Appeals, 1213 [31JA]

Let's Tear Off Their Hoods, 7618 [27AP]

Loan Stars Fall in Texas, 1814 [7FE]

Look Out for Lookalike Mail, 30052 [17NO]

Major Defense Firm Admits Conspiracy; Second Contractor Charged With Bribery, 994 [25JA], 5536 [5AP]

Man in the Middle of Drug Trafficking, 26440 [27OC]

Man Slain in Suspected Drug-Turf Battle, 6018 [11AP]

Man Who Holds the Hostages, 19576 [6SE]

Manley Turns Into a Model Social Democrat—Jamaica's Premier Is Showing More Moderation Than in the 1970's, 13224 [22JN]

Men Shaken After Intruder Fatally Shot—``Either He Was Going To Be Dead or I Was'', 8799 [10MY]

Mexico, U.S. Envoy Cite Antidrug Gains as ``Certification'' Nears, 3343 [2MR]

More Needed To Fight Drugs, 20371 [13SE]

Mr. Kemp's Plans for D.C., 7462 [25AP]

N.R.A. in a Hunter's Sights, 7043 [18AP]

Networks to Censors—Take a Walk, Audience Erosion From Cable, Home Video, Pay TV a Factor, 4385 [15MR]

New Charges in an Old Case, 15492 [20JY]

New York Weighs 50 Sites for Jail Conversions, 6754 [17AP]

New York's Drug Lesson for America, 6754 [17AP]

Next Step on Assault Rifles, 15779 [21JY]

NRA Television Ad Wounds City Leaders, 14897 [17JY]

Operation Ill Wind—New Charges and Pleas, 994 [25JA]

Opium Production Rises in Guatemala Mountains—Drug-Related Corruption Concerns Officials, 15615 [20JY]

Our Hostages Aren't Persian Rugs, 19789 [7SE]

Perrine Grocer Hailed as Hero Who Defied the Drug Dealers, 5782 [6AP]

Plea for Action to Free the Hostages, 26374 [27OC]

Pregnant and in Prison, 20236 [12SE]

Pride Returns to a Housing Project, and She Leads the Way, 2804 [27FE]

Problems of Criminal Justice, 11007 [6JN]

Protesters and Racketeers—Congress Should Look at Law That Links Them, 28347 [9NO]

Record Cocaine Seizure at Port of New Orleans Announced as National Guard Joins the Antidrug Effort, 10468 [31MY]

Report from the Field on an Endless War, 4723 [4AP]

RICO, Abortion, and the First Amendment, 14700 [13JY]

Rights, Responsibilities and the Flag, 23124 [4OC]

SE's Cpl. Pinney Receives May Honor, 11621 [13JN]

Shady Business—How the U.S. Caught an Alleged Smuggler of Arms Parts to Egypt—His Shipments Fed the Race Among Mideast Nations for a Long-Range Missile, 13316-13317 [23JN]

Six Proposals on Airplane Terrorism, 2009 [8FE]

Solid Gun Compromise—Legislation Would Limit Access of Assault Guns to Lawful Citizens, 8716 [9MY]

Stigmatize Drug Use, 20586 [14SE]

Street Dealers—In the War on Drugs, Toughest Foe May Be the Alienated Youth, 21738 [26SE]

Surge in New York Drug Arrests Sets Off Criminal-Justice Crisis, 6754 [17AP]

Take the Oath, Put on the Badge and Do the Job, 10459-10461 [31MY]

Ten Pieces of the Drug Puzzle, 6055 [11AP]

Ten-Year-Old Used To Run Drugs, Police Say, 2570 [22FE]

Terrorist Bind—Doing Nothing Is Appeasement, 18216 [3AU]

Those Gunning for ``Assault Rifles'' May Injure Citizens' Basic Rights, 8585 [9MY]

Throwing the Book at Young Offenders, 953 [25JA]

Tough Isn't Enough, 19662 [6SE]

Truth About Crime, 1370 [31JA]

2 Drug Lords Lived Lavishly in Mexico City Cellblocks, 16222 [26JY]

U.S. Calls Captors Cynical, 16667 [27JY]

U.S. Fails To Plan for Hostage Rescue, 26372 [27OC]

U.S. Hostage Seen on New Videotape, 16666 [27JY]

U.S. Rocket Expert Pleads Guilty in Egyptian Smuggling Case, 13317 [23JN]

Under the Gun, Under the Knife, 1157 [27JA]

Update on Dr. Morgan, 19917 [7SE]

UPI Investigation of Drug Trafficking in Panama-23435 [5OC]

Victim of Bombing Accepts Dismissal, 7658 [1MY]

Victim—``I Ain't Dead'', 9456 [17MY]

Virginia Man Pardoned After Five Years in Prison—Baliles Acts After Evidence Links Murder to Arlington Killer, 2490 [22FE]

Washington Wrestles With Drugs and Murder, 7563 [26AP]

Watchful Smugglers Outwit Inadequate Tools of U.S., 9751 [18MY]

We're Being Too Easy on Drug-Using Athletes, 1335 [31JA]

What Is an Assault Weapon?, 6876 [18AP]

What Kids Who Aren't Wolves Say About Wilding, 8421 [4MY]

When Governments Ignore Cries for Help, 20926 [19SE]

When Rights Collide, 25502 [23OC]

Where Is the Outrage?, 5782 [6AP]

Why Our Society Is Rape-Prone, 9577 [17MY]

Why We're Losing the War on Crime, 20420 [13SE]

Will Colombia Stand Up to Paramilitary?, 23305 [4OC]

X-Ray Backscatter Equipment Provides Automatic Screening for Explosives, 8586 [9MY]

You Ain't Seen Nothing; Wait Until I Start Shooting People, 12576 [20JN]

Bills and resolutions

Abortion: prohibit in Federal penal and correctional institutions (see H.R. 620)

Aged: assaults resulting in U.S.-paid medical expenses (see H.R. 127)

———mandatory sentences for certain felonies against elderly (see S. 1720; H.R. 381)

Airports: improving security (see H.R. 1659, H. Con. Res. 52)

———use of dogs for detection of plastic explosives and other devices (see H.R. 617)

Aliens: defer deportation of individuals alleged to have committed a felony until completion of judicial proceedings (see H.R. 3479)

———port-of-entry interviews for those apprehended in U.S. territorial waters (see H.R. 1164)

American Victims of Terrorism Day: designate (see H.J. Res. 143)

Anti-Corruption Act: enact (see S. 327)

Antidrug, Assault Weapons Limitation Act: enact (see S. 747)

Anti-Drug Act: supplemental appropriations (see S. 26)

Anti-Drug Abuse Act: eliminate discretion of court in certain instances (see S. 1492)

———funding authorization (see H.R. 705, H. Res. 129)

———transfer appropriations from B-2 aircraft funding (see H.R. 3254)

Anti-Money Laundering Advisory Commission: establish (see S. 1476)

Armed Forces: apprehension and detention of members and certain accompanying civilians outside the U.S. (see S. 147)

———retirement pay of convicted members (see H.R. 3595)

Assault Weapon Control Act: enact (see S. 386)

Assault Weapon Import Control Act: enact (see S. 733)

Aviation Security and Terrorism Commission Act: enact (see S. 1043)

Bankruptcy: payment of a debt for restitution payable in a criminal case (see H.R. 3691)

Banks and banking: penalties for fraud (see S. 363; H.R. 1222, 1266)

———strengthen the enforcement authority of the Federal depository institutions regulatory agencies (see H.R. 32)

Burglary: defining (see H.R. 2157)

California: religious communities' unified efforts in combatting violence and anti-Semitism in southern region (see H. Res. 124)

Campus Safety and Security Act: enact (see S. 1930)

Capital punishment: constitutional procedures for imposition (see S. 36, 1970)

———criteria for espionage and treason case (see H.R. 105)

———impose for certain murders (see H.R. 1464, 1477, 2102)

———limitations on habeas corpus cases (see H.R. 1953)

———make imposition a requirement for States to receive Federal law enforcement financial assistance (see H.R. 562)

Child Abuse Prevention Challenge Grants Reauthorization Act: enact (see S. 1455)

Child Protection and Obscenity Enforcement Act: restore recordkeeping requirements (see S. 1039)

Child Protection Restoration and Penalties Enhancement Act: enact (see S. 1825)

Children: authorize grants for closed-circuit televising of the testimony of abused individuals (see H.R. 826)

———Federal offense for international parental abduction (see S. 185)

———protect rights of victims of child abuse (see H.R. 579)

———transfer a certain child abuse program (see H.R. 2087)

———victims' rights (see S. 533)

Citizens Drug Control Contribution Act: enact (see S. 1956)

Civil liberties: prejudice-based crimes (see H.R. 947)

Civil Penalty Assessment Demonstration Program: extend (see H.R. 3671)

Civilian Espionage Penalties Act: amend (see H.R. 1084)

Classified information: create an offense of treasonous espionage consisting of unauthorized disclosure of data (see H.R. 596)

Coast Guard: improve the administration, management, and law enforcement capabilities (see H.R. 1343)

———review criminal records of individuals applying for seamen licenses and license renewals (see H.R. 2242)

Colleges: disclosure of campus security policies and crime statistics (see H.R. 3344)

Commission To Investigate Federal Involvement With the Immigration of Nazi Collaborators: establish (see H.R. 940)

Comprehensive Violent Crime Control Act: enact (see S. 1225)

Computer Protection Act: enact (see H.R. 287)

Computers: penalties for interfering with operations by use of hidden commands (see H.R. 55)

Congress: include Members of Congress relative to independent counsel appointments (see H.R. 3715)

Congressional witnesses: penalties for retaliation against (see H.R. 2995)

Consumer Fraud Prevention Act: enact (see S. 1441)

Contract Services for Drug Dependent Federal Offenders Act: additional appropriations (see H.R. 3007)

Controlled Substances Act: delay amendment relative to the transfer of forfeited property (see H.R. 2918, 3376)

Copyright Act: protect certain computer programs (see S. 198)

Copyrights: remedies of infringement (see H.R. 671)

Correctional Alternatives Act: enact (see H.R. 2374)

Corruption: penalty (see H.R. 2083, 3490)

Courts: civil and criminal forfeitures for certain offenses (see H.R. 1440)

———collateral review of criminal judgments (see H.R. 1090)

———create an international court with jurisdiction over internationally recognized crimes (see H.R. 3355)

———detention of any person found guilty of a violent offense pending sentence or appeal (see S. 1259)

———enforcement of criminal laws in drug cases (see S. 1972)

———examination of prospective jurors (see S. 591, 592)

———exclusionary rule in Federal criminal proceedings (see S. 379)

———expand circumstances under which the capital punishmment is authorized (see S. 1807)

———general statute of limitations of civil actions arising under Federal law (see H.R. 3553)

———immunity from personal civil liability relative to volunteers working on behalf of nonprofit organizations and Government entities (see H.R. 911)

———imposition of capital punishment (see H.R. 380, 2186)

———improve criminal law and procedure (see H.R. 2709)

———improve justice system and reduce crime (see H.R. 3119)

———incarceration of convicts under the habitual criminal statute of a State (see S. 180)

———protect rights of crime victims (see S. 1923)

———racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations legislation (see H.R. 1046)

———reform procedures for collateral review of criminal judgments (see S. 271)

———reform procedures of collateral review of criminal judgments (see H.R. 3584)

———rights for persons subjected to grand jury investigation (see H.R. 1503)

———rights of victims (see S. 533)

———special habeas corpus procedures in capital cases (see S. 1760)

———use of testimony, prior convictions, and defendant rights regarding evidence against him (see H.J. Res. 14)

Crime Awareness and Campus Security Act: enact (see S. 1925)

Crime Control Act: enact (see S. 746)

Crime Reduction Act: enact (see S. 1228)

Crime Victims Week: designate (see S.J. Res. 44; H.J. Res. 208)

Customs Service: penalties for violation of the country-of-origin marking provisions of the customs laws (see H.R. 863)

Deceptive Mailings Prevention Act: enact (see S. 1356)

Dept. of Defense: Antidrug Task Force (see S. 1040; H.R. 2517)

———detail personnel to INS for border patrol-related activities (see H.R. 2595)

———prohibit contracts with individuals convicted of fraud (see H.R. 1276)

———redirect European defense resources to the war on drugs (see H. Con. Res. 240)

Dept. of Justice: increase authority relative to claims for damages resulting from law enforcement activities (see S. 604)

Director of National Drug Control Policy: include as member of President's Cabinet (see H. Con. Res. 53)

———recognize and include as full Cabinet member (see S. Res. 19; H. Con. Res. 51)

———temporary special Senate committee to provide oversight and guidance (see S. Res. 155)

District of Columbia: establish an Office of the Attorney General (see H.R. 168)

———funding for additional law enforcement officers (see H.R. 2109)

———limit the time of incarceration for civil contempt in a child custody case (see S. 1163; H.R. 2136)

District of Columbia Good Time Credits Act: repeal (see H.R. 2484)

Drug abuse: amend certain laws relative to paraphernalia (see S. 1847)

———amend provisions relative to the forfeiture fund (see H.R. 3550)

———assist community and neighborhood groups (see H.R. 3336)

———capital punishment for certain offenses (see H.R. 2433)

———capital punishment for engaging in a continuing large criminal drug enterprise (see S. 1955)

———designate certain high-intensity drug trafficking areas (see S. 1234)

———drug-free school zones and increased penalties for trafficking on school grounds (see H.R. 3602)

———education and prevention program requirements (see H.R. 3626)

———eliminate court authority relative to denial of certain Federal benefits upon conviction (see H.R. 2523)

———employment of minors in drug operations (see H.R. 1305)

———enhance efforts in fighting the war against (see H.R. 90)

———free neighborhoods for trafficking (see H.R. 1194)

———funding from Federal drug forfeiture funds for State education and treatment programs (see H.R. 1041)

———illegal drugs and narcotics control (see H. Res. 176)

———implement national policy (see S. 1711; H.R. 3350)

———increase authority of Director of National Drug Control Policy (see S. 1691)

———increase penalties for distribution of controlled substances at truck stops and rest areas (see H.R. 3673)

———international narcotics production and trafficking (see H.R. 3611)

———issuance of drug war bonds (see H.R. 3110)

———mandatory sentencing for illegal activities dealing with crystal methamphetamine (see H.R. 3766)

———monetary awards for information leading to arrest of traffickers (see H.R. 3346)

———narcotics traffic (see H.R. 3304)

———penalties for drug-related murders of law enforcement officers (see H.R. 3342)

———procedures for preventing drug-related activity in public housing (see H.R. 1870)

———standards for the certification of laboratories engaged in testing (see H.R. 33)

———suspend drivers' licenses for drug convictions (see H.R. 3051)

———treatment of drug paraphernalia (see H.R. 3220)

Drug Dependent Offender Rehabilitation Act: enact (see S. 1193)

Drug Offender's Driving Privileges Suspension Act: enact (see S. 1804)

Drug Paraphernalia Control Act: enact (see H.R. 2974)

Drug War Bond Act: enact (see S. 1380, 1389)

Drug-Free Rural America Act: enact (see S. 1634)

Drunken driving: prevent discharge of civil judgments through bankruptcy proceedings (see S. 1931)

Eavesdropping: eliminate the one-party consent exception to prohibitions in non-law-enforcement cases (see H.R. 2551)

Ecology: environmental crimes (see H.R. 3641)

Economic conditions: penalties for use of time sensitive official information (see H.R. 1478)

Education: courses in history of genocide and the Holocaust (see H. Con. Res. 182)

Elections: voting for former offenders (see H.R. 2577)

Employment: postemployment activities (see H.R. 2267)

Evidence: limit the exclusion obtained as a result of a search or seizure (see H.R. 1239)

Exclusionary Rule Limitation Act: enact (see S. 87)

Fairness in Federal Housing Admissions Act: enact (see S. 1689)

Families: domestic violence judiciary training grants (see S. 1482)

———eliminate the effect of the parental exception relative to kidnapings in violation of valid custody orders (see H.R. 1256)

———penalties for international parental abduction of children (see H.R. 3759)

———penalty for flight to avoid child support payment arrearages (see H.R. 1438)

FBI Inspector General Act: enact (see S. 1340)

Federal Crime Insurance Program: reauthorization (see H.R. 2771, H.J. Res. 412)

Federal employees: restrictions on postemployment activities (see H.R. 9)

Federal judges: constitutional amendment on automatic removal upon conviction of serious crimes (see H.J. Res. 294)

Federal Prison Drug Testing Act: enact (see S. 1638)

Federal property: penalties for causing injuries or damage to any property used for commercial or beneficial purposes (see H.R. 3424)

Federal Rules of Evidence: exceptions in certain child abuse cases (see H.R. 170)

Federal Tax Delinquency Amnesty Act: enact (see S. 387)

Firearms: amend certain provisions of law (see H.R. 1361)

———amend provisions relative to semiautomatic assault weapons and large capacity ammunition feeding devices (see H.R. 1190)

———compliance with State and local licensing laws before receiving a Federal license to deal (see H.R. 2805)

———enhanced penalties for the use of certain, during violent or drug-related crimes (see H.R. 3322)

———excise tax on handguns to be used for a victims of crime trust fund (see H.R. 1402)

———increase penalties for possession by certain individuals (see H.R. 2631)

———limitations on control (see S. 45)

———mandatory background check and waiting period before the transfer of a handgun by a dealer (see H.R. 1660)

———mandatory minimum sentence for unlawful possession (see H.R. 2529)

———mandatory registration of handguns (see H.R. 128)

———modify the mandatory penalty for certain offenses (see H.R. 3059)

———penalties for use of semiautomatic firearm or short-barrelled shotgun during a crime of violence or drug trafficking crime (see H.R. 1654)

———prohibit importation of assault weapons and certain accessories (see H.R. 1154)

———prohibit possession in Federal court facilities (see H.R. 1389)

———prohibit possession of certain semiautomatic shotguns and rifles (see H.R. 825)

———prohibit the possession or discharge in a public school zone (see H.R. 3757)

———transfer or possession of weapons by convicted drug criminal (see H.R. 2359)

———waiting period before the purchase of a handgun (see H.R. 467)

FTC: strengthen authority relative to telephone fraud (see H.R. 1354)

———study deceptive mail practices relative to the sale of products or services related to governmental functions (see H.R. 551)

Government: penalties for certain major frauds against (see S. 248)

———restrict use of Federal funds to influence employees and officers (see H.R. 3057)

Habeas Corpus Reform Act: enact (see S. 1757)

Haiti: classify as major drug transit country (see S.J. Res. 99)

Handgun Violence Prevention Act: enact (see S. 1236)

Handicapped: clinical social worker examinations of offenders with mental disease or defect (see S. 111)

———telecommunications system for hearing- and speech-impaired individuals to access 911 emergency service (see H.R. 1690)

Hate Crime Statistics Act: enact (see S. 419)

Health: make the holding of a position as a physician unlawful if license was obtained by intentional misrepresentation (see H.R. 2092)

Hobbs Anti-Racketeering Act: definition of extortion (see S. 92)

Hong Kong: commend Government on commitment to halting software piracy (see S. Res. 211)

Immigration: protect foreign spouses victimized by physical abuse and mental cruelty (see S. 1456)

———using religious sanctuary as a defense against harboring or transporting aliens (see H.R. 507)

Internal Revenue Code Penalty Reform Act: enact (see S. 1784)

International Criminal Court: establish (see H. Con. Res. 66)

International Narcotics and Terrorism Control Act: enact (see S. 924)

International Securities Enforcement Cooperation Act: enact (see S. 646)

———enact (H.R. 1396), correcting the enrollment (see S. Con. Res. 82)

Juvenile delinquency: treatment of violent crime offenders age 15 and older (see H.R. 2704)

Juvenile delinquents: demonstrate reductions in recidivism in boot camp prisons (see H.R. 3162)

Juveniles in Drug Crime Prevention Act: enact (see S. 1548)

Kidnapping: modify the penalties for certain relative to children (see H.R. 2086)

———reward information leading to apprehension and conviction (see H.R. 221)

Latin America: impact of debt burden on drug production control (see H. Con. Res. 181)

Law enforcement and education: reduce and redistribute certain U.S.' NATO contributions to support (see H.R. 3672)

Law Enforcement Cooperation Act: enact (see S. 1010)

Law enforcement officers: capital punishment for killing certain Federal officers (see H.R. 1197)

———reduce Federal assistance to agencies without officers' bill of rights (see H.R. 222)

———tribute (see H.J. Res. 158)

Local government: improve antinarcotics trafficking and money laundering operations (see S. 1312)

Local governments: program for local rape prevention and control projects (see H.R. 2288)

Mail and wire fraud: civil and criminal forfeitures (see H.R. 2090)

Mandatory Prison Sentence for Armed Drug Traffickers and Violent Criminals Act: enact (see S. 1702)

Market Reform Act: enact (see S. 648)

Medicare: penalties for improper referral arrangements (see H.R. 939)

Mendes-Filho, Francisco (Chico): murder (see H. Con. Res. 38)

Mentally handicapped: psychiatric examination guidelines for offenders with mental disease or defect (see S. 64)

Middle East: concern over U.S. hostages in Lebanon (see S. Res. 164)

Military bases: penalties for narcotics trafficking on or near (see H.R. 3417)

Missouri: divisional venue in certain Federal civil cases for certain residents (see H.R. 3492)

Narcotics: military assistance to certain law enforcement agencies (see H.R. 108)

National Capital Public Safety Administration: establish (see H.R. 1701)

National Center on Elder Abuse: establish (see H.R. 220)

National Child Abuse Prevention Month: designate (see S.J. Res. 46)

National Cities Fight Back Against Drugs Week: designate (see S.J. Res. 205)

National Correctional Officers Week: designate (see S.J. Res. 72; H.J. Res. 135)

National Domestic Violence Awareness Month: designate (see S.J. Res. 133)

National Drunk and Drugged Driving Awareness Week: designate (see S.J. Res. 143)

National Narcotics Leadership Act: designate certain high intensity drug trafficking areas (see H.R. 2717)

National Neighborhood Crime Watch Day: designate (see S.J. Res. 136; H.J. Res. 293)

National Older Americans Abuse Prevention Week: designate (see H.J. Res. 197)

National Red Ribbon Week for a Drug-Free America: designate (see S.J. Res. 213)

National Security and Classified Information Protection Act: enact (see H.R. 279)

National Violent Crime Program: authorize appropriations (see S. 178)

NLRB: authority relative to labor union violence (see H.R. 64)

Nonviolent offenses: alternative punishment (see S. 1365)

Nonviolent protest: exclude from the definition of the phrase racketeering activity (see H.R. 3522)

Obeid, Abdul: extradition from Israel (see S. Con. Res. 64; H. Con. Res. 183)

OSHA: increase civil penalties imposed for certain violations (see S. 490)

Pan American World Airways: bombing of flight 103 (see H. Res. 133)

———joint congressional committee to coordinate investigations of the flight 103 bombing (see H. Con. Res. 105)

Pensions: status of an individual's military retirement pay relative to the conviction of certain crimes (see H.R. 3604)

Pornographic Victim's Compensation Act (see S. 1226)

Pornography: cause of action for certain victims against producers and distributors (see H.R. 3785)

———create remedies for victims (see H.R. 3472)

Posse Comitatus Improvement Act: enact (see S. 69)

Postal service: penalties for certain mail-related offenses involving anabolic steroids (see H.R. 995)

Pratt, Elmer (Geronimo): reconsideration of conviction and/or immediate release from prison (see H. Res. 109)

President: permit pardon of individual only after conviction (see H.J. Res. 18)

Presidential appointments: forefeiture of benefits and compensation upon conviction of a felony (see S.J. Res. 11)

Prisons: additional Federal facilities (see H.R. 2110)

———assistance to States in construction (see H.R. 1644)

———conversion of closed military installations (see H. Con. Res. 128)

———evaluate military-style boot camp program (see S. 1142)

———Shock Incarceration Program (see H.R. 3446)

———special facilities as a sentencing option (see H.R. 2985)

———special privileges in purchase of goods (see H.R. 1215)

Public defender organizations: extend protections to U.S. attorneys (see H.R. 3366)

Public Housing Drug Elimination Act: reauthorize (see H.R. 3778)

Racial Justice Act: enact (see S. 1696)

Racial relations: commission to investigate racially motivated violence (see H.R. 28)

Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Reform Act: enact (see S. 438)

Reform of Federal Intervention in State Proceedings Act: enact (see S. 88)

Rogers, Sharon: reward for information relative to bombing of vehicle (see S. Res. 214)

Rural areas: enhance drug interdiction efforts (see H.R. 2970)

Rural Drug Initiative Act: enact (see S. 1353)

Sec. of Education: authority to prevent fraud and abuse by certain institutions (see H.R. 2487)

Securities: amend Federal laws (see H.R. 975)

———facilitate cooperation with foreign countries in law enforcement (see H.R. 1396)

Securities Law Enforcement Remedies Act: enact (see S. 647)

Simon Wiesenthal Center, Los Angeles, CA: assistance for certain educational programs (see H.R. 3210)

States: assure prisoners training in a marketable job skill and basic literacy (see S. 181)

Statistics: data on crimes manifesting prejudice based on race, religion, homosexuality, or heterosexuality (see H.R. 1048)

Steroid Trafficking Act: enact (see S. 1829)

Stolen or counterfeit property: use in undercover operations by official representatives (see H.R. 3760)

Taxation: amend provisions relative to individuals installing security devices on residences (see H.R. 1365)

———crime prevention programs (see H.R. 3192)

———exclude awards received for information leading to arrests (see H.R. 3356)

———funding drug abuse war (see H.R. 3221)

———increase excise taxes on wine, beer, and cigarettes to increase revenues to combat drug trafficking and substance abuse (see H.R. 976)

Telephone: disclosure of names and addresses to authorities relative to certain supplied numbers (see H.R. 2082)

Television: effects of violence on youth (see S. 593)

Terrorism: combat (see S. 347)

———imposition of capital punishment for murder of U.S. nationals abroad (see S. 1798; H.R. 3539)

———Presidential commission to investigate the bombing of Pan American flight 103 (see S. Res. 86)

———request a preblast detection taggant on explosives to determine the country of origin of those used in attacks (see H. Con. Res. 191)

———U.S. policy relative to hostages (see H. Con. Res. 189)

Torture Victim Protection Act: enact (see S. 1629)

Toxic Substances Control Act: increase criminal penalties (see H.R. 3375)

U.N.: civil action for recovery from persons engaging in torture (see H.R. 1662)

U.N. Convention Against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances: support (see H. Res. 263)

Victims of Child Abuse Act: enact (see S. 1965)

Victims of Terrorism Judicial Remedy Act: enact (see S. 1564)

Violent Crime Control and Criminal Procedures Reform Act: enact (see S. 1971)

Weapons: prohibit certain exports of fully automatic or semiautomatic assault weapons (see H.R. 3812)

———transfer or possession of assault weapons (see H.R. 669)

Youth Crime Gang Control Act: enact (see H.R. 2976)

Broadcasts

Loophole to Violence, 13208 [22JN]

Bulletins

Bombing of Pan American airliner: FAA, 5341, 5342 [3AP]

Colloquies

Control of airborne drug traffickers: Senator Nunn and David L. Westrate, 23485 [5OC]

Commentaries

Drug crisis: Hugh Lawson, 5279 [23MR]

Comparisons

South Carolina and national teenage drug abuse, 22492 [29SE]

Court decisions

Furman v. Georgia: Supreme Court, 26127 [26OC]

HMK Corp. v. Walsey, 2659 [23FE]

Van Schaick v. Church of Scientology, 2659 [23FE]

Descriptions

Defer deportation of aliens alleged to have committed aggravated felony (H.R. 3479), 24922 [17OC]

Documents

Anti-Terrorism Sanctions Act, 5099 [21MR]

Fatal Terrorist Incidents Against Americans, 26126 [26OC]

Mutual Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters With Belgium, 25644 [25OC]

———With Mexico, 25644 [25OC]

National Program To Cut Violent Crime, 398-403 [25JA]

Eulogies

Foreign Service officers killed in terrorist bombing of Pan American flight 103: Robert E. Lamb, 4128 [14MR]

Explanations

Civil enforcement of the crack house statute: Senator Biden, 23532 [5OC]

Factsheets

Daniel Mirambeaux Case—Chronology of Events Relative to Drug-Related Crime in the U.S., 12951 [22JN]

Drug Intelligence Assistance Act (S. 1312), 14593 [13JY]

Prison and Jail Overcrowding, 7918 [3MY], 10532 [1JN]

Forewords

Terrorist Group Profile: President Bush, 1914 [8FE]

Interviews

Drug abuse, with Francis C. Hall, 4723 [4AP]

Letters

Adding a significant risk factor to the past-time of wilding, 9305 [16MY]

Armed Career Criminal Act: Representative Wyden, 7628 [27AP]

Assault weapons, Jason P. Minetti, 1702 [6FE]

———Kentucky constitutents, 24536 [12OC]

Assault weapons import ban: James G. Adams, Jr., 14238 [11JY]

Bombing of Pan American airliner: Representative Collins, 5342 [3AP]

Child custody case of Eric Foretich and Elizabeth Morgan: Mary L. Froning, 19915 [7SE]

Computer viruses: Representatives Herger, Carr, and Stark, 11832 [14JN]

Criminal sanctions for abuse from dual trading on futures exchanges: Carol T. Crawford, 20336 [13SE]

Dept. of Defense drug interdiction efforts: Dick Cheney, Sec. of Defense, 31673 [21NO]

———Senator D'Amato, 31672 [21NO]

Designating high-intensity drug trafficking areas: Hermosa Beach, CA, City Council, 13115 [22JN]

———Los Angeles County, CA, Board of Supervisors, 13115 [22JN]

———Robert T. Bartlett, 13115 [22JN]

———Senator Cranston and Representatives Berman and Levine, 13114 [22JN]

Disqualifying illegal drug users as being defined as handicapped: Lauro F. Cavazos, Sec. of Education, 19874 [7SE]

Drug-related criminal activity in public housing: Jack Kemp, Sec. of HUD, 15157 [19JY]

Educational program in District of Columbia Dept. of Corrections: Hallem H. Williams, Jr., 20512 [14SE]

Eviction of drug dealers from public housing: New York City Housing Authority, 15171 [19JY]

———Senators D'Amato and Moynihan, 15172 [19JY]

Gun control: Edgar F. Arnold, Jr., 23640 [5OC]

———Robert D. Valenzi, 6630 [13AP]

Habeas corpus procedures in capital cases: William H. Rehnquist, 24694 [16OC]

International drug control policies: Representative Fascell, 16349 [26JY]

———Representative Lott, 8766 [10MY]

———William J. Bennett, 8766 [10MY]

International Securities Enforcement Cooperation Act: American Newspaper Publishers Association, 21472 [25SE]

Job placement of inmates of District of Columbia correctional institutions: Hallem H. Williams, Jr., 20510, 20513 [14SE]

Laundering of drug money: American Bankers Association, 9748 [18MY]

Medicare patient referrals: Michael R. Wisdom, 11044 [7JN]

Mexican efforts to control illegal narcotics-related activities: James A. Baker III, Sec. of State, 15202 [19JY]

———U.S. delegation to Mexico-U.S. Interparliamentary Group, 15203 [19JY]

Multinational antinarcotics military force: Senator Specter, 22150 [27SE]

National drug policy: C. Robert Kemble, 9148 [15MY]

———Charles D. Owens, 10111 [24MY]

———Dave Parkman, 10111 [24MY]

———David Hunter, 10109 [24MY]

———Dennis F. Hyde, 10109 [24MY]

———Dept. of State, 31385 [21NO]

———Ed Teeter, 10110 [24MY]

———Gary S. Culbreath, 10108 [24MY]

———James E. Keown, Sr., 10108 [24MY]

———James H. Carter, 10110 [24MY]

———Larry E. Davis, 10112 [24MY]

———Larry K. Mills, 10111 [24MY]

———National Parents' Resource Institute for Drug Education, Inc., 10110 [24MY]

———Phil D. Johnson, Jr., 10112 [24MY]

———Steve Castlberry, 10108 [24MY]

National Republican Senatorial Committee fundraising letter: Richard Dearborn, 25920, 25921 [25OC]

Perspective on drug abuse: Neil Bernstein, 26108 [25OC]

POW camps for narcotics traffickers: Henry Sellers, 20098 [12SE]

Prison fund transfer from Dept. of Defense appropriation: Dept. of Justice, 10530 [1JN]

———Dick Cheney, Sec. of Defense, 10529, 10534 [1JN]

Prison overcrowding: Eugene McGuire, 14761 [14JY]

Procurement fraud: Dept. of Justice, 5542 [5AP]

Semiautomatic Assault Weapons Act: American Jewish Committee, 6811 [17AP]

———New York Academy of Medicine, 29268 [15NO]

Statutes relative to Government pensions to convicted felons: Senators Heflin and Rudman, 18779 [4AU]

Torture Victim Protection Act: Representative Fascell, 22714 [2OC]

Violence and sexual violence in the media: Christian/Jewish leadership in Rhode Island, 11019 [6JN]

Visit to Washington: Kenneth L. Dodd, 11390 [8JN]

What if the jogger had carried a gun?, 9305 [16MY]

Lists

Countries refusing to extradite terrorists, 26128 [26OC]

Organizations supporting Federal Hate Crime Statistics Act (H.R. 1048), 13543 [27JN]

PLO terrorist activities, 15490 [20JY]

State and Federal requirements on recording conversations for use as court evidence, 9148 [15MY]

Memorandums

Dept. of Defense Guidance for Implementation of the President's National Drug Control Strategy: Dick Cheney, Sec. of Defense, 31676 [21NO]

Memorials of legislature

California, 15622 [20JY]

Colorado, 15623 [20JY]

Massachusetts, 5394 [4AP]

Nevada, 3691 [8MR], 5396 [4AP], 14816 [17JY], 19782 [7SE]

New York, 17334 [1AU]

Messages

Comprehensive Violent Crime Control Act Report: President Bush, 11891 [15JN]

Motions

Television Violence Act: enact (S. 593), pass in lieu of H.R. 1391, 17162 [1AU]

Papers

Toward a National Drug Policy—The Banking Industry Strategy: American Bankers Association, 9748-9749 [18MY]

Petitions

Fraternal Order of Police's Florida State Lodge, 15623 [20JY]

Press releases

Fighting back—community initiatives to reduce demand for illegal drugs and alcohol: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, 6735-6737 [17AP]

Proposals

``About Face'' civil-military youth leadership program for the District of Columbia: National Institute of Justice, 23511-23513 [5OC]

Public opinion polls

Parents disturbed by television content: George Gallup, Jr., 10303 [31MY]

Ratification

Protocol for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts of Violence at Airports Serving International Civil Aviation, 31383 [21NO]

U.N. Convention Against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances, 31383 [21NO]

Remarks in House

Abortion: Federal funding for victims of rape and incest, 24765 [17OC], 25413 [20OC], 25518-25521 [24OC], 26095, 26105 [25OC], 26195, 26308 [26OC], 26506 [30OC], 26790, 26794 [1NO], 27183 [6NO], 28976, 28996-29006 [15NO], 29885 [17NO], 30381-30383 [20NO]

Aeronautics: international safety, 5340-5342 [3AP]

———U.S. policy relative to aircraft hijacking, 20950 [20SE]

Airports: improving security (H.R. 1659), 20957 [20SE], 20974 [22SE]-20978 [20SE]

———improving security (H.R. 1659), consideration (H. Res. 236), 20953-20957 [20SE]

———improving security (H.R. 1659), corrections in engrossment, 20978 [20SE]

Aliens: defer deportation of individuals alleged to have committed a felony until completion of judicial proceedings (H.R. 3479), 24921 [17OC]

Amherst, NY: safest community, 9599 [17MY]

Anti-Drug Abuse Act: funding authorization (H. Res. 129), 6666 [13AP]

———supplemental appropriations (H.R. 705), 1862 [7FE], 7555 [26AP]

———transfer appropriations from B-2 aircraft funding (H.R. 3254), 20101 [12SE]

Anti-Drug Act: enact (H.R. 108), 148 [3JA]

Anti-Terrorism Sanctions Act: enact, 5099 [21MR], 5129 [22MR]

Armed Forces: use in war against drug trafficking, 20950 [20SE]

Bahamas: cooperation with U.S. drug interdiction efforts, 5132 [22MR]

Baltimore, MD: tribute to Martin Luther King, Jr., Memorial United Methodist Church, 31827 [11DE]

Banks and banking: increase penalties for fraud (H.R. 1222), 2844 [28FE]

Burglary: defining (H.R. 2157), 7628 [27AP]

Bush, President: initiative on crime problem, 9324 [16MY], 14031, 14033 [11JY]

Business: enforcing commodity futures laws, 18537 [3AU]

———escrow bond deal abuses, 2591 [22FE]

Camarena, Enrique: killing of DEA agent in Mexico, 30057 [17NO]

Capital punishment: condition for assistance to States, 282 [19JA]

———imposition for certain murders (H.R. 1464), 4482 [16MR]

———impose for certain murders (H.R. 2102), 7401 [25AP], 10482 [1JN], 19075 [4AU]

———murder of law enforcement officers, 28733 [14NO]

Chicago, IL: crime prevention in public housing projects, 8717 [9MY]

———tribute to housing authority for safety of public housing residents, 8417 [4MY]

Children: abuse-related deaths, 6811 [17AP]

———authorize grants for closed-circuit televising of the testimony of abused individuals (H.R. 826), 1625 [2FE]

———narcotic trafficking, 2570 [22FE]

———transfer a certain child abuse program (H.R. 2087), 14055-14058 [11JY], 24032 [11OC]

Citizens for a Drug Free America: policy and practice, 5343 [3AP]

Citizens Organized Patrol Efforts of Greater Washington, DC: tribute, 30073 [17NO]

Civil Penalty Assessment Demonstration Program: extend (H.R. 3671), 29933 [17NO], 31194 [21NO]

Civilian Espionage Penalties Act: amend (H.R. 1084), 2563 [22FE]

Coast Guard: cocaine seizure, 14033 [11JY], 27750 [8NO], 27760 [7NO]

———employee drug abuse testing, 27758, 27759 [7NO]

———improve the administration, management, and law enforcement capabilities (H.R. 1343), 3847 [9MR]

———review criminal records of individuals applying for seamen licenses and license renewals (H.R. 2242), 8416 [4MY]

Colleges: disclosure of campus security policies and crime statistics (H.R. 3344), 21519 [26SE]

Colombia: mercenaries training of drug traffickers, 21522 [26SE]

Colt Industries: suspension of sale of semiautomatic rifle, 5325 [23MR]

Committee on Foreign Affairs: international drug-control efforts, 16348 [26JY]

Comprehensive Violent Crime Control Act: enact (S. 1225), 19687 [7SE]

Computers: penalties for interfering with operations by use of hidden commands (H.R. 55), 11832 [14JN], 24177 [12OC]

Congress: penalties for disclosure of classified information by Members or staff, 186 [3JA]

Congressional witnesses: penalties for retaliation against (H.R. 2995), 16212 [25JY]

Contract Services for Drug Dependent Federal Offenders Act: additional appropriations (H.R. 3007), 23959 [10OC], 23960 [11OC]-23961 [10OC]

Corporations: penalties for breaking Federal laws, 30069 [17NO]

Correctional Alternatives Act: enact (H.R. 2374), 9420, 9437 [16MY], 9975 [18MY], 10041 [23MY]

Correctional Education Assistance Act: enact, 11393 [8JN]

Courts: capital punishment, 20949 [20SE]

———capital punishment for mass murderers, 11553 [13JN]

———constitutional amendment on automatic removal of convicted Federal judges, 11555 [13JN]

———racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations (H.R. 1046), 2584 [22FE]

———use of certain evidence to challenge sentencing relative to disproportionate imposition of capital punishment (H.R. 2466), 10191 [24MY]

Crime Awareness and Campus Security Act: enact (H.R. 3344), 21749 [26SE]

Deceptive Mailings Prevention Act: enact (H.R. 373), 119 [3JA]

Dept. of Defense: drug interdiction and law enforcement, 16495 [27JY]

Dept. of Justice: tribute to U.S. Marshal Service, 10458 [31MY]

Dept. of Justice's Organized Crime Narcotics Program: funding, 26349 [26OC]

Dept. of State: Foreign Service espionage, 16962 [31JY]

Dept. of the Treasury: issuance of Drug War Bonds (H.R. 2972), 15729 [21JY]

Developing countries: make efforts in drug interdiction a consideration in granting debt reduction loans (H.R. 3439), 24149 [11OC]

Director of National Drug Control Policy: recognize and include as fully participating member of Cabinet (H. Con. Res. 51), 2349 [21FE]

District of Columbia: comparison with Dodge City, KS, 2227 [21FE]

———crime rate, 1126 [27JA], 13667 [28JN], 14897 [17JY], 16347 [26JY]

———drug abuse control, 5930 [11AP], 6234 [12AP]

———failure of home rule, 6368 [13AP]

———limit the time of incarceration for civil contempt in a child custody case (H.R. 2136), 7567, 7568 [26AP], 13604 [27JN], 13859 [28JN], 20978-20980 [20SE], 21214 [21SE]

———murder victim from Nebraska, 16075 [25JY]

———protection of citizens, 14623 [13JY]

———residency requirements for employment, 18540, 18544-18547 [3AU]

———state of affairs, 2500 [22FE]

———White House policy on social conditions and crime, 24032 [11OC]

District of Columbia Good Time Credits Act: repeal (H.R. 2484), 10190 [24MY]

Doherty, Joseph P.: extradition to Great Britain, 4474 [15MR]

Dover-Durham, NH: Rotary Club drug education program, 6641 [13AP]

Drug abuse: amend provisions relative to the forfeiture fund (H.R. 3550), 28511-28514, 28558 [13NO]

———appropriations for interdiction activities of the California National Guard (H.R. 3308), 21179 [20SE]

———bipartisan efforts to combat, 21521 [26SE]

———capital punishment for certain traffickers, 25518 [24OC]

———central authority to run control policy, 15100 [19JY]

———committee jurisdiction over control policy, 14927 [18JY], 15342 [20JY]

———crack cocaine, 10087 [24MY]

———death of youth, 16076 [25JY]

———Dept. of Defense involvement in national policy, 24139 [11OC]

———drug-free school zones and increased penalties for trafficking on school grounds (H.R. 3602), 27815 [7NO]

———efforts to control, 7486 [26AP], 7487 [26AP], 9630-9632 [18MY], 16962 [31JY], 18535, 18536 [3AU], 19075 [4AU], 19509-19517 [6SE], 19688, 19690 [7SE], 19951 [7SE], 19961 [11SE], 20098, 20100 [12SE], 20326-20328, 20370, 20398-20401 [13SE], 20428-20433 [14SE], 20586 [14SE], 20722 [19SE], 20948 [20SE], 21492 [25SE], 22059 [27SE], 22191 [27SE], 22777 [3OC], 22870 [3OC], 23311 [4OC], 23644 [5OC], 25166 [19OC], 26197, 26198 [26OC], 26789, 26790, 26794 [1NO], 26906, 26909 [2NO], 27716, 27721, 27723 [7NO], 27926, 27928-27932 [8NO], 28177 [9NO], 31197 [21NO]

———eviction of dealers from public housing, 7462 [25AP], 14032, 14034 [11JY], 15156 [19JY]

———funding for law enforcement, 10086-10093 [24MY]

———funding for rehabilitation facilities, 10092 [24MY]

———funding provisions of supplemental appropriations, 13490 [23JN]

———impact on crime and criminals, 13778 [28JN]

———increased incidence, 7723 [2MY], 19474, 19492 [4AU], 26108 [25OC]

———increasing sentencing for traffickers, 25325 [19OC]

———international narcotics production and trafficking (H.R. 3611), 28483-28495 [13NO]

———international narcotics production and trafficking (H.R. 3611), conference report, 30730-30734 [21NO]

———Latin American production control efforts relative to debt burden (H. Con. Res. 181), 17579 [1AU]

———law enforcement responsibility, 11612 [13JN]

———mandatory sentencing for illegal activities dealing with crystal methamphetamine (H.R. 3766), 30694 [21NO]

———procedures for preventing drug-related activity in public housing (H.R. 1870), 6425 [13AP]

———record cocaine seizure, 10468 [31MY], 20950 [20SE]

———sentencing for traffickers, 19550 [6SE], 20431 [14SE]

———supplemental appropriations, 7485 [26AP]

———suspend drivers' licenses for drug convictions (H.R. 3051), 16822 [28JY]

———trafficking of crystal methamphetamine, 20948 [20SE]

———tribute to Red Ribbon Week, 25814 [25OC]

———use of capital punishment in narcotics traffic, 19688 [7SE]

———William Bennett's authority, 15342 [20JY]

Drug Awareness Resistance Education Program: funding, 26885 [1NO]

Drug Paraphernalia Control Act: enact (H.R. 2974), 15776 [21JY]

Espionage: capital punishment, 16962 [31JY]

Evidence: limit the exclusion obtained as a result of a search or seizure (H.R. 1239), 7402 [25AP]

Federal Crime Insurance Program: reauthorize (H.J. Res. 412), 22280-22283 [28SE], 23396 [5OC]

———reauthorize (H.R. 2771), 20747-20751 [19SE]

Firearms: ban domestically manufactured assault weapons, 20722 [19SE]

———ban import of assault weapons, 4062 [14MR], 4152, 4156 [15MR], 6070 [11AP], 6235 [12AP], 6629 [13AP], 6876 [18AP], 7726 [2MY], 14229 [11JY], 21766 [27SE], 24547 [13OC]

———ban import of assault weapons and certain accessories (H.R. 1154), 3041 [28FE]

———ban import of semiautomatic, 9324 [16MY]

———Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms suspension of importation of certain rifles, 16822 [28JY]

———control of assault weapons, 1702 [6FE]

———control of semiautomatic weapons, 8716 [9MY]

———Dept. of Justice's option B-2 relative to purchaser's identification, 14008 [29JN]

———enhanced penalties for the use of certain, during violent or drug-related crimes (H.R. 3322), 21189 [21SE]

———gun control issue, 1156 [27JA]

———increase penalty for certain crimes, 12734 [21JN]

———mandatory minimum sentence for unlawful possession (H.R. 2529), 11837 [14JN]

———penalties for use of semiautomatic firearm or short-barreled shotgun during a crime of violence or drug trafficking crime (H.R. 1654), 10069 [23MY]

———penalties for use of semiautomatic firearm or short-barrelled shotgun during a crime of violence or drug trafficking crime (H.R. 1654), 5320 [23MR]

———President's anticrime package, 14007 [29JN]

———prohibit semiautomatic assault weapons and large capacity ammunition feeding devices (H.R. 1190), 3089 [1MR], 3195 [1MR], 6811 [17AP], 7043 [18AP], 10453, 10466 [31MY], 20641 [18SE], 20722 [19SE], 23639, 23645 [5OC], 24536 [12OC]

———prohibit the possession or discharge in a public school zone (H.R. 3757), 30665 [20NO]

———purchase restrictions, 6825 [17AP]

———transfer or possession of assault weapons (H.R. 669), 20641 [18SE]

———transfer or possession of weapons by convicted drug criminal (H.R. 2359), 9426 [16MY]

———waiting period before the purchase of a handgun (H.R. 467), 5015 [21MR], 20098 [12SE], 20641 [18SE]

FTC: strengthen authority relative to telephone fraud (H.R. 1354), 4050 [13MR]

Gacy, John: capital punishment for mass murders, 10482 [1JN]

Government: penalties for certain major frauds against (S. 248), 23961 [10OC]

———restrictions on the use of Federal funds to influence certain officers or employees (H.R. 3057), 17102 [31JY]

Hamadei, Mohammed A.: extradition from Federal Republic of Germany, 9613 [18MY]

Hand Gun Registration Act: enact (H.R. 128), 2768 [23FE]

Handicapped: telecommunications system for hearing- and speech-impaired individuals to access 911 emergency service (H.R. 1690), 5652 [5AP]

Hatcher, Everett: drug-related crime in New York, NY, 3817 [8MR]

Hate Crime Statistics Act: enact (H.R. 1048), 2588 [22FE]

Hawaii: trafficking of crystal methamphetamine, 20948 [20SE]

Hinckley, John: parole efforts, 8808 [10MY]

House of Representatives: drug committee, 5128 [22MR]

———record on drug issues, 18541, 18543 [3AU]

———testimony of Otis G. Pike before Special House Task Force on Ethics, 8067 [3MY]

Hunting and trapping: illegal harvesting of migratory waterfowl, 1157 [27JA]

Indians: Senate committee investigation of corruption, 2227 [21FE]

Kentucky State Police: tribute for handling of hostage situation, 20952 [20SE]

Law enforcement agencies: funding provisions of H.R. 2402, 14032 [11JY]

Law enforcement officers: capital punishment for certain crimes, 3197 [1MR], 21749 [26SE]

Local governments: program for local rape prevention and control projects (H.R. 2288), 8736 [9MY]

Los Angeles, CA: drug seizure record, 23644 [5OC]

Louisville, KY: killing of employees of Standard Gravure Corp., 20433 [14SE]20641, 20645 [18SE], 20722 [19SE], 21520 [26SE]

Matamoros, Mexico: sympathy to family of Mark Kilroy and other victims of mass murders, 6234 [12AP]

Medicare: penalties for improper referral arrangements (H.R. 939), 2035 [9FE], 4995 [20MR], 11044 [7JN]

Miami, FL: tribute to Businesses Against Drugs, 27055 [2NO]

Michigan: observance of Community Child Watch Week, 21759 [26SE]

Morgan, Elizabeth: civil contempt imprisonment, 21214 [21SE]

Motor Vehicle Theft Law Enforcement Improvement Act: enact (H.R. 542), 279 [19JA]

Motor vehicles: front and rear license plates, 21167 [20SE]

Murder: U.S. ranking, 17124 [1AU]

National Cities Fight Back Against Drugs Week: designate (S.J. Res. 205), 30805 [21NO]

National Correctional Officers Week: designate (H.J. Res. 135), 7742 [2MY], 8914 [11MY]

National Domestic Violence Awareness Month: designate, 12734 [21JN]

———designate (S.J. Res. 133), 22275, 22276 [28SE]

———observance, 24542 [13OC]

National Narcotics Border Interdiction System: funding, 8013 [3MY]

National Neighborhood Crime Watch Day: designate (S.J. Res. 136), 19118 [4AU]

National objectives: legislative priorities, 13639 [27JN]

National parks: drug interdiction efforts, 14452, 14453 [12JY]

National Red Ribbon Week for a Drug-Free America: designate (S.J. Res. 213), 24115 [11OC]

New York, NY: jogging victim brutalized in Central Park, 9480 [17MY]

Nonviolent protest: exclude from the definition of the phrase racketeering activity (H.R. 3522), 26107 [25OC]

Obeid, Abdul: extradition to U.S., 16963 [31JY], 18538 [3AU]

Omaha, NE: drug problem, 10151 [24MY]

Omnibus Anti-Drug Act: opposition to funding reductions, 7486 [26AP]

Organized Victims of Violent Crime: tribute, 6814 [17AP]

Pornography: interstate commerce of materials, 1670 [2FE]

Postal service: penalties for certain mail-related offenses involving anabolic steroids (H.R. 995), 2208 [9FE]

Prisons: additional Federal facilities (H.R. 2110), 7725 [2MY], 7875 [2MY]

———assistance to States in construction (H.R. 1644), 5326 [23MR]

———conversion of closed military installations (H. Con. Res. 128), 9992 [18MY]

———overcrowding and early release, 25813 [25OC]

———recidivisim rate, 19662 [6SE]

Public defender organizations: extend protections to U.S. attorneys (H.R. 3366), 22286 [28SE]

Public housing: residents involved in drug-related activities, 6631 [13AP]

Purdy, Patrick: criminal record, 2228 [21FE]

Ramirez, Richard: conviction, 21518 [26SE]

Rural areas: drug problem, 8013 [3MY]

San Diego (CA) Jewish Times: terrorist attack, 7578 [26AP]

Santa Barbara County, CA: observance of Neighborhood Watch Month, 7556 [26AP]

Sec. of Education: authority to prevent fraud and abuse by certain institutions, 21546 [26SE]

———authority to prevent fraud and abuse by certain institutions (H.R. 2487), 10169 [24MY]

Securities: amend Federal laws (H.R. 975), 2212 [9FE]

———facilitate cooperation with foreign countries in law enforcement (H.R. 1396), 4147 [14MR], 21470-21474 [25SE]

Sexual assaults: funds to operate community-based projects to combat, 8735 [9MY]

States: cooperation with Federal anticrime program, 9460 [17MY]

Statistics: data on crimes manifesting prejudice based on race, religion, homosexuality, or heterosexuality (H.R. 1048), 2502 [22FE], 2583 [22FE], 13271 [23JN], 13499, 13501, 13541-13551, 13603 [27JN]

Stockton, CA: murder of school students, 245 [19JA]

Stolen or counterfeit property: use in undercover operations by official representatives (H.R. 3760), 30688 [21NO]

Supreme Court: decision on capital punishment for youth, 14486 [12JY]

Taxation: amend provisions relative to individuals installing security devices on residences (H.R. 1365), 4018 [9MR]

———exclude awards received for information leading to arrests (H.R. 3356), 22188 [27SE]

Television: collective voluntary measures to alleviate problems of violence and obscenity (H.R. 1391), 4059 [14MR]

Television Violence Act: enact (S. 593), 17161 [1AU]

———enact (S. 593), appointment of conferees, 30730 [21NO]

———enact (S. 593), withdrawing request on appointment of conferees, 30784 [21NO]

Terrorism: bombing of Pan American flight 103, 170 [3JA], 5012 [21MR], 5340-5342 [3AP], 5677 [6AP], 28178 [9NO]

———funding for air safety, 7590 [27AP]

———imposition of capital punishment for murder of U.S. nationals abroad (H.R. 3539), 29301 [16NO]

———international fight against, 5133 [22MR]

———request a preblast detection taggant on explosives to determine the country of origin of those used in attacks (H. Con. Res. 191), 19124 [4AU]

———U.S. policy, 28472 [13NO]

———use of dogs to search for plastic explosives, 9645 [18MY]

U.N.: civil action for recovery from persons engaging in torture (H.R. 1662), 5480 [4AP]

———civil action for recovery from persons engaging in torture (H.R. 1662), 22713-22717 [2OC]

U.N. Convention Against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances: support (H. Res. 263), 24541 [13OC]

Women: violence against, 6808 [17AP]

Youth Crime Gang Control Act: enact (H.R. 2976), 15774 [21JY]

Remarks in Senate

Abortion: Federal funding for victims of rape and incest, 25021 [18OC], 25927, 25928, 25929, 25931 [25OC]

Aeronautics: airport security screening, 8586 [9MY]

Aged: mandatory sentences for felonies committed against individuals over age 65 (S. 1720), 22990 [3OC]

Airports: security detection devices, 10952 [6JN]

Anti-Corruption Act: enact (S. 327), 1513, 1516-1518 [2FE]

Antidrug, Assault Weapons Limitation Act: enact (S. 747), 6019 [11AP], 8589 [9MY]

Anti-Drug Abuse Act: eliminate discretion of court in certain instances (S. 1492), 18398 [3AU]

Anti-Drug Act: supplemental appropriations (S. 26), 572 [25JA]

Anti-Money Laundering Advisory Commission: establish (S. 1476), 17969 [2AU]

Armed Forces: apprehension and detention of members and certain accompanying civilians outside the U.S. (S. 147), 788 [25JA]

———educate personnel on purposes of the national drug control effort, 23510 [5OC]

Assault Weapon Control Act: enact (S. 386), 1974 [8FE], 5442 [4AP]

Assault Weapon Import Control Act: enact (S. 733), 5827 [7AP]

Aviation Security and Terrorism Commission Act: enact (S. 1043), 9838, 9840 [18MY]

Banks and banking: laundering of drug money, 9747 [18MY]

———stiffen penalties for fraud (S. 363), 1812 [7FE], 2009 [8FE]

Bennett, William J.: national drug policy, 8495 [9MY]

BIA: supervision of law enforcement personnel of the Branch of Criminal Investigations in Alaska, 29841 [17NO]

Bush, President: proposals, 11855-11857 [15JN]

Campus Safety and Security Act: enact (S. 1930), 30535 [20NO]

Capital punishment: constitutional procedures for imposition (S. 32), 585-590 [25JA], 15675 [20JY]

———constitutional procedures for imposition (S. 32), unanimous-consent agreement, 15591 [20JY]

———constitutional procedures for imposition (S. 36), 407 [25JA]

———constitutional procedures for imposition (S. 1970), 31493-31495 [21NO]

———imposition for murders by major drug dealers, 29315 [16NO]

Child Abuse Prevention Challenge Grants Reauthorization Act: enact (S. 1455), 17502 [1AU], 21099 [20SE]

Child Protection and Obscenity Enforcement Act: restore recordkeeping requirements (S. 1039), 9832 [18MY]

Child Protection Restoration and Penalties Enhancement Act: enact (S. 1825), 26771 [1NO]

Children: Federal offense for international parental abduction (S. 185), 835 [25JA], 6733 [17AP]

———victims' rights (S. 533), 3754 [8MR], 4490 [16MR]

Citizens Drug Control Contribution Act: enact (S. 1956), 31465 [21NO]

Clinton, IA: use of coupons published by Herald to track down suspected drug traffickers, 22578 [29SE]

Colombia: antidrug assistance, 22938 [3OC]

Committee on Governmental Affairs: authorize the printing of additional copies of Organized Crime—25 Years After Valachi (S. Res. 202), 30642 [20NO]

Comprehensive Violent Crime Control Act: enact (S. 1225), 13069-13090 [22JN]

Consumer Fraud Prevention Act: enact (S. 1441), 16924 [31JY]

Contract Services for Drug Dependent Federal Offenders Act: additional appropriations (H.R. 3007), 31698 [21NO]

Courts: appointment of additional judges in districts with heavy drug-related caseloads, 23497-23501 [5OC]

———detention of any person found guilty of a violent offense pending sentence or appeal (S. 1259), 13410 [23JN], 27712 [7NO], 29265 [15NO]

———enforcement of criminal laws in drug cases (S. 1972), 31493-31495 [21NO]

———examination of prospective jurors (S. 591), 4383 [15MR]

———examination of prospective jurors (S. 592), 4383 [15MR]

———exclusionary rule in Federal criminal proceedings (S. 379), 1951 [8FE]

———expand circumstances under which capital punishment is authorized (S. 1807), 26437 [27OC]

———habeas corpus petitions by convicted offenders, 18230 [3AU]

———protect rights of crime victims (S. 1923), 30183 [19NO]

———protect rights of victims (S. 533), 3754 [8MR], 4490 [16MR]

———reform procedures for collateral review of criminal judgments (S. 271), 1211 [31JA], 3984 [9MR]

———special habeas corpus procedures in capital cases (S. 1760), 24692 [16OC]

Crime Awareness and Campus Security Act: enact (S. 1925), 30186 [19NO]

Crime Control Act: enact (S. 746), 6008-6015 [11AP]

Crime Reduction Act: enact (S. 1228), 13098 [22JN]

Crime Victims Week: designate (S.J. Res. 44), 1306 [31JA], 2950 [28FE]

———observance, 6210 [12AP]

Cuba: drug trafficking, 26440 [27OC]

Customs Service: tribute, 13315 [23JN]

Deceptive Mailings Prevention Act: enact (S. 1356), 15280 [19JY]

Dept. of Defense: Antidrug Task Force (S. 1040), 9833 [18MY]

———drug interdiction and law enforcement support activities, 17651-17656 [2AU], 31672 [21NO]

Dept. of Justice: increase authority relative to claims for damages resulting from law enforcement activities (S. 604), 4571 [16MR]

Director of National Drug Control Policy: Cabinet status (S. Res. 19), 424 [25JA], 1081 [25JA]

———report to Congress, 23520 [5OC]

———temporary special Senate committee to provide oversight and guidance (S. Res. 155), 15291 [19JY]

District of Columbia: law enforcement, 16225 [26JY]

———limit the time of incarceration for civil contempt in a child custody case (H.R. 2136), 21346-21347 [21SE]

———limit time of incarceration for civil contempt in child custody cases (S. 1163), 11511-11513 [13JN], 19909-19920, 19938 [7SE]

———prison hospital, 6888 [18AP]

DNA fingerprinting, 2489 [22FE]

Dominican Republic: extradition of suspected criminals to U.S., 5455 [4AP]

Drug abuse: agreement with Mexico on the interdiction of airborne narcotics smugglers, 23529 [5OC]

———amend provisions relative to the forfeiture fund (H.R. 3550), 31698 [21NO]

———boot camp or shock incarceration programs for certain drug offenders, 23510 [5OC]

———budget, 8230 [4MY]

———Bush administration policy, 21373 [22SE]

———campaign strategy, 4722 [17MR]

———capital punishment for engaging in a continuing large criminal drug enterprise (S. 1955), 31461-31465 [21NO]

———capital punishment for large-scale traffickers, 25023 [18OC]

———control of airborne drug traffickers, 23477-23485 [5OC], 23868 [6OC]

———crack plague, 7890 [3MY]

———designate certain high-intensity drug trafficking areas (S. 1234), 13113 [22JN], 22133-22135 [27SE]

———detection of controlled substances sent in the mail, 22949 [3OC]

———distribution of hypodermic needles, 21237 [21SE]

———drug summit agenda, 22538 [29SE]

———efforts to control, 6753, 6753 [17AP], 19561, 19568, 19571-19573, 19595-19602, 19637 [6SE], 21007 [20SE], 21737 [26SE], 23872 [6OC], 25376 [20OC]

———eviction of dealers from public housing and schools, 15171-15173 [19JY], 22547 [29SE]

———exclude individuals who are users of illegal drugs from being qualified as disabled, 19873-19877, 19883 [7SE]

———Federal funds to State and local governments, 15440 [20JY]

———forfeiture of assets of drug traffickers, 22944 [3OC]

———funding for an international antinarcotics strike force, 21117 [20SE]

———funding for prevention, 10952 [6JN], 11113 [7JN]

———funding for rehabilitation and enforcement programs, 22077-22117 [27SE]

———funding local law enforcement agencies, 22132-22133 [27SE]

———increase authority of Director of National Drug Control Policy (S. 1691), 22419 [28SE]

———increased incidence, 21229 [21SE]

———international narcotics production and trafficking (H.R. 3611), conference report, 31347 [21NO]

———international strike force to apprehend drug traffickers, 15540-15542 [20JY]

———issue drug war bonds, 22974, 22975 [3OC]

———law enforcement efforts in small towns and rural areas, 19068 [4AU], 22536-22538 [29SE]

———mandatory detention for offenders of serious crimes, 22940-22943 [3OC]

———mandatory sentences for adults involving juveniles in drug offenses, 23464-23472 [5OC]

———military involvement in interdiction, 22973, 22977, 22978 [3OC]

———national control policy (S. 1711), 4722 [4AP], 21593, 21596, 21695 [26SE], 22639, 22644, 22651 [2OC], 22888-22893, 22920-22984 [3OC], 23176 [4OC], 23422-23485, 23491 [5OC], 23495 [6OC]-23521, 23528-23573 [5OC], 31709 [21NO]

———national control policy (S. 1711), amendment adoption, 23872 [6OC]

———national control policy (S. 1711), correction in engrossment, 24524 [12OC]

———national control policy (S. 1711), vitiation of Senate action, 23872 [6OC]

———prevent assistance to foreign officials facilitating the distribution of illegal drugs, 25638-25645 [24OC]

———prison rehabilitation programs, 23521 [5OC]

———programs, 22972 [3OC]

———relationship between legal and illegal drug use, 22980, 22981 [3OC]

———schools' prevention programs, 8584 [9MY]

———special forfeiture fund for assets seized by authorized agents, 22131 [27SE]

———treatment of pregnant women and infants, 22137 [27SE]

———use of boot camps as alternative to imprisonment, 22968 [3OC]

———use proceeds of violations toward State and local law enforcement, 22966, 22969, 22970 [3OC]

———waive certain procedures for public housing authorities, 10378 [31MY]

Drug Dependent Offender Rehabilitation Act: enact (S. 1193), 11915 [15JN]

Drug Offender's Driving Privileges Suspension Act: enact (S. 1804), 26174 [26OC]

Drug War Bond Act: enact (S. 1380), 15911 [24JY]

———enact (S. 1389), 15925-15927 [24JY]

Drug-Free Rural America Act: enact (S. 1634), 20690 [18SE], 20784 [19SE]

Drunken driving: prevent discharge of civil judgments through bankruptcy proceedings (S. 1931), 30536 [20NO]

Economic assistance: prohibit soliciting or diverting funds to carry out certain prohibited activities, 15025-15028 [18JY]

Exclusionary Rule Limitation Act: enact (S. 87), 700 [25JA]

Executive Office of the President: coordination of information within agencies regarding contractor fraud, 17458 [1AU]

Fairness in Federal Housing Admissions Act: enact (S. 1689), 22416 [28SE]

Families: domestic violence judiciary training grants (S. 1482), 18000 [2AU]

FBI Inspector General Act: enact (S. 1340), 15049 [18JY]

Federal Crime Insurance Program: reauthorize (H.J. Res. 412), 22587 [29SE], 23044 [3OC]

———reauthorize (H.R. 2771), 21350 [21SE], 21452 [25SE]

Federal Prison Drug Testing Act: enact (S. 1638), 20881 [19SE]

Federal Tax Delinquency Amnesty Act: enact (S. 387), 1976 [8FE]

Financial Institutions Racketeering Enforcement Act: expand provisions, 6933 [18AP]

Finucane, Patrick: murder in Northern Ireland, 3011 [28FE]

Firearms: citizen defense, 8798 [10MY]

———importation of semiautomatic, 4767 [17MR]

———limitations on control (S. 45), 621 [25JA]

———right of self-defense, 9305 [16MY]

Government: penalties for certain major frauds against (S. 248), 993, 996 [25JA], 5391 [4AP], 5536-5557 [5AP], 5842 [7AP]

———penalties for certain major frauds against (S. 248), correction in engrossment, 5778 [6AP]

Great Britain: release of wrongfully convicted individuals, 29646 [17NO]

———treaty concerning the Cayman Islands relative to mutual legal assistance in criminal matters, 25632, 25633-25638 [24OC]

Greece: extradite Mohammed Rashid to the U.S. (S. Con. Res. 33), 8356 [4MY]

Greensboro, NC: desecration of monuments, 14106 [11JY]

Habeas Corpus Reform Act: enact (S. 1757), 24684, 24688 [16OC]

Haiti: classify as major drug transit country (S.J. Res. 99), 6187 [12AP]

Hamadei, Mohammed A.: conviction, 9493 [17MY]

Handgun Violence Prevention Act: enact (S. 1236), 13118 [22JN]

Handicapped: clinical social worker examinations of offenders with mental disease or defect (S. 111), 726 [25JA]

Hate Crime Statistics Act: enact (S. 419), 2444-2446, 2485, 2492 [22FE], 3784 [8MR], 21740 [26SE]

Housing: eviction of tenants from public housing relative to drug sales, 22934-22936 [3OC]

Immigration: protect foreign spouses victimized by physical abuse and mental cruelty (S. 1456), 17504 [1AU]

Industry: manufacturing, distribution, and use of illegal drugs (H.R. 5210), 573 [25JA]

Internal Revenue Code Penalty Reform Act: enact (S. 1784), 25654, 25661 [24OC]

International antinarcotics strike force: funding, 21117 [20SE]

International Narcotics and Terrorism Control Act: enact (S. 924), 8323-8328, 8374 [4MY]

International Securities Enforcement Cooperation Act: enact (H.R. 1396), correcting the enrollment (S. Con. Res. 82), 29866 [17NO]

———enact (S. 646), 4791-4793 [17MR]

Jennings County, IN: campaign against drug abuse, 5703 [6AP]

Juveniles in Drug Crime Prevention Act: enact (S. 1548), 18952 [4AU]

Labor unions: extortion (S. 92), 708 [25JA]

Law enforcement agencies: underfunded, 7651 [1MY]

Law Enforcement Cooperation Act: enact (S. 1010), 9537 [17MY]

Law enforcement officers: corruption, 22948 [3OC]

———slayings, 3131 [1MR]

Local government: improve antinarcotics trafficking and money laundering operations (S. 1312), 14591 [13JY]

———payment for drug test results, 22922-22924, 22925 [3OC]

Mandatory Prison Sentence for Armed Drug Traffickers and Violent Criminals Act: enact (S. 1702), 22567 [29SE], 29433 [16NO], 29843 [17NO]

Marblehead, MA: desecration of Temple Emanu-el synagogue, 19039 [4AU]

Market Reform Act: enact (S. 648), 4803 [17MR]

Mentally handicapped: psychiatric examination guidelines for offenders with mental disease or defect (S. 64), 671 [25JA]

Mirebeaux, Daniel: extradition from Dominican Republic, 12951 [22JN]

Money: electronic identification of currency, 22979, 22980 [3OC]

Multinational antinarcotics programs: funding, 22148-22151 [27SE]

National Child Abuse Prevention Month: designate (S.J. Res. 46), 1560 [2FE]

National Cities Fight Back Against Drugs Week: designate (S.J. Res. 205), 21724 [26SE], 24707 [16OC], 29866 [17NO]

National Correctional Officers Week: designate (H.J. Res. 135), 8596 [9MY], 8990 [11MY]

———designate (S.J. Res. 72), 9291 [16MY]

National Domestic Violence Awareness Month: designate (S.J. Res. 133), 9279 [16MY]

———observance, 23936 [7OC]

National Drunk and Drugged Driving Awareness Week: designate (S.J. Res. 143), 10363 [31MY], 10701 [1JN]

National Neighborhood Crime Watch Day: designate (S.J. Res. 136), 9560 [17MY]

National Red Ribbon Week for a Drug-Free America: designate (S.J. Res. 213), 22643 [2OC], 23872 [6OC]

National Republican Senatorial Committee: fundraising letter, 25920 [25OC]

National Violent Crime Program: authorizing appropriations (S. 178), 396 [25JA]

Nonviolent offenses: alternative punishment (S. 1365), 15631 [20JY], 20893 [19SE], 27705 [7NO]

Omnibus Anti-Drug Abuse Act: funding programs, 10556-10561 [1JN]

OSHA: increase civil penalties imposed for certain violations (S. 490), 3156 [1MR]

PLO: facilitate the compensation of American victims of terrorist acts (S. 183), 3986 [9MR]

———terrorist activities-15507 [20JY]

Pornographic Victim's Compensation Act: enact (S. 1226), 13090 [22JN]

Posse Comitatus Improvement Act: enact (S. 69), 685 [25JA], 1332 [31JA]

Presidential appointments: forefeiture of benefits and compensation upon conviction of a felony (S.J. Res. 11), 1050 [25JA]

Prisons: additional space, 10527-10534 [1JN], 14760 [14JY]

———appropriations, 7912, 7913 [3MY]

———drug testing of inmates, 23515 [5OC]

———expenses related to drug offenders, 8224 [4MY]

———funding to hold Federal inmates after conviction, 22512-22515 [29SE]

———incarceration of convicts under the habitual criminal statute of a State (S. 180), 405 [25JA]

———military-style boot camp program (S. 1142), 11121 [7JN]

Protocol for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts of Violence at Airports Serving International Civil Aviation, 31383-31389 [21NO]

Public housing projects: deterioration, 5431 [4AP]

Public officials: corruption, 22948 [3OC]

Racial Justice Act: enact (S. 1696), 22424 [28SE]

Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Reform Act: enact (S. 438), 2659, 2662-2664 [23FE], 25770 [24OC]

———improper uses of civil prosecution, 26009 [25OC]

Reform of Federal Intervention in State Proceedings Act: enact (S. 88), 701 [25JA]

Rogers, Sharon: bombing of automobile, 7658 [1MY]

———reward for information relative to bombing of vehicle (S. Res. 214), 30569 [20NO]

Rural Drug Initiative Act: enact (S. 1353), 15273 [19JY], 20784 [19SE]

Securities: facilitate cooperation with foreign countries in law enforcement (H.R. 1396), 21742 [26SE]

Securities Law Enforcement Remedies Act: enact (S. 647), 4798 [17MR]

States: assure prisoners training in a marketable job skill and basic literacy (S. 181), 406 [25JA]

———drug treatment programs, 23474-23477 [5OC]

———payment for drug test results, 22922-22925 [3OC]

Steroid Trafficking Act: enact (S. 1829), 26774 [1NO]

Strategic Drug Intelligence Act: enact (S. 1632), 20627 [15SE]

Television: effects of violence on youth (S. 593), 4384 [15MR], 10300-10305, 10310 [31MY], 29865 [17NO]

———guidelines on sexually explicit material, 10303-10305 [31MY]

Terrorism: bombing of Pan American flight 103, 8 [3JA], 2009 [8FE], 3163 [1MR], 7357 [19AP], 17338-17340 [1AU], 18801-18804, 18825 [4AU]

———combat (S. 347), 1558 [2FE]

———commemorate victims, 15542, 15543 [20JY]

———Dept. of Defense study, 1914 [8FE]

———Dept. of Transportation's measures, 5717 [6AP]

———detection of plastic explosives, 15530 [20JY]

———imposition of capital punishment for the murder of U.S. nationals abroad (S. 1798), 26119-26145 [26OC]

———international law, 17648 [2AU]

———Presidential authority relative to apprehending abroad, 31659 [21NO]

———Presidential commission to investigate the bombing of Pan American flight 103 (S. Res. 86), 4776-4781 [17MR], 6606 [13AP]

———rewards offered in combatting, 15170 [19JY]

———U.S. jurisdiction over international terrorists, 4208 [15MR]

Thornburgh, Attorney General: address to American Bankers Association, 26179 [26OC]

Torture Victim Protection Act: enact (S. 1629), 20534 [14SE]

U.N. Convention Against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances: ratification, 31383-31389, 31656 [21NO]

Urban areas: community-based action against drug abuse, 23495 [6OC]

Victims of Child Abuse Act: enact (S. 1965), 31479-31481 [21NO]

Victims of Terrorism Judicial Remedy Act: enact (S. 1564), 18977 [4AU]

Violent Crime Control and Criminal Procedures Reform Act: enact (S. 1971), 31352, 31532 [21NO]

Wetterling, Jacob: kidnapping, 26146 [26OC]

Wiretapping: disclosure of lawfully obtained information, 31683 [21NO]

———protection of civil liberties, 7025 [18AP]

Youth: involvement in gangs and drug sales, 22929 [3OC]

Reports

Criminal Penalty Provisions of OSHA: Committee on Government Operations, 3156 [1MR]

Drug Interdiction: GAO (1979), 3938 [9MR]

Drugs and Justice—A System Abandoned: Boston Bar Association, 23465-23470 [5OC]

Habeas Corpus Procedures in Capital Cases, 24694 [16OC]

International Narcotics Control Strategy: Dept. of State, 4683 [16MR], 8772 [10MY]

International Narcotics Control Strategy—Mexico: Dept. of State, 3340-3342 [2MR]

Narcotics Problem in Panama: Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries, 23436 [5OC]

Role of U.S. Embassy in Bahamas in International Narcotics Control: Representative Dymally, 9419 [16MY]

Torture Victim Legal Claims: Committee on Foreign Affairs, 22717 [2OC]

Weaknesses in Controls Over Futures Trading Provide Dishonest Floor Participants With Opportunity To Cheat Customers, 20351 [13SE]

Reports by conference committees

International Narcotics Control Act (H.R. 3611), 30321-30327 [20NO]

Reports filed

Child Abuse Prevention Challenge Grants Reauthorization Act: Committee on Labor and Human Resources (S. 1455), 20626 [15SE]

Civil Penalty Assessment Demonstration Program Extension: Committee on Public Works and Transportation (H.R. 3671) (H. Rept. 101-371), 30032 [17NO]

Claims for Damages Resulting From Law Enforcement Activities: Committee on the Judiciary (S. 604) (S. Rept. 101-163), 24507 [12OC]

Combating International Terrorism: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. 347) (S. Rept. 101-173), 26163 [26OC]

Combating of International Narcotics Production and Trafficking: Committee on Foreign Affairs (H.R. 3611) (H. Rept. 101-342), 28335 [9NO]

Constitutional Procedures for Imposition of Capital Punishment: Committee on the Judiciary (Senate) (S. 32) (S. Rept. 101-170), 25360 [20OC]

Contract Services for Drug Dependent Federal Offenders Act Appropriations: Committee on the Judiciary (H.R. 3007) (H. Rept. 101-272), 23738 [6OC]

Controlled Substances Act Amendments: Committee on the Judiciary (House) (H.R. 3550) (H. Rept. 101-349), 28595 [13NO]

Crime Victims Week: Committee on the Judiciary (S.J. Res. 44), 2646 [23FE]

Data on Crimes Manifesting Prejudice Based on Race, Religion, Homosexuality, or Heterosexuality (H.R. 1048) (H. Rept. 101-109), 13279 [23JN]

Detention of Person Found Guilty of Violent Offense Pending Sentence or Appeal: Committee on the Judiciary (S. 1259), 27670 [7NO]

District of Columbia Incarceration for Civil Contempt in Child Custody Cases: Committee on the District of Columbia (H.R. 2136) (H. Rept. 101-98), 12808 [21JN]

———Committee on Governmental Affairs (S. 1163) (S. Rept. 101-104), 18391 [3AU]

Effects of Television Violence on Youth: Committee on the Judiciary (S. 593), 9085 [12MY]

Facilitate Cooperation With Foreign Countries in Securities Law Enforcement: Committee on Energy and Commerce (H.R. 1396) (H. Rept. 101-240), 20204 [12SE]

Increase Penalties for Antitrust Violations: Committee on the Judiciary (House) (H.R. 3341) (H. Rept. 101-287), 24743 [16OC]

Increase Penalties for Certain Major Frauds Against the U.S.: Committee on the Judiciary (S. 248) (S. Rept. 101-7), 4241 [15MR]

International Narcotics Production and Trafficking: committee of conference (H.R. 3611) (H. Rept. 101-382), 30405 [20NO]

Mandatory Prison Sentence for Armed Drug Traffickers and Violent Criminals Act: Committee on the Judiciary (S. 1702), 29400 [16NO]

National Domestic Violence Awareness Month: Committee on the Judiciary (S.J. Res. 133), 11350 [8JN]

National Drunk and Drugged Driving Awareness Week: Committee on the Judiciary (S.J. Res. 143), 11350 [8JN]

National Neighborhood Crime Watch Day: Committee on the Judiciary (S.J. Res. 136), 11350 [8JN]

Penalties for Certain Major Frauds Against U.S.: Committee on the Judiciary (S. 248) (H. Rept. 101-273), 23738 [6OC]

Transfer a Certain Child Abuse Program to the Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act: Child Abuse Program: Committee on Education and Labor (H.R. 2087) (H. Rept. 101-113), 13621 [27JN]

———Committee on Labor and Human Resources (H.R. 2087), 20626 [15SE]

U.N. Civil Action for Recovery From Persons Engaging in Torture: (H.R. 1662) (H. Rept. 101-55), 9405 [16MY]

Resolutions by organizations

Designating high-intensity drug trafficking areas: Compton, CA, City Council, 13116 [22JN]

———Cudahy, CA, City Council, 13115 [22JN]

———Gardena, CA, City Council, 13115 [22JN]

———Montebello, CA, City Council, 13116 [22JN]

———Paramount, CA, City Council, 13116 [22JN]

———Santa Clarita, CA, City Council, 13116 [22JN]

Effects of television violence on youth: American Psychological Association, 4385 [15MR]

Front and rear license plates: Fraternal Order of Police, 21167 [20SE]

Mandatory criminal sentencing: several judicial organizations, 23471 [5OC]

Semiautomatic weapons: Chiefs of Police Association of Vermont, 29268 [15NO]

Response

National Rifle Association opposition to Antidrug, Assault Weapons Limitation Act, 8589 [9MY]

Statements

Alternative Punishment for Nonviolent Offenses: New York State Dept. of Correctional Services, 20893-20896 [19SE]

Anti-Drug Abuse Act Appropriations: Representative Rangel, 1862 [7FE]

Bombing of Pan American Flight 103: families of victims, 4464 [15MR]

Capital Punishment: Louis J. Turck, 26125 [26OC]

———Margaret E. Daly, 26125 [26OC]

———Orelius M. Stewart, 26125 [26OC]

———Potter Stewart, 26140 [26OC]

———Salvador A. Estrada, 26125 [26OC]

Dept. of Defense Drug Interdiction Efforts: Senator D'Amato, 31673 [21NO]

Dept. of Defense Guidance for Implementation of President's National Drug Control Strategy: Dick Cheney, Sec. of Defense, 24139-24141 [11OC]

DNA Fingerprinting for Criminal Investigations: John K. Van De Kamp, 2491 [22FE]

Drug Abuse: Larkin I. Smith, 19512 [6SE], 20386 [13SE]

———President Bush, 3931 [9MR]

———William J. Bennett, 3931 [9MR]

Drug Cartel Terrorism: Oliver B. Revell, 20963 [20SE]

Effects of Television Violence on Youth: American Academy of Pediatrics, 4385 [15MR]

Eviction of Drug Dealers From Public Housing: sundry officials, 14032 [11JY]

Gun Control Legislation: Senator Hatch, 4768 [17MR]

Habeas Corpus Reform, 3984 [9MR]

International Narcotics Control Act: committee on conference, 30327 [20NO]

International Terrorism: Senator Specter, 4208 [15MR]

Jamaica's Drug Interdiction Efforts: Michael Manley, 6663 [13AP]

June 21, 1989—The Day That America Cries: Reading, PA, Chapter of the Vietnam Veterans of America, 18192 [2AU]

Multinational Antinarcotics Military Force: Michael Manley, 13729 [28JN], 22150 [27SE]

Murder of Federal Agents: Robert Bonner, 3197 [1MR]

National Drug Policy: Francis J. Wolfe, 12197 [15JN]

———Larkin I. Smith, 20387 [13SE]

———Ron Brown, 21492 [25SE]

———William J. Bennett, 3934 [9MR]

Prisoner Job Training: Warren E. Burger, 406 [25JA]

Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act: Abner J. Mikva, 2660 [23FE]

———Anthony Kennedy, 2659 [23FE]

———Byron White, 2659 [23FE]

———Judge Pollack, 2660 [23FE]

———Lewis Powell, 2659 [23FE]

———Thurgood Marshall, 2659 [23FE]

Responsibility of Broadcasters in Meeting Needs of Children: Robert Keeshan, 10304 [31MY]

Semiautomatic Assault Weapons: Citizens Committee of the Right to Keep and Bear Arms, 3021 [28FE]

U.N. Convention Against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances: Richard L. Thornburgh, Attorney General, 31388 [21NO]

U.S.-European Cooperation Against Terrorism: Representative Gilman, 4440 [15MR]

Studies

Armed Criminal Enforcement Study, 18773 [4AU]

Effects of Television Violence on Youth: Senator Simon's staff, 4386-4388 [15MR]

Terrorist Group Profiles: Dept. of Defense (excerpt), 5341 [3AP]

Summaries

Internal Revenue Code Penalty Reform Act (H.R. 1784), 25655 [24OC]

Pornographic Victim's Compensation Act (S. 1226), 13092 [22JN]

Tables

Casualties from international terrorism, 26139 [26OC]

Cost of drug testing, 22893 [3OC]

Current status of District of Columbia inmates placed in jobs (sundry), 20511 [14SE]

Educational program in District of Columbia Dept. of Corrections (sundry), 20513 [14SE]

Funding of drug related agencies, 26611 [31OC]

Impact of repeal Anti-Drug Abuse Act provisions relative to disposition of forfeited property, by State, 22132 [27SE]

National attack on violent crime dollar increase, 403 [25JA]

New drug initiatives, 22105 [27SE]

Organized crime drug enforcement funds, 22491 [29SE]

State prison population, National Institute of Corrections, 10530 [1JN]

Testimonies

Capital Punishment and Extradition of Criminals in Foreign Countries: Richard Gregory, 26143, 26145 [26OC]

Capital Punishment for Large-Scale Drug Traffickers: Edward S.G. Dennis, Jr., 25023-25027 [18OC]

Drug Abuse and Crime: Representative Fauntroy, 11391 [8JN]

Effects of Television Violence on Youth: NIH, 4385 [15MR]

———Robert Keeshan, 4385 [15MR]

Major Fraud in Industry: David Ruder, 5542, 5550 [5AP]

Mexican Efforts to Control Illegal Narcotics-Related Activities: several witnesses, 15210-15212 [19JY]

———William Von Raab, 4683 [16MR]

Semiautomatic Assault Weapons: Bill Press, 3020 [28FE]

———Daryl F. Gates, 3017 [28FE]

———Edward D. Conroy, 3016 [28FE]

———Firearms Coalition Concerning Assault Rifles, 3025 [28FE]

———James J. Barker, 3025 [28FE]

———John F. Hanlon, Jr., 3019 [28FE]

———Lori Mackey, 3018 [28FE]

———National Association of Police Organizations, 3018 [28FE]

———National Rifle Association, 3022 [28FE]

Texts of

H. Con. Res. 181, Latin American drug production control efforts relative to debt burden, 17580 [1AU]

H. Con. Res. 194, support of Congress for citizens of Colombia, 24717 [16OC]

H. Con. Res. 236, condemnation of violence in El Salvador, 30360 [20NO]

H. Res. 236, consideration H.R. 1659, Airport Security Act, 20953 [20SE]

H. Res. 263, support U.N. Convention Against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances, 24541 [13OC]

H.J. Res. 412, reauthorize Federal Crime Insurance Program, 22282 [28SE]

H.R. 108, Anti-Drug Act, 149 [3JA]

H.R. 373, Deceptive Mailings Prevention Act, 120 [3JA]

H.R. 705, Anti-Drug Abuse Act appropriations, 1862-1864 [7FE]

H.R. 826, closed-circuit televising of testimony of abused children, 1625-1627 [2FE]

H.R. 1048, data on crimes manifesting prejudice based on race, religion, homosexuality, or heterosexuality, 2589 [22FE], 13541 [27JN]

H.R. 1084, Civilian Espionage Penalties Act amendment, 2563 [22FE]

H.R. 1396, International Securities Enforcement Cooperation Act, 21470-21472 [25SE]

H.R. 1662, Torture Victim Protection Act, 22714 [2OC]

H.R. 2087, Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act, 14055 [11JY], 24033 [11OC]

H.R. 2136, District of Columbia Civil Contempt Imprisonment Limitation Act, 7567 [26AP], 13604 [27JN], 20927 [19SE]

H.R. 2374, Correctional Alternatives Act, 9437 [16MY]

H.R. 2466, Racial Justice Act, 10192 [24MY]

H.R. 2771, reauthorize Federal Crime Insurance Program and National Flood Insurance Program, 20747 [19SE]

H.R. 3007, Contract Services for Drug Dependent Federal Offenders Act additional appropriations, 23959 [10OC]

H.R. 3550, Forfeiture Act amendments, 28512 [13NO]

H.R. 3611, International Narcotics Control Act, 28483-28489 [13NO]

H.R. 3671, extend the Civil Penalty Assessment Demonstration Program, 29934 [17NO]

H.R. 3757, prohibit the possession or discharge of a firearm in a public school zone, 30665 [20NO]

H.R. 3760, use of stolen or counterfeit property in undercover operations by official representatives, 30688 [21NO]

H.R. 3766, mandatory sentencing for illegal activities dealing with crystal methamphetamine, 30694 [21NO]

S. 26, supplemental appropriations to fund Anti-Drug Act, 573 [25JA]

S. 32, Federal Death Penalty Reestablishment Act, 586-589 [25JA]

S. 36, constitutional procedures for imposing capital punishment, 409-411 [25JA]

S. 45, limitations on control of firearms, 621 [25JA]

S. 64, psychiatric examination guidelines for criminal offenders with mental disease or defect, 671 [25JA]

S. 69, Posse Comitatus Improvement Act, 685 [25JA]

S. 87, Exclusionary Rule Limitation Act, 700 [25JA]

S. 88, Reform of Federal Intervention in State Proceedings Act, 702 [25JA]

S. 92, labor unions extortion, 708 [25JA]

S. 111, clinical social worker examinations of criminal offenders with mental disease or defect, 726 [25JA]

S. 147, apprehension and detention of members and certain accompanying civilians outside the U.S., 788 [25JA]

S. 178, National Violent Crime Program, 404 [25JA]

S. 180, incarceration of convicts under the habitual criminal statute of a State, 406 [25JA]

S. 181, prisoners training in a marketable job skill and basic literacy, 406 [25JA]

S. 185, punish international parental abduction as a Federal offense, 837 [25JA]

S. 230, remedial education treatment program for first-time youthful defendants who are determined to be learning disabled, 952 [25JA]

S. 248, penalties for certain major frauds against the Government, 5557 [5AP], 23961 [10OC]

S. 271, Habeas Corpus Reform Act, 1212 [31JA]

S. 327, Anti-Corruption Act, 1514 [2FE]

S. 363, stiffen penalties for bank fraud, 1813 [7FE]

S. 386, Assault Weapon Control Act, 1975 [8FE]

S. 387, Federal Tax Delinquency Amnesty Act, 1977-1983 [8FE]

S. 419, Hate Crime Statistics Act, 2445 [22FE]

S. 438, Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Reform Act, 2660-2662 [23FE]

S. 490, increase civil penalties imposed for certain occupational health violations, 3157 [1MR]

S. 591, examination of prospective jurors, 4383 [15MR]

S. 592, examination of prospective jurors, 4383 [15MR]

S. 593, effects of television violence on youth, 4385 [15MR], 10312 [31MY], 17161 [1AU]

S. 604, Dept. of Justice authority relative to claims for damages resulting from law enforcement activities, 4571 [16MR]

S. 646, International Securities Enforcement Cooperation Act, 4793 [17MR]

S. 647, Securities Law Enforcement Remedies Act, 4798-4801 [17MR]

S. 648, Market Reform Act, 4803 [17MR]

S. 733, Assault Weapon Import Control Act, 5827 [7AP]

S. 746, Crime Control Act, 6015-6018 [11AP]

S. 747, Antidrug, Assault Weapons Limitation Act, 6020 [11AP]

S. 924, International Narcotics and Terrorism Control Act, 8326 [4MY]

S. 1010, Law Enforcement Cooperation Act, 9538 [17MY]

S. 1039, restore recordkeeping requirements of the Child Protection and Obscenity Enforcement Act, 9833 [18MY]

S. 1040, Antidrug Task Force in the Dept. of Defense, 9835 [18MY]

S. 1043, Aviation Security and Terrorism Commission Act, 9839 [18MY]

S. 1163, District of Columbia incarceration for civil contempt in child custody cases, 11513 [13JN], 19909 [7SE]

S. 1193, Drug Dependent Offender Rehabilitation Act, 11915 [15JN]

S. 1225, Comprehensive Violent Crime Control Act, 13070-13078 [22JN]

S. 1226, Pornographic Victim's Compensation Act, 13091 [22JN]

S. 1228, Crime Reduction Act, 13099-13105 [22JN]

S. 1234, designating high-intensity drug trafficking areas, 13114 [22JN]

S. 1236, Handgun Violence Prevention Act, 13118 [22JN]

S. 1259, detention of any person found guilty of a violent offense pending sentence or appeal, 29265 [15NO]

S. 1312, Drug Intelligence Assistance Act, 14592 [13JY]

S. 1340, FBI Inspector General Act, 15050 [18JY]

S. 1353, Rural Drug Initiative Act, 15274 [19JY]

S. 1380, Drug War Bond Act, 15912 [24JY]

S. 1389, Drug War Bond Act, 15927 [24JY]

S. 1441, Consumer Fraud Prevention Act, 16926-16927 [31JY]

S. 1455, Child Abuse Prevention Challenge Grants Reauthorization Act, 17502 [1AU]

S. 1456, protect foreign spouses victimized by physical abuse and mental cruelty, 17505 [1AU]

S. 1482, domestic violence judiciary training grants, 18000 [2AU]

S. 1492, Anti-Drug Abuse Act court discretion, 18399 [3AU]

S. 1548, Juveniles in Drug Crime Prevention Act, 18952 [4AU]

S. 1564, Victims of Terrorism Judicial Remedy Act, 18977 [4AU]

S. 1629, Torture Victim Protection Act, 20535 [14SE]

S. 1632, Strategic Drug Intelligence Act, 20627 [15SE]

S. 1638, Federal Prison Drug Testing Act, 20881 [19SE]

S. 1689, Fairness in Federal Housing Admissions Act, 22416 [28SE]

S. 1691, increase authority of Director of National Drug Control Policy, 22420 [28SE]

S. 1696, Racial Justice Act, 22425 [28SE]

S. 1702, Mandatory Prison Sentence for Armed Drug Traffickers and Violent Criminals Act, 22568 [29SE], 29843 [17NO]

S. 1711, implement national policy, 22640 [2OC], 23536-24681 [16OC]

S. 1720, mandatory sentences for felonies committed against individuals over age 65, 22990 [3OC]

S. 1757, Habeas Corpus Reform Act, 24686 [16OC]

S. 1760, special habeas corpus procedures in capital cases, 24693 [16OC]

S. 1784, Internal Revenue Code Penalty Reform Act, 25656-25661 [24OC]

S. 1804, Drug Offender's Driving Privileges Suspension Act, 26174 [26OC]

S. 1825, Child Protection Restoration and Penalties Enhancement Act, 26771 [1NO]

S. 1829, Steroid Trafficking Act, 26775-26777 [1NO]

S. 1925, Crime Awareness and Campus Security Act, 30187 [19NO]

S. 1930, Campus Safety and Security Act, 30535 [20NO]

S. 1955, capital punishment for engaging in a continuing large criminal drug enterprise, 31462 [21NO]

S. 1956, Citizens Drug Control Contribution Act, 31466 [21NO]

S. 1970, constitutional procedures for imposing capital punishment, 31496-31505 [21NO]

S. 1971, Violent Crime Control and Criminal Procedures Reform Act, 31534-31541 [21NO]

S. 1972, enforcement of criminal laws in drug cases, 31507-31525 [21NO]

S. Con. Res. 33, extradite Mohammed Rashid from Greece, 8356 [4MY]

S. Con. Res. 64, Abdul Obeid extradition from Israel, 19014 [4AU]

S. Con. Res. 82, correcting the enrollment of H.R. 1396, International Securities Enforcement Cooperation Act, 29776, 29866 [17NO]

S. Res. 19, Director of National Drug Control Policy recognized and included as full Cabinet member, 1081 [25JA]

S. Res. 81, anniversary of kidnapping of Terry Anderson in Lebanon, 4693 [16MR]

S. Res. 86, Presidential commission to investigate the bombing of Pan American flight 103, 4916 [17MR]

S. Res. 155, Senate oversight and guidance of Director of National Drug Control Policy, 15290 [19JY]

S. Res. 164, concern over U.S. hostages in Lebanon, 18434 [3AU]

S. Res. 202, authorize the printing of additional copies of Organized Crime—25 Years After Valachi, 30642 [20NO]

S. Res. 211, commend Government of Hong Kong on commitment to halting software piracy, 29777 [17NO]

S. Res. 214, reward for information relative to bombing of vehicle of Sharon Rogers, 30569 [20NO]

S. Res. 217, condemnation of violence in El Salvador, 31255, 31598 [21NO]

S.J. Res. 44, Crime Victims Week, 1306 [31JA], 2951 [28FE]

S.J. Res. 46, National Child Abuse Prevention Month, 1560 [2FE]

S.J. Res. 99, classify Haiti as major drug transit country, 6188 [12AP]

S.J. Res. 133, National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, 9280 [16MY], 11442 [9JN], 22276 [28SE]

S.J. Res. 136, National Neighborhood Crime Watch Day, 9561 [17MY], 11443 [9JN], 19119 [4AU]

S.J. Res. 143, National Drunk and Drugged Driving Awareness Week, 10363 [31MY], 11444 [9JN]

S.J. Res. 205, National Cities Fight Back Against Drugs Week, 21724 [26SE], 29867 [17NO], 30805 [21NO]

S.J. Res. 213, National Red Ribbon Week for a Drug-Free America, 23873 [6OC], 24116 [11OC]

Transcripts

U.S. policy relative to hostages and terrorism: Bruce Herschensohn, 18455 [3AU]