CRIME related term(s) Espionage; Sexual Harassment

Addresses

Assessment of Causes of Violence in Children and Youth: Robert Garisto, S4659 [4MY]

Bipartisanship in the Impeachment Trial of President Clinton: Senator Byrd, S1028 [27JA]

Effects of Prejudice: Vikki Buckley, E1549 [14JY]

Ending the Violence Begins With Our Own Conversion: Charles J. Chaput, S4315 [28AP]

National Agenda and the Clinton-Gore Administration: Newt Gingrich, E1427-E1431 [29JN]

National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Anniversary: Shirley Gibson, E2193 [26OC]

Perils of Indifference—Lessons Learned From a Violent Century: Elie Wiesel, E669, E682 [15AP]

Agreements

Rules of use for Los Alamos National Laboratory's x-division open local area network, S6198 [27MY]

Amendments

Children and youth: national policy to control juvenile crime and violence (S. 254), S5058, S5059, S5060, S5061, S5065, S5071 [11MY], S5124, S5136, S5141, S5146, S5152, S5171, S5173, S5175, S5177, S5178, S5180 [12MY], S5215, S5221, S5226, S5237, S5253, S5307, S5308, S5309, S5313, S5314, S5315 [13MY], S5330, S5335, S5342, S5345, S5346, S5382, S5383, S5388 [14MY], S5398, S5400, S5410, S5414, S5427, S5428, S5431, S5432 [17MY], S5473 [18MY], S5559, S5574, S5578, S5583, S5606, S5608, S5628 [19MY], S5633, S5691, S5695, S5700, S5765, S5766, S5767 [20MY]

———promote accountability for violent and repeat juvenile offenders (H.R. 1501), S9209, S9210, S9237, S9300 [26JY], H4223, H4224 [14JN], H4343 [15JN], H4376, H4377, H4378, H4379, H4380, H4381, H4395, H4399, H4414, H4421, H4422, H4425, H4426, H4427, H4428, H4429, H4433, H4434, H4435, H4436, H4437, H4439, H4442, H4445, H4448, H4451, H4457, H4461, H4466 [16JN], H4476, H4486, H4487, H4488, H4490, H4491, H4500, H4520, H4521, H4523, H4533, H4536, H4537, H4539, H4544, H4555 [17JN]

———promote accountability for violent and repeat juvenile offenders (H.R. 1501), consideration (H. Res. 209), H4352 [16JN]

———protect unborn victims of violence (H.R. 2436), H9062, H9063, H9064 [30SE]

Colleges and universities: enhance protections against fraud in the offering of financial assistance for a college education (S. 1455), S14047 [4NO]

Copyrights: strengthen criminal copyright infringement laws (S. 1257), S14892, S15124 [19NO]

Courts: improve procedures for Federal civil forfeitures (H.R. 1658), H4736, H4737, H4740 [22JN], H4823, H4824, H4827 [23JN], H4864, H4869, H4871, H4953 [24JN]

———reporting requirements for eavesdropping and surveillance activities of Federal and State law enforcement agencies (S. 1769), S14222 [5NO], H12883 [18NO]

Drugs: penalties for operating methamphetamine laboratories and increased funding to combat methamphetamine production, trafficking, and abuse (S. 486), S14936, S15125 [19NO]

———treatment of gamma y-hydroxybutyrate and ketamine hydrochloride relative to the Controlled Substances Act (S. 1561), S14872, S15120 [19NO]

Families and domestic relations: child abuse and neglect prevention (H.R. 764), S14945 [19NO], H9357, H9358, H9361 [5OC]

Firearms: regulation of transfers at gun shows (H.R. 2122), H4587, H4596, H4606, H4609 [17JN], H4619, H4624, H4629, H4631, H4632, H4635, H4637, H4643, H4647 [18JN]

———regulation of transfers at gun shows (H.R. 2122), consideration (H. Res. 209), H4352 [16JN]

Flag—U.S.: constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration (H.J. Res. 33), H4833 [24JN]

Foreign countries: establish court-martial jurisdiction over civilians serving with Armed Forces and Federal jurisdiction over crimes committed outside the U.S. by civilians accompanying U.S. Armed Forces (S. 768), S8157, S8195, S8196 [1JY]

Foreign policy: deter and punish international crime, protect U.S. nationals and interests at home and abroad, and promote global cooperation against international crime (S. 1754), S13986, S14007, S14009 [4NO]

Jackson, Joseph J. (Shoeless Joe): recognition of baseball accomplishments (S. Res. 134), S15145, S15222 [19NO]

National Center for Missing and Exploited Children: authorizing appropriations (S. 249), S3868 [19AP]

Privacy: strengthen and clarify prohibitions on electronic eavesdropping (H.R. 514), H721 [23FE], H805 [25FE]

Runaway and Homeless Youth Act: reauthorize (S. 249), S3868 [19AP]

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration: promote State flexibility and accountability, support youth prevention and treatment programs, and respond to incidents of teen violence (S. 976), S13815, S13855 [3NO]

Trademarks: protect consumers and promote electronic commerce by amending certain trademark infringement, dilution, and counterfeiting laws (S. 1255), S10506, S10513, S10514 [5AU]

Analyses

Anti-Atrocity Alien Deportation Act (S. 1375), S8638 [15JY]

Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act (S. 1255), S7336 [21JN]

Calling of Witnesses in the Committee on the Judiciary (House) Impeachment Proceedings Against President Clinton, S1795 [23FE]

Child Custody Protection Act (S. 661), S2943 [18MR]

College Scholarship Fraud Prevention Act (S. 1455), S9547 [28JY]

Date-Rape Drug Control Act (S. 1561), S10486 [5AU]

Denying Safe Havens to International and War Criminals Act (S. 1754), S12933 [20OC]

Domain Name Piracy Prevention Act (S. 1461), S9752 [29JY]

Drug Testing and Treatment for Welfare Recipients Act (S. 906), S4369 [28AP]

Electronic Rights for the 21st Century Act (S. 854), S4047-S4051 [21AP]

Impeachment Trial of President Clinton: Senator Hutchison, S1467-S1470 [12FE]

Penalties for the Use or Sale of Defective or Uncertified Aircraft Parts, S11938 [5OC]

Seniors Safety Act (S. 751), S3497-S3499 [25MR]

Victim Restitution Enforcement Act (S. 145), S569 [19JA]

Violence Against Women Act (H.R. 357), E78-E80 [20JA]

Violent and Repeat Juvenile Offender Act (S. 254), S753-S755 [20JA]

Appendices

Impeachment Trial of President Clinton, S1794-S1799 [23FE]

Applications

Determination of Constitutionality of Closed Deliberations Relative to Impeachment Trial of President Clinton: CNN, S1407 [9FE]

Appointments

Conferees: H.R. 1501, Juvenile Justice Reform Act, H6725 [30JY]

Coordinating Council on Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, S742 [20JA]

National Commission on Terrorism, S742 [20JA], H6765 [2AU]

Articles and editorials

ABA Poll Says 47 Percent of Americans Doubt Racial Fairness of Courts, E644 [14AP]

After the Mourning—Are We Really Committed to What It Takes To Improve Parenting Skills for Raising Better Children?, E1342 [18JN]

Alleged Witness to Attack Says Statement Coerced, E855 [4MY]

Arms and the Man, S14469 [10NO]

Auto-Parts Maker Making Progress as Spinoff From GM Nears, E935 [12MY]

Bang, You're Dead, S5196 [13MY]

Barr Spoke to White Supremacy Group, E23 [7JA]

Base Officials Investigate Racial Epithets Drawn on Sleeping Marine, E1128 [27MY]

Basketball Coaches Sue Texas City, Police Over Detainment, E1129 [27MY]

Behind Castro—Money Laundering, Drug Smuggling, E1887 [15SE]

Bell Atlantic Workers Sue Company for $100 Million, E1403 [24JN]

Biloxi Not Sure What To Do With Historic House, E935 [12MY]

Black Ag Department Managers Pursue Discrimination Complaint, E715 [21AP]

Black Doctors' Organization Pulls Convention From Seattle, Considers Baltimore, E466 [17MR]

Black Marine Beaten, Paralyzed by White Men To Face Attackers, E633 [13AP]

Can Parents Utter Hardest Word of All?, E860 [5MY]

Canada Shows Gun Restrictions Work, S11047 [16SE]

Can-Do-Kid's Ideas Turn Into Solutions, E830 [3MY]

Carried Away by Drugs, S14949 [19NO]

Children Grow Emotionally as They Enact History's Struggles, E866 [5MY]

City Takes a Stand Against Hate, S11447 [24SE]

Clean But Not Safe, S8054 [1JY]

Colombian Police Fight Off Gunfire To Destroy Coke Labs, E892 [6MY]

Congressional Black Caucus Begins Police Brutality Hearings, E1402 [24JN]

Couple, Foundation, Admit Campaign Violations in Settlement, E803 [28AP]

Court Turns Whistleblower Act Into Trojan Horse, S11446 [24SE]

Court—Witnesses Have Troubles Identifying Members of Other Races, E966 [14MY]

Deadly Acts Put Focus on Need for Prevention, S3991 [21AP]

Defendants Deny Woman's Claim of Racial Discrimination in House Deal, E467 [17MR]

Defense Begins Case in Trial of Two White Supremacists, E1129 [27MY]

Deinstitutionalization Hasn't Worked, S8296 [12JY]

Disabled Educators, S5349 [14MY]

Disarming Good People, E1292 [16JN]

Documents Show U.S. Knew Pinochet Planned Crackdown in '73, E1473 [1JY]

Don't Sue Gun Makers, E232 [12FE]

Don't Tinker With Impeachment, S1118 [3FE]

Down on Violence and Hate, E1536 [14JY]

Experts—Gun Access, Social Anger To Blame, S3991 [21AP]

Federal Gun Cases Decrease—Decline in Michigan Greater Than U.S., S6280 [27MY]

Fire That Damaged Black Church Was Set, E925 [11MY]

First in Damage to Constitutional Liberties, S608 [19JA]

Foley Highlights Dangerous Implications of Government Restrictions Included in ``Cultural'' Bill, H4407 [16JN]

Former Gibson Brother Sheriffs To Be Honored, E981 [14MY]

47 Percent in Poll View Legal System as Unfair to Poor and Minorities, E756 [22AP]

Four Men Plead Guilty to Cross Burning, E1129 [27MY]

Freedom Up in Flames With Flag Burning Law, H4803 [23JN]

Generation Has Some Questions, E2506 [19NO]

GOP in South Sees a Civil War It Can Win, E24 [7JA]

Gothic Wilderness, E792 [28AP]

Gunning for Hollywood, S5196 [13MY]

Hate Crime Sentencing, E867 [5MY]

Helping Whistle-Blowers Survive, S11446 [24SE]

Homosexuals, Disabled, Elderly Added to Hate Crimes Law, E1109 [26MY]

How To Spread HIV in D.C., S8055 [1JY]

Hyde Floats Compromise Proposal on New Gun Controls, H8524 [22SE]

In the Line of Duty—In Policeman's Death, All Are Diminished, H11678 [8NO]

In Their Own Voices, African Americans Tell the History of Bigotry, E714 [21AP]

Inquiry To Ask Whether Reno Was Misled by Starr Office, S1571 [12FE]

Inside the Beltway, H4803 [23JN]

Investors Fear ``Scary Guy'' in Russia Talks, S9737 [29JY]

Issue Is Protecting the Rule of Law, E2523 [19NO]

Japan's Biological Weapons—1930-1945—Hidden Chapter in History, S14543-S14547 [10NO]

`Jewels' That Spooked the CIA, S13162 [26OC]

JUCO Campuses Hold Joint Graduation, E936 [12MY]

Judge Clears Way for Trial of Five Whites in 1970 Killing of Black Man, E924 [11MY]

Jury Awards $720,000 to Couple in Cross-Buring Case, E671 [15AP]

Jury Convicts Man of Cross-Burning at Home of Interracial Couple, E644 [14AP]

Justice Department Announces Arrests in Indiana Church Burnings, E671 [15AP]

K-College Students Search for Answers—Murder-Suicide Leaves Many Wondering What They Could Have Done To Stop It, S13063 [22OC]

Keep Trial Fully Open, S731 [20JA]

Ken Starr's Meddling, H280 [2FE]

Ken Starr's Misjudgments, S7771 [29JN]

Killing Them Softly, H6617-H6621 [29JY]

Kodak Likes Tucson Kid's Crime Deterrent Idea, E830 [3MY]

Let's Close the Gun Show Loophole, S5521 [19MY]

Lies About China, E457 [17MR]

Loitering on the Dark Side—Columbine High Killers Fed on a Culture of Violence That Isn't About To Change, S5196 [13MY]

Lott's Odd Friends, E23 [7JA]

Man Behind the Votes, E22 [7JA]

Man Sentenced to 20 Years in Louisiana Hate Crime, E644 [14AP]

Mayor Opposes Desegregation Program, E1129 [27MY]

Minorities Are Pawns in Voucher Game, E816 [29AP]

Missing Point of Affirmative Action—Black Hens Shouldn't Cater to White Foxes, E866 [5MY]

Mississippians To Get Chance To Tell History, E757 [22AP]

Movies Made Me Do It, S5696 [20MY]

National Report Describes 12 Organizations in Wisconsin as Hate Groups, E672 [15AP]

National Report—Prisons Brim With Mentally Ill, S8296 [12JY]

New Avenues Aiding Hate Group Numbers, E634 [13AP]

New Jersey Concedes Racial Profiling Exists, E1059 [20MY]

NHL Can't Substantiate Racial Allegation, E803 [28AP]

No Secret Trial, S731 [20JA]

Non-Negotiable; War Criminals Belong in the Dock, Not at the Table, S4940-S4942 [10MY], E1084 [25MY]

Officer Finds Work on Her Day Off, E11 [6JA]

Officers Accused of Using Racial Slurs, Breaking Boy's Arm, E496 [18MR]

100,000-Cops Program Proves To Be Mostly Hype, S5707 [20MY]

130 Years Ago, Parallels Up to a Boiling Point, E20-E22 [7JA]

Open the Senate, S730 [20JA]

Open Trial, S730 [20JA]

Organized Crime Gangs Rule Kosovo, H6832 [2AU]

Our Daily Dose of Death, E1516 [12JY]

Parents Are the Only Answer to Teens' Problems, S6275 [27MY]

Plan To Change Confederate Park to Cancer Memorial Draws Complaints, E935 [12MY]

Police Brutality and Racial Profiling—Facts Are Scarce, E966 [14MY]

Policy Problems—Clemency Move Looks Like Hypocrisy, H8019 [9SE]

Politics by Other Means, S7772 [29JN]

Program Helps Young People Shed Tattoos and the Life They Represent, E645 [14AP]

Prosecutor Without Public Trust, S7771 [29JN]

Prosecutor—Black Man's Murder Intended To Draw Attention to New Hate Group, E633 [13AP]

Prosecutors Say Racial Hate Was Motive for Man Indicted in Fatal Shooting, E867 [5MY]

Quietly, Team of Lawyers Who Disliked Clinton Kept Jones Case Alive, S1569 [12FE]

Racial Attack, E855 [4MY]

Racial Beating Case Judge Receives Death Threat, E445 [16MR]

Racial Profiling Bill Heads to House, E1129 [27MY]

Reading, Writing, and Miranda Rights—Cops Patrol Schools, E1927-E1929 [22SE]

Real and Imagined, S14468 [10NO]

Reports—State Officials Will Admit That Racial Profiling Exists, E1128 [27MY]

Retiring Rabbi Teaches Peace, Not Retribution, H5035 [29JN]

Revisting Waco, H8551 [22SE]

Richardson—China Stole Secrets on Clinton Watch, H2931 [11MY]

Rights Leaders Say Laws Nationwide Targeting Hate Crimes Have Been Effective, E816 [29AP]

School Killings—Adults Must See Themselves as Solution, S4930 [6MY]

School Officials Says Racial Tension a Problem Among Students, E756 [22AP]

Settlement Reached in California Race-Based Admissions Case, E633 [13AP]

Shining Star—Spin Is Not an Investigation!, H11445 [3NO]

Shooting Holes in Age-Old Gun Myths, S14469 [10NO]

Spokane Police Stumped by Cross-Burnings, E965 [14MY]

Starr Steps Out of Bounds, S7772 [29JN]

Starr's War, S7773 [29JN]

Still Hidden—A Full Record of What the U.S. Did in Chile, S13160-S13162 [26OC]

Stop Calling Them Jurors, S730 [20JA]

Student Committee Urges University To Fight Hate Crimes, E804 [28AP]

Television and Violence—The Scale of the Problem and Where To Go From Here, S5200-S5203 [13MY]

Thompson Doesn't Condone Councilman's Actions, E756 [22AP]

Tracing the Past—How Legal Paths of Jones and Lewinsky Joined, S1572 [12FE]

Trial Begins in Racist Plot Case, E672 [15AP]

Truth Sought in 1910 Mob Killing of Black Man, E815 [29AP]

Twin Brothers Charged With Conspiring To Incite Race War, E715 [21AP]

U.S. Flag Gave Downed Pilot Hope While Awaiting Rescue, H4798 [23JN]

U.S. Releases Files on Abuses in Pinochet Era, E1472 [1JY]

Vote on Drugs, S14953 [19NO], H11227 [2NO]

Voting Rights of Convicted Felons, E1401 [24JN]

Waco, Oklahoma City Bombing Anniversary Keeps Nearly One-Third of Jasper Students at Home, E1128 [27MY]

Watch and Learn, S5197-S5199 [13MY]

What Is This Group That Has Embroiled Lott?, E466 [17MR]

When the Fabric Is Rent, S755 [20JA]

White Man Sentenced to Prison for Punching Would-Be Black Neighbor, E1058 [20MY]

Whither Kenneth Starr?, S7771 [29JN]

Worker Bias Lawsuits Flood Agriculture Dept—Minorities, Women Allege Discrimination, E1401 [24JN]

Wrecked Cars, on the Road Again—Repaired U.S. Test Vehicles Pose Safety Problems for Unsuspecting Owners, S929 [22JA]

You Would Have Liked Paul Howell, S10510 [5AU]

Articles of Impeachment

Impeachment of President Clinton, S14 [6JA], S40 [7JA], S1458 [12FE]

Bills and resolutions

Abortion: prohibit taking minors across State lines to avoid State laws requiring parental notification (see S. 661), S2935 [18MR] (see H.R. 1218), H1595 [23MR]

———prohibit taking minors across State lines to avoid State laws requiring parental notification (H.R. 1218), consideration (see H. Res. 233), H5090 [29JN]

Ahmed, Saif: encourage return from Egypt (see H. Res. 215), H4471 [16JN]

Alcoholic beverages: prohibit the direct shipment of alcohol to minors (see H.R. 2161), H4127 [10JN]

Aliens: improve measures for the prevention and punishment of alien smuggling (see S. 1644), S11494 [27SE]

Animals: ensure that all dogs and cats used by research facilities are obtained legally (see S. 1522), S10389 [5AU] (see H.R. 453), H375 [2FE]

———penalties for harming Federal law enforcement animals (see H.R. 1791), H3169 [13MY]

———prohibit certain conduct relative to elephants in circuses (see H.R. 2929), H8628 [23SE]

———prohibit interstate commerce relative to exotic animals (see S. 1345), S8266 [12JY] (see H.R. 1202), H1472 [18MR]

———punish the depiction of animal cruelty (see H.R. 1887), H3460 [20MY]

Argentina: investigation of terrorist attack on Jewish Cultural Center in Buenos Aires (see H. Con. Res. 163), H6352 [22JY]

Armed Forces: assignment of personnel to assist the INS and Customs Service with border control activities (see H.R. 628), H481 [8FE]

———prohibit awarding of the Purple Heart to persons convicted of a capital crime (see H.R. 550), H418 [3FE]

———protect confidentiality of communications between dependents of members and professionals relative to sexual or domestic abuse services (see H.R. 1847), H3295 [18MY]

———provide that consensual sexual activity between adults shall not be a violation of the Uniform Code of Military Justice (see H.R. 3126), H10724 [21OC]

Armenia: murder of government officials during terrorist attack on Parliament building (see S. Con. Res. 63), S13552 [29OC] (see H. Con. Res. 216), H11144 [28OC] (see H. Con. Res. 222), H11853 [9NO]

Asian Americans: racial stereotyping relative to espionage and campaign fundraising investigations (see H. Con. Res. 124), H3711 [27MY]

BATF: expand powers to regulate firearms, ammunition, firearm products, and non-powder firearms (see H.R. 920), H890 [2MR]

Bounty hunters: establish civil and criminal liability for bounty hunters and their employers and encourage State regulation of industry (see S. 1083), S5586 [19MY] (see H.R. 2964), H8966 [28SE]

Capitol Building and Grounds: authorizing use of Grounds for National Peace Officers' Memorial Service (see H. Con. Res. 44), H1019 [8MR]

———rename the Document Door of the Capitol as the Memorial Door (see H. Con. Res. 158), H5750 [16JY]

Census: apply certain attribution rules to the counting of certain prisoners (see H.R. 1632), H2544 [29AP]

Chemicals: ensure adequate actions are taken to detect, prevent, and minimize consequences of criminal attacks on chemical plants (see S. 1470), S9946 [30JY]

Children and youth: assist State and local prosecutors, and law enforcement agencies, with implementation of juvenile justice witness assistance programs (see H.R. 3132), H10724 [21OC]

———authorize grants to provide juvenile accountability coordinators programs to hold nonviolent juvenile offenders accountable for their actions (see H.R. 2913), H8556 [22SE]

———establish a pilot program to promote the replication of recent successful juvenile crime reduction strategies (see S. 640), S2840 [17MR]

———establish that certain sexual crimes against children are predicate crimes for the interception of communications (see H.R. 3484), H12792 [18NO]

———improve academic and social outcomes for students by providing productive activities during after-school hours (see S. 817), S3776 [15AP] (see S. 1874), S14088 [5NO] (see H.R. 2126), H4126 [10JN] (see H.R. 3235), H11645 [5NO]

———improve efficiency and effectiveness of abuse and neglect courts (see S. 708), S3246 [24MR]

———improve information on, and protections against, child sexual abuse (see H.R. 2382), H5091 [29JN]

———improve the Federal capability to deal with child exploitation (see H.R. 1159), H1406 [17MR]

———issue postage stamp to emphasize the commitment to reunite missing children with their families and to honor memories of children who were victims of abduction and murder (see H. Con. Res. 114), H3605 [25MY]

———meet mental health and substance abuse treatment needs of incarcerated children and youth (see S. 464, 465), S1926 [24FE] (see H.R. 837), H794 [24FE]

———national policy to control juvenile crime and violence (see H.R. 2037), H3857 [8JN]

———national policy to control juvenile crime and violence (S. 254), return to Senate (see H. Res. 249), H5687 [15JY]

———prevent juvenile crime (see S. 716), S3438 [25MR]

———prevent juvenile crime, provide for certain punishment of juvenile delinquents, and incapacitate violent juvenile criminals (see S. 993), S4945 [10MY]

———prevent stalking of minors (see H.R. 3270), H11852 [9NO]

———prevent the abuse and abduction of children (see H.R. 3204), H11371 [2NO]

———prevent truancy and daytime juvenile crime (see S. 639), S2840 [17MR]

———prohibit taking a child hostage to evade arrest (see S. 419), S1439 [11FE] (see H.R. 51), H226 [6JA]

———promote accountability for violent and repeat juvenile offenders (see S. 538), S2274 [4MR] (see H.R. 1501), H2271 [21AP]

———promote accountability for violent and repeat juvenile offenders (H.R. 1501), consideration (see H. Res. 209), H4340 [15JN]

———protect from exposure to explicit sexual or violent material and prevent youth violence (see H.R. 2036), H3857 [8JN]

———protect unborn victims of violence (see S. 1673), S11726 [30SE]

———protect unborn victims of violence (H.R. 2436), consideration (see H. Res. 313), H9021 [29SE]

———provide grants for professionals in violence prevention training (see S. 981), S4887 [6MY]

———provide penalties for day care providers who misrepresent credentials or conditions or injure children in their care (see H.R. 469), H376 [2FE]

———reduce violent juvenile crime, promote accountability by rehabilitation of juvenile criminals, and deter violent gang crime (see S. 254), S749 [20JA]

———tribute to ``Code Adam'' child safety program and commend and encourage implementation of abduction prevention programs in retail business establishments (see H. Res. 90), H891 [2MR]

———violence (see H. Res. 357), H11481 [3NO]

Children's Memorial Day: support goals and ideas and commend organizers (see H. Res. 147), H2299 [22AP]

Churches and synagogues: prohibit insurers from canceling or refusing to renew fire insurance policies (see H.R. 2432), H5332 [1JY]

Civil liberties: provide protection from personal intrusion for commercial purposes (see H.R. 97), H235 [7JA]

Civil rights: clarify intent of Congress to hold individuals responsible for discriminatory acts committed by them in employment (see H.R. 2508), H5570 [14JY]

———establish criminal liability for discrimination based on disparate treatment (see H.R. 2510), H5570 [14JY]

———protect the civil rights of victims of gender-motivated violence (see H.R. 3106), H10339 [19OC]

Clinton, President: address issues of neighborhood crime prevention, community policing and reduction of school crime (see H. Res. 270), H6759 [30JY]

———conditional clemency for prisoners convicted of crimes connected to activities of Puerto Rican nationalist group (see S.J. Res. 33), S10612 [8SE] (see H. Con. Res. 180), H7996 [8SE]

———conditional clemency for prisoners convicted of crimes connected to activities of Puerto Rican nationalist group (H. Con. Res. 180), consideration (see H. Res. 281), H7995 [8SE]

Collective bargaining: clarify the illegality of the use of violence to achieve objectives during a strike (see S. 764), S3594 [12AP]

Colleges and universities: enhance protections against fraud in the offering of financial assistance for a college education (see S. 1455), S9529 [28JY] (see H.R. 3210), H11480 [3NO]

———require distribution of information relative to handling of sexual harassment complaints (see H.R. 2837), H8099 [9SE]

Colombia: authorize urgent support to secure peace and the rule of law, and to enhance the effectiveness of anti-drug efforts (see S. 1758), S12931 [20OC]

———condemn kidnapping and murder by Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) of Ingrid Washinawatok, Terence Freitas, and Lahe'ena'e Gay (see H. Res. 181), H3392 [19MY]

———require report on current policy and strategy regarding counter-narcotics assistance (see S. 1689), S11951 [5OC]

Committee on Chinese Espionage (Senate, Select): establish (see S. Res. 107), S5834 [24MY]

Computers: establish a grant program to assist State and local law enforcement in investigating and prosecuting computer crimes (see S. 1314), S8084 [1JY] (see H.R. 2816), H7996 [8SE]

———require web site operators that provide communications with prisoners to disclose the prisoner's crime and release date (see H.R. 1930), H3604 [25MY]

Constitutional amendments: protection of victims' rights (see S.J. Res. 3), S345 [19JA] (see H.J. Res. 64), H7025 [4AU]

Consumers: labeling system for apparel and sporting goods made without child labor (see S. 1549), S10390 [5AU]

———prohibit persons from charging for services or products that the SSA and Dept. of HHS provide without charge (see S. 1740), S12695 [15OC]

Controlled Substances Act: civil liability for illegal manufacturers and distributors of controlled substances (see H.R. 1042), H1069 [9MR]

Copyrights: strengthen criminal copyright infringement laws (see S. 1257), S7452 [22JN] (see H.R. 1761), H2997 [11MY] (see H.R. 3456), H12791 [18NO]

Correctional institutions: exclude prisoners from requirements of the Americans With Disabilities Act and the Rehabilitation Act (see S. 33), S339 [19JA]

———funding for jail-based substance abuse treatment programs (see S. 295), S895 [22JA] (see H.R. 1114), H1333 [16MR]

———increase monitoring of inmate conversations to detect and deter crimes committed by inmates using Federal telephones (see H.R. 3014), H9409 [5OC]

———penalties for transporting maximum security prisoners across State lines to prisons that are not classified to handle maximum security prisoners (see H.R. 2080), H3859 [8JN]

———prevent Federal prisoners from engaging in activities to increase their strength or fighting abilities (see H.R. 3129), H10724 [21OC]

———prevent luxurious prison conditions (see H.R. 370), H269 [19JA]

———prohibit operation by private contractors and require persons convicted of Federal offenses be housed in facilities managed and maintained by Federal employees (see H.R. 979), H1011 [4MR]

———protect female inmates from sexual misconduct (see H.R. 3158), H11067 [27OC]

Courts: allow clinical social workers to perform psychiatric examinations on certain criminals (see S. 237), S344 [19JA]

———amend the Federal Rules of Evidence relative to testimonial privileges of parents, children, and members of the Secret Service, and restrict prosecutorial conduct relative to certain sexual activities (see H.R. 2876), H8374 [15SE]

———appoint Assistant U.S. Attorney for each judicial district to prosecute firearms offenses (see H.R. 2081), H3859 [8JN]

———confidentiality of parent-child communications in judicial proceedings (see H.R. 522), H416 [3FE]

———death penalty sentencing for certain importations of significant quantities of controlled substances (see H.R. 295), H242 [7JA]

———determination of cases alleging breach of secret Government contracts (see H.R. 1548), H2299 [22AP]

———eliminate requirement for unanimous verdicts in Federal courts (see S. 32), S339 [19JA]

———improve procedures for Federal civil forfeitures (see S. 1701), S12101 [6OC] (see S. 1931), S14612 [16NO] (see H.R. 1658), H2634 [4MY]

———improve procedures for Federal civil forfeitures (H.R. 1658), consideration (see H. Res. 216), H4733 [22JN]

———increase mandatory minimum penalties for use of firearms during a violent or drug-related crime (see H.R. 1330), H1801 [25MR]

———increase penalties for assaulting or threatening Federal judges, their family members, and other public servants (see S. 113), S341 [19JA]

———increase penalties for bringing in and harboring certain aliens (see H.R. 238), H240 [7JA]

———independent counsel law reform (see H.R. 117), H235 [7JA]

———independent counsel law repeal (see H.R. 386), H270 [19JA] (see H.R. 794), H715 [23FE]

———insert a general provision for criminal attempt (see S. 413), S1438 [11FE]

———limit authority of Federal judges relative to Federal, State, and local laws and prisoner litigation procedures (see S. 248), S344 [19JA]

———limit jurisdiction of Federal courts relative to prison release orders (see H.R. 12), H224 [6JA]

———mandatory minimum sentencing for criminal use of guns, imposition of work requirements, and prohibition of luxury items for inmates (see S. 420), S1439 [11FE]

———mandatory victim restitution (see S. 145), S342 [19JA]

———provide a mandatory minimum prison sentence for certain wiretapping or electronic surveillance offenses by Federal officers or employees (see H.R. 1888), H3460 [20MY]

———provide that the inferior courts do not have jurisdiction to hear abortion-related cases (see H.R. 3400), H12108 [16NO]

———reauthorize and improve the Drug Court Grant Program (see S. 1808), S13258 [27OC]

———reform statutes relative to the forfeiture of criminals' profits attributable to their crimes (see S. 816), S3776 [15AP]

———repeal certain habeas corpus requirements relative to Federal review of State judgments (see S. 175), S342 [19JA]

———reporting requirements for eavesdropping and surveillance activities of Federal and State law enforcement agencies (see S. 1769), S13051 [22OC]

———representations and court sanctions relative to prisoners (see H.R. 461), H375 [2FE]

———treatment of penalties relative to powdered cocaine (see S. 146), S342 [19JA]

———waive time limits for introduction of motions for forensic DNA testing in certain Federal trials (see S. 1700), S12101 [6OC] (see H.R. 3233), H11645 [5NO]

CPSC: ban realistic toy handguns (see H.R. 1280), H1696 [24MR]

Crime Stoppers International (organization): tribute (see H. Res. 28), H272 [19JA]

Cuba: determination as a major drug-transit country for foreign assistance purposes (see H.R. 2422), H5332 [1JY]

———extradition to U.S. of Joanne Chesimard and certain other individuals (see H.R. 3329), H11954 [10NO]

Customs Service: authorizing appropriations for personnel and technology to reduce delays at border crossings and strengthen drug enforcement (see S. 658), S2935 [18MR] (see S. 689), S3123 [23MR]

———authorizing appropriations for U.S. Customs Cybersmuggling Center (see H.R. 640), H537 [9FE]

Day of National Concern About Young People and Gun Violence: designate (see S. Res. 158), S8952 [21JY]

Dept. of Defense: authorize civilian special agents of military criminal investigative organizations to execute warrants and make arrests (see H.R. 3445), H12791 [18NO]

———ensure that reporters of suspected child abuse on military installations may submit reports anonymously (see H.R. 3467), H12792 [18NO]

Dept. of HUD: pilot program to assist law enforcement officers purchasing homes in locally-designated high-crime areas (see H.R. 2931), H8628 [23SE]

Dept. of Justice: appointment of independent counsel to investigate certain internal criminal allegations (see H.R. 2201), H4222 [14JN]

———establish a panel to study the issue of Federal benefits received by persons convicted of drug offenses (see H.R. 1856), H3295 [18MY]

———establish Bureau of Immigration Services and the Bureau of Immigration Enforcement (see H.R. 2528), H5686 [15JY]

———establish or expand existing community prosecution programs (see H.R. 84), H234 [7JA]

———establish standards for interstate transportation of prisoners by private companies (see S. 1898), S14407 [9NO]

———independent investigation of use of pyrotechnic devices during standoff with Branch Davidians in Waco, TX (see H.R. 2847), H8148 [13SE]

———provide grants to organizations to find missing adults (see H.R. 2780), H7883 [5AU]

———provide State and local authorities access to information relative to criminal background checks on port employees and prospective employees (see H.R. 318), H242 [7JA]

———report certain information relative to prisoners (see H.R. 1800), H3169 [13MY]

———State and Local Law Enforcement Assistance Programs funding (see H.R. 1724), H2919 [6MY]

Dept. of State: report on U.S. citizens injured or killed by certain terrorist groups (see S. 1199), S6856 [10JN] (see H.R. 2172), H4128 [10JN]

Dept. of the Treasury: develop and implement a strategy to combat money laundering (see S. 1663), S11640 [29SE] (see H.R. 1426), H2054 [14AP] (see H.R. 2896), H8467 [21SE]

———require the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network to allow individuals to obtain a copy of personal records (see H.R. 517), H416 [3FE]

Dept. of Veterans Affairs: improve programs providing counseling and treatment for sexual trauma experienced by veterans (see S. 1579), S10779 [13SE] (see H.R. 1799), H3169 [13MY]

———require notification and allow local law enforcement agencies to investigate crimes and search for missing patients at VA medical facilities (see H.R. 374), H269 [19JA]

Disabled: ensure protection from institutional, community, and domestic violence, and sexual assault (see H.R. 2590), H6352 [22JY]

Disasters: prevent fraud and price-gouging relative to any relief efforts (see S. 221), S344 [19JA]

Discrimination: condemn hate-crime shootings in Midwest States (see H. Res. 254), H5839 [19JY]

District of Columbia: prohibit the Legalization of Marijuana for Medical Treatment Initiative from taking effect (see S.J. Res. 35), S11879 [4OC] (see H.R. 2959), H8966 (see H.J. Res. 69), H8967 [28SE]

Domestic policy: establish a living wage, develop job opportunities, convert military programs to social programs, produce a capital budget, reduce poverty and violence, and redistribute wealth and power (see H.R. 1050), H1162 [10MR]

Drug abuse: combat methamphetamine abuse (see S. 562), S2411 [8MR] (see S. 1220), S6945 [14JN] (see H.R. 988), H1012 [4MR]

———combat methamphetamine production and abuse (see H.R. 2613), H6581 [27JY]

———prohibit use of Federal funds for needle exchange programs (see S. 227), S344 [19JA] (see H.R. 982), H1011 [4MR]

Drugs: applicability of drug certification procedures to countries which have certain agreements with the U.S. relative to counterdrug activities (see S. 596), S2575 [11MR]

———assess the abuse and trafficking of gamma hydroxybutyric acid and other controlled substances and drugs (see S. 1947), S14696 [17NO]

———combat manufacture, traffic, import, and export of amphetamine and methamphetamine (see S. 1428), S9073 [22JY]

———concentrate Federal resources on the prosecution of major drug offenses (see H.R. 1681), H2635 [4MY]

———eliminate certain mandatory minimum penalties for crack cocaine offenses (see H.R. 939), H891 [2MR] (see H.R. 1241), H1596 [23MR]

———establish grant program for States to establish and maintain drug testing and treatment programs for welfare recipients (see S. 906), S4346 [28AP]

———freeze assets of certain foreign narcotics traffickers and prohibit financial dealings with the U.S. (see S. 565), S2411 [8MR] (see S. 1171), S6285 [27MY] (see H.R. 2105), H4023 [9JN]

———impose economic sanctions on certain foreign persons involved in international narcotics trafficking (see H.R. 3164), H11143 [28OC]

———penalties for operating methamphetamine laboratories and increased funding to combat methamphetamine production, trafficking, and abuse (see S. 486), S2008 [25FE] (see H.R. 2987), H9076 [30SE]

———provide penalties for open air drug markets (see H.R. 342), H268 [19JA]

———reduce transportation and distribution of illegal drugs and strengthen domestic demand reduction (see S. 5), S337 [19JA]

———sentencing of persons convicted of drug offenses while in the presence of a minor (see H.R. 484), H376 [2FE]

———sentencing of persons convicted of lesser drug offenses while in possession of a firearm (see H.R. 1889), H3460 [20MY]

———suspend Federal benefits for convicted drug traffickers (see S. 587), S2575 [11MR]

———treatment of gamma hydroxybutyric acid relative to the Controlled Substances Act (see H.R. 3457), H12791 [18NO]

———treatment of gamma y-hydroxybutyrate and ketamine hydrochloride relative to the Controlled Substances (see S. 1561), S10390 [5AU]

———treatment of gamma y-hydroxybutyrate and ketamine hydrochloride relative to the Controlled Substances Act (see H.R. 75), H233 [7JA] (see H.R. 1065), H1162 [10MR] (see H.R. 2130), H4127 [10JN]

———use of marijuana for medicinal purposes (see H.R. 912), H889 [2MR]

———use of multinational evaluation mechanism in assessment and certification of counternarcotics cooperation by foreign countries (see S. 1775), S13089 [25OC]

Drunken driving: issue commemorative postage stamp to raise public awareness of the serious problem of driving while intoxicated (see H. Con. Res. 108), H3215 [17MY]

———national minimum sentence for a person who operates a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol (see S. 1005), S5036 [11MY] (see H.R. 1597), H2468 [28AP]

———national standard to prohibit the operation of motor vehicles by intoxicated individuals (see S. 222), S344 [19JA] (see H.R. 1595), H2468 [28AP]

Ecology and environment: increase penalties and strengthen enforcement of environmental crimes (see S. 481), S2008 [25FE]

Education: include violence prevention in training for individuals pursuing careers in early childhood development and education (see H.R. 2673), H6843 [2AU]

———provide grants to local agencies to develop and implement random drug testing for secondary school students (see H.R. 1735), H2920 [6MY]

———require expulsion of students convicted of violent crimes from schools receiving Federal assistance (see H.R. 277), H241 [7JA]

———require local agencies to develop and implement random drug testing and counseling programs for secondary school students (see H.R. 1642), H2545 [29AP]

———responsibility of employers for conduct of their employees relative to sexual abuse of students (see H.R. 404), H270 [19JA]

El Salvador: commission of war crimes against U.S. Army pilots David H. Pickett and Earnest Dawson, Jr. (see H. Con. Res. 181), H7996 [8SE]

———extradition of Salvadorans to U.S (see H. Res. 17), H244 [7JA]

Elections: enhance criminal penalties for election law violations and clarify current laws regarding donations from foreign nationals (see S. 1991), S15089 [19NO]

Employment: improve quality of Social Security card and criminalize the counterfeiting of work authorization documents (see H.R. 191), H238 [7JA]

Endangered Species Act: reform liability provisions relative to civil and criminal penalties (see H.R. 496), H377 [2FE]

Entertainment industry: develop and enforce a system for labeling violent content in audio and visual media products (see S. 1228), S7127 [16JN] (see H.R. 2248), H4470 [16JN]

Explosives: regulation (see S. 1081), S5586 [19MY]

———require background checks before the sale of explosive materials (see S. 1353), S8373 [13JY]

———require vendors to notify BATF when selling explosives (see S. 142), S342 [19JA]

———restrict access to black powder (see S. 141), S342 [19JA]

Families and domestic relations: child abuse and neglect prevention (see S. 1750), S12835 [19OC] (see H.R. 764), H657 [12FE] (see H.R. 3458), H12791 [18NO]

———child abuse and neglect prevention (H.R. 764), consideration (see H. Res. 321), H9302 [4OC]

———community-based family resource and support grants appropriations (see H.R. 1720), H2919 [6MY]

———denial of passports to noncustodial parents relative to nonpayment of child support (see H.R. 521), H416 [3FE]

———improve the availability of child care and development services outside normal school hours (see S. 316), S1021 [27JA] (see H.R. 489), H376 [2FE]

———limit the effects of domestic violence on the lives of children (see S. 1321), S8084 [1JY] (see H.R. 3315), H11954 [10NO]

———recognize and enhance public awareness of the social problem of child abuse and neglect (see H. Con. Res. 76), H1697 [24MR] (see H. Con. Res. 93), H2373 [27AP]

FBI: tribute to Crisis Negotiation Program (see H. Res. 222), H4992 [25JN]

Federal aid programs: provide housing assistance to domestic violence victims (see H.R. 1352), H1802 [25MR]

Financial institutions: require certain multilateral development banks and other lending institutions to implement independent third-party procurement monitoring (see S. 1169), S6285 [27MY]

———require enhanced security measures relative to surveillance pictures which can be used as evidence in criminal prosecutions (see H.R. 1131), H1334 [16MR]

Firearms: allow individuals, or their estates, who suffered damages from the discharge of a firearm to bring civil action against the manufacturer, distributor, or retailer of the firearm (see H.R. 1049), H1162 [10MR]

———allow recovery of Federal damages by State and local governments in lawsuits against weapons manufacturers (see S. 560), S2411 [8MR]

———allow State concealed handgun carrying licenses to be valid in all States and exempt current and former law enforcement officers from State laws prohibiting the carrying of concealed handguns (see S. 727), S3439 [25MR] (see H.R. 492), H376 [2FE]

———allow States to develop or expand instant gun checking capabilities, allow tax credits for safe storage devices, promote the use of child safety locks, and prevent children from injuring themselves and others (see H.R. 1726), H2919 [6MY]

———applicability of domestic violence-related possession prohibitions to convictions that predate enactment of such prohibitions (see H.R. 59), H233 [7JA]

———assist State and local governments in conducting community gun buy back programs (see H.R. 724), H642 [11FE] (see H.R. 2813), H7996 [8SE] (see H.R. 3255), H11702 [8NO]

———authorize CPSC to regulate gun safety, ban possession by certain convicted criminals, ban import of handguns without certain safety features, and ban possession by a person with multiple drunk driving convictions (see H.R. 2007), H3856 [8JN]

———authorize CPSC to regulate gun safety and ban import of handguns without certain safety features (see H.R. 2008), H3856 [8JN]

———ban importation and transfer of large capacity ammunition feeding devices (see S. 594), S2575 [11MR] (see H.R. 1037), H1069 [9MR]

———ban importation and transfer of large capacity ammunition feeding devices (H.R. 1037), consideration (see H. Res. 192), H3694 [26MY]

———ban the manufacture and sale of armor-piercing ammunition and develop uniform ballistics tests to identify such ammunition (see S. 158), S342 [19JA]

———collection and dissemination of information on injuries, death, and family dissolution resulting from bullet-related violence (see S. 155), S342 [19JA]

———condition certain State justice assistance grants on implementation of handgun registration systems (see H.R. 2917), H8556 [22SE]

———development and use of personalization technology (see H. Con. Res. 125), H3857 [8JN]

———encourage State and local governments to bring lawsuits against weapons manufacturers (see H.R. 1086), H1257 [11MR]

———encourage States to require a holding period for students expelled for bringing a gun to school (see H.R. 1723), H2919 [6MY]

———establish Federal cause of action against weapons manufacturers, dealers, and importers for damages caused by firearms (see S. 686), S3123 [23MR] (see H.R. 1233), H1596 [23MR]

———establish tort liability for dealers who transfer firearms in violation of Federal law (see S. 1101), S5739 [20MY]

———increase maximum term of imprisonment for offenses involving stolen firearms (see S. 728), S3439 [25MR]

———licensing of ammunition manufacturers (see S. 154), S342 [19JA]

———make criminal background check requirements applicable only to handguns (see S. 703), S3246 [24MR]

———mandatory licensing and registration of handguns (see H.R. 3472), H12792 [18NO]

———notify State and local law enforcement agencies and the BATF when an instant criminal background check determines a person is ineligible for a handgun (see H.R. 2732), H7881 [5AU]

———permanent ban on possession of firearms by persons convicted of a felony (see H.R. 2281), H4664 [18JN]

———permit States to provide reciprocal treatment for carrying of certain concealed firearms by nonresidents (see H.R. 407), H271 [19JA]

———prevent children from having access to firearms (see S. 936), S4578 [3MY]

———prevent handgun violence and illegal commerce in handguns (see H.R. 315), H242 [7JA]

———prevent misuse by juveniles (see S. 994), S4945 [10MY]

———prevent possession of firearms by certain violent juvenile offenders (see S. 991), S4888 [6MY] (see H.R. 1717), H2919 [6MY]

———prohibit any transfer to minors except those given by parents, grandparents, or legal guardians or temporary transfers for employment, hunting, or instructional purposes (see S. 1179), S6286 [27MY]

———prohibit carrying of handguns with exceptions for certain individuals (see S. 967), S4792 [5MY]

———prohibit gunrunning and provide mandatory minimum penalties for crimes related to gunrunning (see S. 1080), S5586 [19MY] (see H.R. 3057), H9899 [12OC]

———prohibit imposition of a fee for criminal background checks before the transfer of a handgun and prohibit retention of resulting information (see S. 597), S2575 [11MR]

———prohibit lawsuits against weapons manufacturers, distributors, dealers, or importers (see H.R. 1032), H1068 [9MR]

———prohibit possession in a hospital zone (see H.R. 3279), H11853 [9NO]

———prohibit possession or transfer of certain handguns (see H.R. 35), H225 [6JA]

———prohibit possession or transfer of handguns to individuals who have not attained 21 years of age (see H.R. 85), H234 [7JA]

———prohibit sale, import, and manufacture of certain ammunition (see S. 156, 157), S342 [19JA]

———prohibit transfer to an intoxicated person (see S. 1845), S13679 [2NO]

———prohibit transfer to and possession of handguns, semiautomatic assault weapons, and large capacity ammunition feeding devices by individuals under 21 (see S. 891), S4256 [27AP] (see H.R. 2048), H3858 [8JN]

———prohibit use of certain ammunition (see S. 153), S342 [19JA]

———protect and enforce the right to obtain and use firearms for security, self-defense, and other legitimate purposes (see H.R. 347), H268 [19JA]

———provide grants to encourage State and local law enforcement agencies to detain students bringing guns to schools (see H.R. 831), H794 [24FE]

———reduce gun trafficking by prohibiting bulk purchases of handguns (see S. 407), S1414 [10FE]

———regulate the manufacture and sale of armor-piercing ammunition and laser sights (see H.R. 2421), H5332 [1JY]

———regulation of dealers (see S. 1306), S7931 [30JN] (see H.R. 2443), H5333 [1JY]

———regulation of transfers at gun shows (see H.R. 1903), H3460 [20MY] (see H.R. 2122), H4126 [10JN]

———regulation of transfers at gun shows (H.R. 902), consideration (see H. Res. 193), H3694 [26MY]

———regulation of transfers at gun shows (H.R. 2122), consideration (see H. Res. 209), H4340 [15JN]

———repeal permanent ban on possession of firearms by persons convicted of certain felonies (see H.R. 3444), H12791 [18NO]

———require persons to obtain a State license before receiving a handgun or ammunition (see H.R. 2916), H8556 [22SE]

———require reporting of buyer's residence to law enforcement officials and a waiting period before purchase of a handgun (see S. 457), S1926 [24FE] (see H.R. 1062), H1162 [10MR]

———restrict the sale or other transfer of armor piercing ammunition and its components disposed of by the Army (see S. 1532), S10389 [5AU] (see H.R. 2729), H7881 [5AU]

———strengthen ban against assault weapons by restricting availability of such weapons and their component parts (see H.R. 1428), H2130 [15AP]

———study marketing practices of the firearms industry (see H.R. 2063), H3858 [8JN]

———tribute to Project Exile and the prosecution of Federal firearms offenses (see H. Res. 205), H4128 [10JN]

———use of antique firearms (see H.R. 2377), H5091 [29JN]

Flag—U.S.: constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration (see S.J. Res. 14), S2840 [17MR] (see H.J. Res. 5), H243 [7JA] (see H.J. Res. 33), H795 [24FE]

———constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration (H.J. Res. 33), consideration (see H. Res. 217), H4733 [22JN]

———desecration (see H. Con. Res. 142), H4822 [23JN]

———protect (see S. 931), S4487 [30AP]

Foreign aid: prohibit U.S. economic assistance for countries that ratify the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (see H.R. 2381), H5091 [29JN]

———provide alternative certification procedures for major drug producing and transit countries (see S. 554), S2366 [5MR]

———require more explanation of actions and improve certification procedures for major drug producing and transit countries (see S. 1271), S7527 [23JN]

Foreign Assistance Act: clarify definition of ``major drug-transit country'' under international narcotics control program (see H.R. 2608), H6423 [26JY]

Foreign countries: establish court-martial jurisdiction over civilians serving with Armed Forces and Federal jurisdiction over crimes committed outside the U.S. by civilians accompanying U.S. Armed Forces (see S. 768), S3634 [13AP]

———establish Federal jurisdiction over crimes committed outside the U.S. by civilians employed by, or accompanying, the U.S. Armed Forces (see H.R. 3380), H12107 [16NO]

———increase cooperation on extradition efforts between the U.S. and foreign governments (see H.R. 3212), H11480 [3NO]

Foreign Narcotics Kingpin Designation Act: clarify the standing of U.S. citizens to challenge the blocking of assets (see S. 1982), S15089 [19NO]

Foreign policy: deter and punish international crime, protect U.S. nationals and interests at home and abroad, and promote global cooperation against international crime (see S. 1754), S12931 [20OC]

Gambling: restore the effectiveness of State laws over gambling cruises-to-nowhere (see H.R. 316), H242 [7JA]

GAO: require study and report on violence by postal employees (see H.R. 2385), H5091 [29JN]

Geneva Conventions: celebrate anniversary and recognize the humanitarian safeguards these treaties provide in times of armed conflict (see S. Con. Res. 31), S4945 [10MY] (see H. Con. Res. 102), H2920 [6MY]

Government: require Congress and the President to fulfill their constitutional duty to take personal responsibility for Federal laws (see H.R. 2301), H4734 [22JN]

Government regulations: debarment or suspension from Federal procurement and nonprocurement activities of persons that violate certain labor and safety laws (see S. 1339), S8085 [1JY] (see H.R. 1227), H1596 [23MR]

Hate crimes: combat (see S. 1406), S8952 [21JY]

———enhance Federal enforcement (see S. 622), S2729 [16MR] (see H.R. 77), H234 [7JA] (see H.R. 1082), H1257 [11MR]

Health: improve Federal enforcement against health care fraud and abuse (see H.R. 308), H242 [7JA]

———prohibit discrimination or retaliation against health care workers who report unsafe conditions and practices (see H.R. 137), H236 [7JA]

———provide access, ensure privacy, and impose penalties on unauthorized use of certain health information (see H.R. 1057), H1162 [10MR]

Health care facilities: protect rights of residents of federally funded facilities (see S. 750), S3440 [25MR]

Health care professionals: establish a national abusive and criminal background check system for patient care workers (see S. 1445), S9378 [27JY] (see H.R. 2627), H6582 [27JY]

———establish demonstration projects to provide specialized assistance to victims of sexual assault and interpersonal violence in hospital emergency rooms (see H.R. 3287), H11853 [9NO]

———training of students relative to identification and referral of victims of domestic violence (see S. 198), S343 [19JA]

———training to identify, address, and prevent domestic violence (see H.R. 3317), H11954 [10NO]

Higher Education Act: repeal provisions prohibiting persons convicted of drug offenses from receiving student financial assistance (see H.R. 1053), H1162 [10MR]

Housing: provide for reviews of criminal records of applicants for participation in shared housing arrangements (see H.R. 243), H240 [7JA]

Human rights: combat trafficking in human beings and provide assistance to victims (see S. 1842), S13679 [2NO] (see H.R. 3154), H11067 [27OC] (see H.R. 3244), H11702 [8NO]

———prevent trafficking of women and children for forced prostitution and labor (see S. 600), S2576 [11MR] (see H.R. 1238), H1596 [23MR] (see H.R. 1356), H1802 [25MR]

Immigration: arrival and departure requirements for Canadian citizens relative to automated entry and exit control systems (see S. 745), S3439 [25MR] (see H.R. 1250), H1695 [24MR]

———assessment of civil penalties against illegal aliens and persons smuggling aliens within the U.S. (see H.R. 3076), H10119 [14OC]

———deport aliens who associate with known terrorists (see H.R. 334), H267 [19JA] (see H.R. 1745), H2997 [11MY]

———extend the time period for admission of certain aliens as nonimmigrants and authorize appropriations for refugee assistance programs (see S. 1713), S12319 [8OC] (see H.R. 3061), H9899 [12OC]

———grant relief to certain permanent resident aliens adversely affected by changes made to the definition of aggravated felony (see H.R. 2999), H9241 [1OC]

———increase State Criminal Alien Assistance Program funding and provide Federal reimbursement for treatment of illegal aliens (see S. 1709), S12234 [7OC]

———modify implementation requirements for automated entry and exit control systems (see H.R. 1650), H2545 [29AP]

———preclude removal of an alien who unlawfully voted solely due to a misunderstanding of his or her eligibility to vote or citizenship status (see H.R. 2721), H7881 [5AU]

———prevent admission, require removal, and authorize investigation of aliens who commit acts of torture or genocide abroad (see S. 1375), S8630 [15JY] (see H.R. 2642), H6598 [29JY] (see H.R. 3058), H9899 [12OC]

———protection of battered immigrant women (see H.R. 3083), H10119 [14OC]

———remove aliens who aid or abet a terrorist organization or an individual who has conducted, is conducting, or is planning to conduct a terrorist activity (see H.R. 2184), H4222 [14JN]

———specify harsh imprisonment upon reentry to the U.S. for certain criminal aliens that were deported for initial conviction and commit another felony after reentry (see H.R. 2226), H4341 [15JN]

Immigration and Nationality Act: restore certain provisions relative to the definition of aggravated felony (see H.R. 3272), H11852 [9NO]

———revise certain amendments relative to criminal aliens and admission procedures (see S. 173), S342 [19JA]

Incentive Grants for Local Delinquency Prevention Programs Act: authorizing appropriations (see H.R. 1721), H2919 [6MY]

Independent counsel: reform statute (see S. 1297), S7819 [29JN]

Independent Counsel Commission: establish (see H.R. 3005), H9303 [4OC]

Individuals With Disabilities Education Act: expulsion from school and termination of educational services for any disabled student carrying a weapon to school or a school function (see S. 969), S4792 [5MY] (see H.R. 1295), H1799 [25MR]

International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia: vigorous prosecution of war crimes, genocide, and crimes against humanity (see S. Con. Res. 33), S5834 [24MY]

International law: judicial remedies for U.S. persons injured as a result of foreign violations of arbitral obligations (see H.R. 2352), H4911 [24JN]

International Olympic Committee: applicability of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act to combat official corruption in international business transactions (see S. 797, 803), S3695 [14AP]

IRS: provide taxpayers with greater notice of any unlawful inspection or disclosure of their return or return information (see S. 898), S4346 [28AP]

Israel: condemn terrorist attacks that killed U.S. citizens (see S. Res. 115), S6857 [10JN]

Jackson, Joseph J. (Shoeless Joe): recognition of baseball accomplishments (see S. Res. 134), S8085 [1JY] (see H. Res. 269), H6759 [30JY]

Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act: amend (see S. 838), S3914 [20AP] (see H.R. 1498), H2202 [20AP]

———authorizing appropriations (see H.R. 1150), H1406 [17MR]

Kaczynski, David R. and Patrik, Linda E.: exclude from taxation any portion of rewards donated to victims of the Unabomber or used for attorneys' fees (see H.R. 622), H481 [8FE]

Law enforcement: authorization process to use clone pagers (see S. 411), S1438 [11FE]

———community policing programs (see S. 1760), S13011 [21OC] (see H.R. 3144), H10769 [25OC]

———facilitate exchange and collection of DNA identification information from violent offenders (see S. 903), S4346 [28AP] (see H.R. 2810), H7995 [8SE] (see H.R. 3375), H12107 [16NO]

———improve prevention and prosecution of police misconduct (see H.R. 2656), H6758 [30JY]

———improve the quality and credibility of forensic science services for criminal justice purposes (see S. 1196), S6790 [9JN] (see H.R. 2340), H4910 [24JN]

———limit access to body armor by violent felons and facilitate the donation of Federal surplus body armor to State and local law enforcement agencies (see S. 783), S3634 [13AP] (see H.R. 1424), H2054 [14AP]

———prevent misuse of genuine and counterfeit police badges by those seeking to commit a crime (see H.R. 2633), H6597 [29JY]

———prohibit agencies from imposing a waiting period for acceptance of reports on missing persons less than 21 years of age (see S. 1201), S6856 [10JN] (see H.R. 1647), H2545 [29AP]

———provide assistance to State and local forensic laboratories in analyzing DNA samples from convicted offenders (see H.R. 3087), H10120 [14OC]

———provide grants to law enforcement agencies to purchase firearms (see H.R. 3209), H11480 [3NO]

———unincorporated neighborhood watch programs funding (see S. 1082), S5586 [19MY]

Law enforcement officers: condemn acts of police brutality and use of excessive force (see H. Res. 124), H1473 [18MR]

———ensure that States provide due process in cases which could lead to dismissal, demotion, suspension, or transfer (see H.R. 3299), H11953 [10NO]

———establish a matching grant program to assist local governments in purchasing bullet resistant equipment (see S. 726), S3439 [25MR] (see H.R. 1807), H3170 [13MY]

———exempt from State laws prohibiting the carrying of concealed handguns (see H.R. 218), H239 [7JA] (see H.R. 1461), H2131 [15AP]

———improve the matching grant program to assist local governments in purchasing armor vests (see S. 521), S2209 [3MR]

———penalties for taking a firearm from a Federal officer (see H.R. 735), H643 [11FE]

———provide crime-fighting scholarships (see H.R. 1792), H3169 [13MY]

Lawyers and attorneys: reimburse individuals for attorneys' fees who are indicted by an independent counsel but found not guilty (see H.R. 943), H891 [2MR]

Libya: liquidate assets to pay for travel costs of families of the victims of the Pan Am flight 103 crash in attending the trial of the terrorist suspects in the crash (see H.R. 899), H889 [2MR]

Littleton, CO: mourn the loss of life, condemn the deadly violence, and commend law enforcement officials that assisted at Columbine High School (see H. Con. Res. 92), H2373 [27AP] (see H. Res. 148), H2304 [26AP]

———mourn the loss of life at Columbine High School and condemn this and previous incidents of deadly violence in schools (see H. Con. Res. 90), H2272 [21AP]

Mass transit: penalties for intentionally damaging vehicles or causing death or serious injury to transit employees or passengers (see H.R. 1080), H1257 [11MR]

Medicaid: allow fraud control units to investigate and prosecute fraud in Medicare and other Federal programs and elder abuse in residential facilities (see S. 1417), S9072 [22JY] (see H.R. 3045), H9645 [7OC]

———require criminal background checks on drivers providing medical assistance transportation services (see H.R. 2828), H8098 [9SE]

Medicare: combat fraud and abuse relative to partial hospitalization services (see H.R. 1543), H2299 [22AP]

———combat waste, fraud, and abuse (see S. 1231), S7218 [17JN] (see S. 1451), S9529 [28JY] (see H.R. 2229), H4341 [15JN] (see H.R. 3461), H12791 [18NO]

———combat waste, fraud, and abuse in home health service payments (see S. 255), S749 [20JA]

———require hospitals to establish and implement security procedures to reduce the likelihood of infant patient abduction and baby switching (see H.R. 76), H234 [7JA]

Mexico: disapprove foreign aid certification of drug enforcement efforts (see H.J. Res. 35), H891 [2MR] (see H.J. Res. 43), H1696 [24MR]

———improve counterdrug activities (see H.J. Res. 61), H5334 [1JY]

———renegotiation of extradition treaty so that the possibility of capital punishment will not interfere with the extradition of criminal suspects to the U.S. (see S. Res. 171), S9996 [2AU]

Milosevic, Slobodan: culpability for war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide in the former Yugoslavia (see H. Con. Res. 118), H3605 [25MY]

———prosecution as a war criminal (see S. Res. 105), S5834 [24MY]

Money: prevent smuggling of large amounts of currency or monetary instruments into or out of the U.S. (see H.R. 240), H240 [7JA]

Money laundering: combat and address vulnerabilities of private banking (see S. 1920), S14533 [10NO]

———eliminate in private banking, warn banks of countries with a concentration of money laundering, and require the FRS to include money laundering in the consideration of certain applications (see H.R. 1471), H2132 [15AP]

———eliminate in private banking and require the Dept. of the Treasury to take certain actions relative to countries with a concentration of money laundering activities (see H.R. 2905), H8468 [21SE]

Monuments and memorials: prohibit desecration of veterans' memorials (see H.R. 678), H585 [10FE]

Morality and ethics: establish a commission to study the culture and glorification of violence in the U.S. (see H.R. 1670), H2635 [4MY]

Motor vehicles: titling and registration requirements relative to salvage, nonrepairable, and rebuilt vehicles (see S. 655), S2840 [17MR] (see S. 678), S3122 [23MR]

National Center for Missing and Exploited Children: authorizing appropriations (see S. 249), S344 [19JA] (see H.R. 905), H889 [2MR]

National Center for Rural Law Enforcement: funding (see H.R. 2564), H6018 [20JY]

National Commission on the Prevention of School Violence: establish (see H.R. 1556), H2304 [26AP]

National Commission on Youth Crime and School Violence: establish (see H.R. 1988), H3710 [27MY]

National Correctional Officers and Employees Week: designate (see S. Res. 29), S895 [22JA]

National Inhalants and Poisons Awareness Week: designate (see S. Res. 47), S1644 [12FE]

National objectives: policy to control crime and reform court procedures (see S. 9), S338 [19JA] (see S. 412), S1438 [11FE] (see S. 899), S4346 [28AP]

National parks and recreation areas: prohibit sex offenders from entering (see H.R. 1925), H3604 [25MY]

National Peace Officers Memorial Day: designate (see S. Res. 22), S345 [19JA] (see H. Res. 165), H2997 [11MY]

National School Violence Victims' Memorial Day: designate (see S. Res. 53), S2008 [25FE]

National security: protect agricultural and food supply system from industrial sabotage and terrorist threats (see S. Con. Res. 24), S3440 [25MR]

National Youth Violence Commission: establish (see S. 1001), S5036 [11MY] (see H.R. 2093), H4022 [9JN]

NIST: improve computer security (see H.R. 2413), H5331 [1JY]

Occupational Safety and Health Act: expand protection of safety and health of employees (see S. 653), S2840 [17MR]

———increase penalties relative to violations that result in the death of an employee (see S. 651), S2840 [17MR]

Office of Inspector General Oversight Council: establish (see H.R. 305), H242 [7JA]

Omnibus Consolidated and Emergency Supplemental Appropriations Act: technical corrections relative to international narcotics control and law enforcement assistance (see H.R. 1379), H1971 [13AP]

Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act: provide additional protections to victims of rape (see H.R. 3088), H10120 [14OC]

———reduce the amount of funds to States that have not implemented certain provisions (see H.R. 2061), H3858 [8JN]

Pensions: clarify primacy of State regulations prohibiting individuals from benefitting from crimes involving the death of pension plan participants (see S. 1979), S15089 [19NO]

Political campaigns: expand required spending reports and transfer enforcement of campaign finance laws from the FEC to the Dept. of Justice (see H.R. 32), H225 [6JA]

———prohibit contributions from individuals that are not U.S. citizens (see H.R. 69), H233 [7JA]

Pollard, Jonathan J.: advocate serving of full sentence of life imprisonment and oppose pardon, reprieve, or any other executive clemency (see H. Con. Res. 16, 18), H272 [19JA]

Postal Service: protect consumers from deceptive marketing practices which use sweepstakes to entice the purchase of goods or services (see S. 301), S895 [22JA]

———require sweepstakes companies to set up a uniform-toll free number whereby consumers can request the removal of their names from mailing lists (see S. 975), S4887 [6MY]

Privacy: enhance protections for electronic information, ensure uniform protections for purchase or rental of certain media, and promote use of encryption technology while balancing law enforcement needs (see S. 854), S4028 [21AP]

———strengthen and clarify prohibitions on electronic eavesdropping (see H.R. 514), H416 [3FE]

———strengthen and clarify prohibitions on electronic eavesdropping (H.R. 514), consideration (see H. Res. 77), H714 [23FE]

Public Safety and Community Policing Grants: reauthorize (see H.R. 1694), H2809 [5MY]

Public welfare programs: deny benefits to individuals who participated in Nazi war crimes during World War II (see S. 1249), S7325 [21JN] (see H.R. 1788), H3169 [13MY]

Refugees: provide a comprehensive program of support for victims of torture (see S. 1491), S10221 [4AU] (see H.R. 2367), H5091 [29JN]

———reaffirm U.S. commitment to protecting refugees who are fleeing prosecution or torture (see S. 1940), S14696 [17NO]

Religion: protect sanctity of religious communications (see H.R. 546), H418 [3FE]

Right to Financial Privacy Act: prevent financial exploitation of older or disabled individuals (see H.R. 2062), H3858 [8JN]

Runaway and Homeless Youth Act: reauthorize (see S. 249), S344 [19JA] (see H.R. 905), H889 [2MR]

Sacramento, CA: condemn arson at three area synagogues and affirm opposition to all forms of hate crimes (see S. Res. 136), S8085 [1JY] (see H. Res. 219), H4822 [23JN] (see H. Res. 225), H4993 [25JN] (see H. Res. 226), H5092 [29JN]

Safe Night USA: designate (see S. Res. 112), S6286 [27MY]

Schools: authorize grants to local educational agencies to carry out school violence prevention and school safety activities in secondary schools (see S. 1286), S7590 [24JN]

———enhance safety (see S. 1465), S9744 [29JY] (see H.R. 1895, 1898), H3460 [20MY]

———ensure safety by increasing police presence (see H.R. 1531), H2299 [22AP]

———ensure safety by waiving local matching requirement under Community Oriented Policing Program relative to placement of law enforcement officers in local schools (see S. 850), S4028 [21AP]

———ensure safety through prevention and intervention programs (see S. 973), S4887 [6MY]

———establish a School Security Technology Center and authorize grants for local school security programs (see H.R. 2034), H3857 [8JN]

———establish school violence prevention hotlines (see H.R. 1589), H2373 [27AP] (see H.R. 1937), H3605 [25MY]

———expulsion of students for possession of guns or illegal drugs (see S. 44), S339 [19JA]

———provide grants to reduce drug-related transactions and drug use in one-mile areas surrounding elementary and secondary schools (see H.R. 2410), H5178 [30JN]

———support of State and local initiatives to address the problem of school violence (see H. Res. 399), H12794 [18NO]

———waive local matching requirement under the Community Oriented Policing Program to allow placement of law enforcement officers in schools (see H.R. 2371), H5091 [29JN]

Secret Service: clarify authority relative to former Presidents and families, events of national significance, threat assessment, subpoena issuance, and forfeiture of computers and other counterfeiting devices (see H.R. 3048), H9645 [7OC]

———establish a protective function privilege (see S. 1360), S8373 [13JY]

Securities: allow Federal enforcement actions based on State enforcement actions against microcap securities fraud and broaden SEC regulation of rogue brokers (see S. 1189), S6790 [9JN]

Senate: authorize taking of photographs in the Senate Chamber during the roll call vote on the articles of impeachment against President Clinton (see S. Res. 36), S1439 [11FE]

———establish a special committee to study the causes of firearms violence (see S. Res. 163), S9224 [26JY]

Senior citizens: ensure protection from institutional, community, and domestic violence, and sexual assault (see H.R. 2590), H6352 [22JY]

———prevent abuse (see H.R. 1984), H3710 [27MY]

———prevent and increase penalties for crimes such as health care, pension, and telemarketing fraud, and nursing home abuse and fraud (see S. 751), S3440 [25MR] (see H.R. 1862), H3391 [19MY]

———warn of the dangers of telemarketing fraud, including Internet fraud, and provide information that will help them protect themselves (see S. 699), S3246 [24MR] (see H.R. 612), H460 [4FE]

Serbia: undertake efforts to secure the release of CARE (relief organization) workers being held prisoner (see S. Res. 135), S8085 [1JY] (see H. Con. Res. 144), H5091 [29JN]

Sex offenses: life imprisonment for repeat offenders who commit sex offenses against children (see H.R. 1989), H3710 [27MY]

Social Security: prevent distribution of benefits to prisoners (see H.R. 1918), H3604 [25MY]

Stalking: expand prohibition (see S. 1660), S11640 [29SE] (see H.R. 1869), H3391 [19MY]

States: encourage incarceration of individuals convicted of murder, rape, or child molestation (see S. 668), S3000 [19MR] (see H.R. 894), H888 [2MR]

———expedite review of criminal records of applicants for private security officer employment (see H.R. 60), H233 [7JA]

———funding relative to legislation requiring death penalty in certain cases (see H.R. 282), H241 [7JA]

———provide grants to improve reporting of unidentified and missing persons (see H.R. 1915), H3604 [25MY]

———require States to pass laws requiring witnesses of child sexual abuse to report such crimes to the police (see S. 793), S3695 [14AP]

———treatment of Federal highway funds relative to suspension of driving privileges of minors convicted of drunken driving (see H.R. 2274), H4615 [17JN]

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration: assist local communities coordinate services for juvenile offenders transitioning from the juvenile justice system back into their communities (see S. 1046), S5264 [13MY]

———promote State flexibility and accountability, support youth prevention and treatment programs, and respond to incidents of teen violence (see S. 976), S4887 [6MY]

Surgeon General: importance of report on media and violence (see S.J. Res. 23), S4433 [29AP] (see H.J. Res. 47), H2469 [28AP]

Taxation: increase excise tax on firearms and earmark revenue for juvenile justice and delinquency prevention programs (see H.R. 3139), H10769 [25OC]

———prohibit denial of unemployment compensation solely on the basis of leaving employment due to a reasonable fear of domestic violence (see H.R. 2370), H5091 [29JN]

———require child support delinquent parents to include their unpaid obligation in gross income, and allow custodial parents a deduction for unpaid child support (see H.R. 816), H793 [24FE]

———treatment of transfer or sale of certain ammunition (see S. 152), S342 [19JA]

Telecommunications: require a health insurance issuer, health plan, or health care provider to obtain an enrollee's or patient's consent relative to the interception of oral, wire, or electronic communications (see S. 782), S3634 [13AP]

———require consent of all parties relative to interception of oral, wire, or electronic communications (see S. 781), S3634 [13AP]

Telephones: protect consumers against slamming and cramming and provide jurisdiction over deceptive trade practices to the FTC (see S. 58), S339 [19JA] (see H.R. 2727), H7881 [5AU]

———regulate interstate commerce in the use of mobile telephones and strengthen and clarify prohibitions on electronic eavesdropping (see H.R. 3489), H12792 [18NO]

Television: prohibit broadcast of violent programming during designated time period in which children are likely to be watching (see S. 876), S4184 [26AP]

Terrorism: modify enforcement of certain anti-terrorism judgements (see S. 1796), S13165 [26OC]

———modify the enforcement of certain anti-terrorism judgments (see H.R. 3382), H12107 [16NO] (see H.R. 3485), H12792 [18NO]

Tobacco products: smuggling prevention programs (see H.R. 2503), H5570 [14JY]

Trademarks: prohibit the unauthorized destruction, modification, or alteration of product identification codes (see H.R. 2100), H4022 [9JN]

———protect consumers and promote electronic commerce by amending certain trademark infringement, dilution, and counterfeiting laws (see S. 1255), S7325 [21JN] (see S. 1461), S9744 [29JY]

U.S. Sentencing Commission: appointment of certain members relative to victims of violent crime (see S. 500), S2095 [2MR]

Unemployment: eligibility for compensation for individuals leaving employment relative to victimization by sexual harassment or loss of child care (see H.R. 931), H890 [2MR]

Urban areas: provide grants to organizations to develop youth intervention models (see H.R. 102), H235 [7JA]

Victims: enhance rights and protections (see S. 934), S4487 [30AP]

Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act: applicability of mandatory minimum penalties in certain cases (see H.R. 913), H889 [2MR]

———use of certain grant funds to provide parental education (see H.R. 2742), H7882 [5AU]

Volunteer workers: eliminate the requirement that fingerprints be supplied for background checks (see H.R. 3410), H12108 [16NO]

Voting: secure the Federal voting rights of persons who have been released from incarceration (see H.R. 906), H889 [2MR]

Walsh, John: award Congressional Gold Medal (see H.R. 986), H1011 [4MR]

Weapons: restrict the mail order sale of body armor (see H.R. 1423), H2054 [14AP]

———strengthen firearms and explosives laws (see S. 995), S5036 [11MY] (see H.R. 1768), H3085 [12MY]

Witnesses: ensure safety of witnesses and promote notification of interstate relocation of witnesses by State engaging in that relocation (see H.R. 186), H238 [7JA]

Women: address economic obstacles of domestic violence victims (see S. 1069), S5484 [18MY]

———ensure that older women are protected from institutional, community, and domestic violence, and sexual assault (see S. 1987), S15089 [19NO]

———reauthorize Federal programs to prevent violence against women (see S. 51), S339 (see S. 245), S344 [19JA] (see H.R. 357), H268 (see H.R. 422), H271 [19JA] (see H.R. 1248), H1695 [24MR]

World War II: require apology and reparation of victims of Japanese war crimes (see H. Res. 304), H8665 [24SE]

———require disclosure of classified information on chemical and biological experiments carried out by Japan (see S. 1902), S14532 [10NO]

Briefs

Impeachment trial of President Clinton: Senator Leahy, S1579-S1590 [12FE]

Broadcasts

Assessment of causes of youth violence: Paul Harvey, H4670 [22JN]

Cloture motions

Children and youth: promote accountability for violent and repeat juvenile offenders (H.R. 1501), S9209 [26JY], S9451 [28JY]

———promote accountability for violent and repeat juvenile offenders (H.R. 1501), motion to proceed, S9014 [22JY]

Clinton, President: conditional clemency for prisoners convicted of crimes connected to activities of Puerto Rican nationalist group (S.J. Res. 33), motion to proceed, S10720 [10SE], S10771 [13SE]

Cost Estimates

Child Abuse Prevention and Enforcement Act (H.R. 764): CBO, H9350 [5OC]

Youth Drug and Mental Health Services Act (S. 976): CBO, S13252-S13254 [27OC]

Court documents

Allegations of releasing information to the media relative to independent counsel investigations: Kenneth W. Starr, H280 [2FE]

Court documents—Impeachment trial

Answer to articles of impeachment: President Clinton, S61-S63 [14JA]

Barbara Battalino's testimony relative to lying under oath about sex in a civil case, S1303 [6FE]

Betty Currie's cell phone records, S80 [14JA]

Betty Currie's grand jury testimony on President Clinton's post-deposition statements relative to relationship with Monica S. Lewinsky, S83 [14JA]

Chronology of events after receipt of subpoena by Monica S. Lewinsky in Jones v. Clinton, S80 [14JA]

Chronology of Monica S. Lewinsky filing affidavit in Jones v. Clinton, S82 [14JA]

Chronology of Monica S. Lewinsky signing affidavit in Jones v. Clinton and receipt of job in New York, S82 [14JA]

Chronology of President Clinton's activities after deposition in Jones v. Clinton, S83 [14JA]

Chronology of President Clinton's final meeting with Monica S. Lewinsky and concealment of gifts, S81 [14JA]

Court of Appeals decision on subpoenas issued to Monica S. Lewinsky and Francis D. Carter, S120-S130 [14JA]

Debriefing of Monica S. Lewinsky by House managers prior to testimony in impeachment trial of President Clinton: Kenneth W. Starr, Robert J. Bittman, and Joseph M. Ditkoff, Office of Independent Counsel, S1796 [23FE]

———Norma H. Johnson, U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, S1798 [23FE]

Definition of sexual relations in Jones v. Clinton, S134 [14JA]

Dick Morris' grand jury testimony on President Clinton's denials of sexual relations with Monica S. Lewinsky, S84 [14JA]

District Court order relative to discovery in Jones v. Clinton, S99-S102 [14JA]

Facsimile transmission of witness list in Jones v. Clinton, S79, S137 [14JA]

John D. Podesta's grand jury testimony on President Clinton's denials of sexual relations with Monica S. Lewinsky, S84 [14JA]

Los Angeles (CA) Times article on ``Talking Points'' for Presidential aides relative to President Clinton's relationship with Monica S. Lewinsky, S141-S145 [14JA]

Monica S. Lewinsky's affidavit in Jones v. Clinton, S82, S131-S133 [14JA]

Monica S. Lewinsky's draft affidavit in Jones v. Clinton, S82 [14JA]

Monica S. Lewinsky's gifts given to President Clinton, S77 [14JA]

Monica S. Lewinsky's grand jury testimony (excerpt), S1794, S1795 [23FE]

Monica S. Lewinsky's grand jury testimony on President Clinton's statements about concealing gifts, S82 [14JA]

Monica S. Lewinsky's video deposition (excerpts), S1212-S1229 [4FE], S1290, S1291, S1293, S1294, S1295, S1296, S1297, S1298, S1299, S1304, S1305, S1306, S1307, S1308, S1309, S1316 [6FE], S1347, S1348 [8FE]

Options available to witnesses testifying before a grand jury, S84 [14JA]

President Clinton's contacts alone with Monica S. Lewinsky, S77 [14JA]

President Clinton's deposition in Jones v. Clinton (excerpt), S176-S188 [14JA]

President Clinton's gifts given to Monica S. Lewinsky, S78 [14JA]

President Clinton's grand jury testimony (excerpts), S84, S172-S175, S189 [14JA]

President Clinton's response to interrogatory in Jones v. Clinton, S80 [14JA]

President Clinton's response to Jones v. Clinton, S103-S119 [14JA]

President Clinton's responses to Committee on Judiciary (House) questions relative to relationship with Monica S. Lewinsky, S146-S171 [14JA]

President Clinton's telephone contacts with Monica S. Lewinsky, S77 [14JA]

President Clinton's video deposition (excerpts), S1290, S1293, S1297, S1298, S1300, S1313, S1314 [6FE], S1352 [8FE]

Reply to President Clinton's answer to articles of impeachment: House of Representative, S214 [14JA]

Reply to President Clinton's trial memorandum relative to impeachment: House of Representatives, S215-S221 [14JA]

Sidney Blumenthal's grand jury testimony on President Clinton's denials of sexual relations with Monica S. Lewinsky, S83 [14JA]

Sidney Blumenthal's video deposition (excerpts), S1246-S1254 [4FE], S1290, S1291, S1300, S1301, S1302, S1317 [6FE]

Subpoena to Monica S. Lewinsky in Jones v. Clinton, S80 [14JA]

``Talking Points'' for Presidential aides relative to President Clinton's relationship with Monica S. Lewinsky, S84, S139 [14JA]

Telephone records relative to impeachment of President Clinton, S85-S98 [14JA]

Transcript of Drudge Report relative to President Clinton's relationship with Monica S. Lewinsky, S135 [14JA]

Transcript of interview between Chris Matthews and Representative Rogan (excerpts), S1346 [8FE]

Trial memorandum relative to impeachment of President Clinton: House of Representatives, S63-S190 [14JA]

———President Clinton, S191-S214 [14JA]

Vernon E. Jordan. Jr.'s, grand jury testimony on involvement with job search for Monica S. Lewinsky, S83 [14JA]

Vernon E. Jordan, Jr.'s video deposition (excerpts), S1229-S1246 [4FE], S1292, S1293, S1294, S1295, S1296, S1297, S1298, S1310, S1311, S1312, S1313, S1314 [6FE], S1350, S1352 [8FE], S1800 [23FE]

Writ of summons to President Clinton: Senate, S60 [14JA]

Drafts

Complaint against Attorney General Reno relative to independent counsel appointment process, S7782-S7790 [29JN]

Essays

What Do You Feel Are the Causes of Violence Among Teenagers Today? Joanna Manuel, E2484 [19NO]

While You Were Sleeping. . . (AKA—The Truth About Gamma Hydroxy Butyrate): Trinka Porrata, H9870 [12OC]

Excerpts

Child Safety and Youth Violence Prevention Act (H.R. 1501): Goodling amendment on Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act provisions on mental health treatment, H4515 [17JN]

Louis D. Brown Peace Fellows writings, E1397 [24JN]

Science at It's Best, Security at It's Worst—Report on Security Problems at the U.S. Dept. of Energy: President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board, S8820 [20JY]

Weed and Seed and Best Practices Report: Ken DeVilling, Ocala, FL, Police Dept., H6762 [2AU]

Executive orders

National Emergency Relative to Narcotics Traffickers in Colombia: President Clinton, H11222 [2NO]

Explanations

Exempt Law Enforcement Officers From State Laws Prohibiting Carrying of Concealed Handguns (H.R. 218), E11 [6JA]

National Violence Prevention Initiative, S10738-S10741 [10SE]

Factsheets

Strengthening Abuse and Neglect Courts Act (S. 708), S3267 [24MR]

Flyers

Lakeside High School, Nine Mile Falls, WA, student walk out, S12688 [15OC]

Interviews

Debriefing of Monica S. Lewinsky by House managers prior to testimony in impeachment trial of President Clinton: Kenneth W. Starr, S1798 [23FE]

Letters

Address problem of disproportionate minority confinement in juvenile correctional facilities: several law professors, S5563 [19MY]

Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act: Phillip Bond, Information Technology Industry Council, S7336 [21JN]

Appoint Assistant U.S. Attorney for each judicial district to prosecute firearms offenses: Gilbert G. Gallegos, Fraternal Order of Police, E1180 [9JN]

Assist States to establish and maintain computer records of violent juvenile offenders: Gilbert G. Gallegos, Fraternal Order of Police, H4376 [16JN]

Child Abuse Prevention and Enforcement Act: Barry B. Anderson, CBO, H9350 [5OC]

Child Custody Protection Act: Joel J. Alpert, American Academy of Pediatrics and Lawrence S. Neistein, Society for Adolescent Medicine, H5108 [30JN]

Civil Asset Forfeiture Reform Act: James W. McMahon, New York State Police, H4870 [24JN]

———Katherine N. Lapp, New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services, H4869 [24JN]

Civil monetary penalties for false certification of eligibility for hospice care for Medicare beneficiaries: Karen Woods, Hospice Association of America, S14344 [9NO]

———Thomas A. Scully, Federation of American Health Systems, S14345 [9NO]

———Val J. Halamandaris, National Association for Home Care, S14344 [9NO]

Civil penalties in cases of false claims and fraud against the Government: Representative Berman and Senator Grassley, E1546 [14JY]

Community Reinvestment Act provisions of the Financial Services Modernization Act: Sandi Murphy, Iowa Coalition for Housing and the Homeless, S4777 [5MY]

Conditional clemency by President Clinton for prisoners convicted of crimes connected to activities of Puerto Rican nationalist group: Gilbert G. Gallegos, Fraternal Order of Police, S10810 [14SE]

Constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration of the U.S. Flag: Robert D. Evans, ABA, H4839 [24JN]

Corrections to Monica S. Lewinsky's deposition transcript: Plato Cacheris, Preston Burton, and Sydney Hoffman, S1229 [4FE]

Creation of a Federal task force to investigate law enforcement brutality and misconduct: Representative Danny K. Davis, H700 [23FE]

———Representative Owens, H700 [23FE]

Criminal background checks before the transfer of a handgun: Chuck Wexler, Police Executive Research Forum, H8604 [23SE]

———Curtis Lavarello, National Association of School Resource Officers, H8603 [23SE]

———Hubert Williams, Police Foundation, H8602 [23SE]

———Jess Quintero, Hispanic American Police Command Officers Association, H8604 [23SE]

———Kenneth T. Lyons, International Brotherhood of Police Officers, H8603 [23SE]

———Patrick J. Sullivan, Jr., Arapahoe County, CO, Sheriff's Office, H8603 [23SE]

———Robert L. Stewart, National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives, H8604 [23SE]

———Ronald S. Neubauer, International Association of Chiefs of Police, H8602 [23SE]

Criminal sentences for cocaine offenders: L. Anthony Sutin, Dept. of Justice, S14462 [10NO]

Date-Rape Drug Control Act: Judi Clark, S14874, S14875 [19NO]

———Trinka D. Porrata, S14874 [19NO]

Date-Rape Prevention Drug Act: Catherine H. Shaw, DEA, H9870 [12OC]

Debriefing of Monica S. Lewinsky by House managers prior to testimony in impeachment trial of President Clinton: Jacob A. Stein and Plato Cacheris, S1796 [23FE]

———Representative Hyde, S1795, S1797 [23FE]

———Robert J. Bittman, Office of Independent Counsel, S1796 [23FE]

———several Democratic Senators, S1797 [23FE]

Deny clemency to Leonard Peltier from life sentences being served for the murder of FBI agents: FBI Agents Association and Society of Former Special Agents of the FBI, H11473 [3NO]

Dept. of State report on crimes against humanity, war crimes, and evidence of genocide: Gregory H. Stanton, International Campaign To End Genocide, H5795 [19JY]

———Nina Shea, Centers for Religious Freedom, H5795 [19JY]

———Stephen Rickard, Amnesty International, H5795 [19JY]

Disclosure of classified information on chemical and biological experiments carried out by Japan during World War II: Sheldon H. Harris, S14542 [10NO]

Discovery precedents from the impeachment trial of Judge Alcee L. Hastings: Terrence J. Anderson, S1795 [23FE]

Discovery precedents from the impeachment trial of Judge Walter L. Nixon, Jr.: Wyche Fowler, Jr., S1795 [23FE]

Expand after-school programs to control juvenile crime and violence: Sanford A. Newman, Fight Crime Invest in Kids (organization), S2443 [9MR]

Expulsion from school and termination of educational services for any disabled student carrying a weapon to school or a school function, S5537 [19MY]

———B. Joseph Ballard, Council for Exceptional Children, S5686 [20MY]

———Bob Bowens, Buncombe County, NC, Public Schools, S5349 [14MY]

———Brenda Doss, The ARC (organization), S5687 [20MY]

———Brenda Lilienthal Welburn, National Association of State Boards of Education, S5687 [20MY]

———Don Jackson, Missouri Planning Council for Developmental Disabilities, S5686 [20MY]

———Harry Sylvester, Learning Disabilities Association of America, S5688 [20MY]

———Lana Kile and Wanda Willis, S5688 [20MY]

———Leanne E. Winner, North Carolina School Boards Association, S5349 [14MY]

———M. Doreen Croser, American Association of Mental Retardation, S5688 [20MY]

———Pamela L. Riley, Center for the Prevention of School Violence, S5349 [14MY]

———Patricia Jones, Easter Seals (organization), S5686 [20MY]

———Richard W. Riley, Sec. of Education, S5687 [20MY]

———Robert L. Stewart, National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives, S5687 [20MY]

———Sanford A. Newman, Fight Crime—Invest in Kids (organization), S5685 [20MY]

———Shirley Igo, National PTA, S5686 [20MY]

———Stephen J. Steurer, Correctional Education Association, S5685 [20MY]

Firearm Modification Act: John Stangl, San Mateo County, CA, Police Chiefs' and Sheriff's Association, E971 [14MY]

Firearms Rights, Responsibilities, and Remedies Act: Alex Penelas, S3137 [23MR]

———James K. Hahn, S3137 [23MR]

———Joseph P. Ganim, S3137 [23MR]

———Kathleen M. Sullivan, S3137 [23MR]

———Louise H. Renne, S3137 [23MR]

———Sarah Brady, Handgun Control Inc., S3138 [23MR]

Flag Protection Act: Bruce Fein, S4488 [30AP]

———Johnny H. Killian, Congressional Research Service, S4490 [30AP]

———Randall A. LeKander, AMVETS, S4492 [30AP]

Foreign aid certification of Mexico's drug enforcement efforts: George W. Bush, Governor of Texas, Jane Dee Hull, Governor of Arizonia, and Gary E. Johnson, Governor of New Mexico, H1265 [15MR]

Freeze assets of certain foreign narcotics traffickers and prohibit financial dealings with the U.S.: R. Richard Newcomb, Dept. of the Treasury, S14952, S14953, S14956 [19NO], H11227 [2NO]

———Senator Levin, S14955, S14956 [19NO]

Gun control: Tom Mauser, E1371 [23JN]

Gun lobby: Jeannie McColl, S5333 [14MY]

Honesty in Sweepstakes Act: Horace B. Deets, AARP, S924 [22JA]

Impeachment trial of President Clinton: Bobby Summers, S300 [16JA]

———William Summers, S300 [16JA]

International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia prosecution of war crimes, genocide, and crimes against humanity: Senator Specter, S6018 [26MY]

Investigation into use of excessive force by Coast Guard in detaining Cuban refugees: Representative Ros-Lehtinen, H5051 [29JN]

Law enforcement community policing programs: Edward F. Davis III, Lowell, MA, Police Dept., S8994 [22JY]

———Paul F. Evans, Boston, MA, Police Dept., S8993 [22JY]

———Paula C. Mera, Springfield, MA, Police Dept., S8994 [22JY]

Medicare Fraud Prevention and Enforcement Act: Cara C. Bachenheimer, Health Industry Distributors Association, S7224 [17JN]

———Christina A. Metzler, American Occupational Therapy Association, Inc., S7225 [17JN]

———Horace B. Deets, AARP, S7225 [17JN]

———Roger Marzano, Pedorthic Footwear Association, S7225 [17JN]

Microcap Fraud Prevention Act: Peter C. Hildreth, North American Securities Administrators Association, Inc., S6792 [9JN]

———Richard H. Walker, SEC, S6792 [9JN]

Missing, Exploited, and Runaway Children Protection Act: J.C. Myers, Vermont Coalition of Runaway and Homeless Youth Programs, S3873 [19AP]

———Miriam A. Rollin, National Network for Youth (organization), S3873 [19AP]

———Richard J. Tarplin, Dept. of HHS, S7921 [30JN], S11583 [28SE]

———Senator Leahy, Committee on the Judiciary (Senate), S7921 [30JN], S11583 [28SE]

Motor vehicle titling and registration requirements relative to salvage, nonrepairable, and rebuilt vehicles: Jennifer M. Granholm, Michigan Attorney General, S3125 [23MR]

———Patricia Sturdevant, National Association of Consumer Advocates, S3124 [23MR]

———Richard Blumenthal, Bill Lockyer, and Tom Miller, National Association of Attorneys General, S3124 [23MR]

National Peace Officers Memorial Day: Kenneth T. Lyons, International Brotherhood of Police Officers, S718 [19JA]

———Richard J. Gallo, Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association, S718 [19JA]

———Robert T. Scully, National Association of Police Organizations, Inc., S718 [19JA]

National Salvage Motor Vehicle Consumer Protection Act: Anne S. Ferro, Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration, S5022 [11MY]

———Edward R. Pemble, Idaho Dept. of Motor Vehicles, S5024 [11MY]

———Eltra Nelson, Chuck Schaub, and Victoria D. Whitlock, Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration, S5022 [11MY]

———Judith Overbeek, Michigan Dept. of State, S5023 [11MY]

———Kay Covington, Louisiana Dept. of Public Safety and Corrections, S5024 [11MY]

———Kenneth M. Beam, American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators, S5022 [11MY]

———Mari Miller, Oregon Dept. of Transportation, DMV Services, S5024 [11MY]

———Mike Gamble, Alabama Dept. of Revenue, Motor Vehicle Division/Title Section, S5025 [11MY]

———Richard E. Jackson, Jr., New York Dept. of Motor Vehicles, S5024 [11MY]

———Roger D. Cross, Wisconsin Dept. of Transportation, S5025 [11MY]

———Susan G. Pikrallidas, American Automobile Association, S14831 [18NO]

Needle exchange programs: C. Everett Koop, H6621 [29JY]

NRA mailing of membership applications to children: David L. Brody, S5334 [14MY]

Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe session in Russia: Senator Campbell, Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe, S8625 [15JY]

Parenting skills programs funding: A. Rae Simpson, S5557 [19MY]

———Dana McDermott Murphy, S5557 [19MY]

———Gretchen Gleaves, S5557 [19MY]

———Harriet Heath, S5557, S5558 [19MY]

———Sanford A. Newman, Fight Crime—Invest in Kids (organization), S5558 [19MY]

Patient Abuse Prevention Act: Donna E. Shalala, Sec. of HHS, E1674 [28JY]

———Elma Holder, National Citizens' Coalition for Nursing Home Reform, S9393 [27JY]

———Sarah Greene Burger, National Citizens' Coalition for Nursing Home Reform, E1675 [28JY]

Penalties for the use or sale of defective or uncertified aircraft parts, S11937 [5OC]

Permit State and local educational agencies to establish uniform disciplinary policies for possession of weapons under the Individuals With Disabilities Education Act: Anne L. Bryant, National School Boards Association, H4531 [17JN]

———Bruce Hunter, American Association of School Administrators, H4531 [17JN]

———Gerald Tirozzi, National Association of Secondary School Principals, H4530 [17JN]

Protect children from exposure to explicit sexual or violent material and prevent youth violence: Representative Conyers, Committee on the Judiciary (House), H4403 [16JN]

Provide a comprehensive program of support for victims of torture: Representative Bliley, H8425 [21SE]

———Representative Gilman, H8425 [21SE]

Regulation of firearm transfers at gun shows: Edward A. Flynn, Police Executive Research Forum, S5128 [12MY]

———Hubert Williams, Police Foundation, S5128 [12MY]

———Jess Quintero, Hispanic American Police Command Officers Association, S5129 [12MY]

———Kenneth T. Lyons, International Brotherhood of Police Officers, S6046 [26MY]

———Robert L. Stewart, National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives, S5129 [12MY]

Repeal certain habeas corpus requirements relative to Federal review of State judgments: several former attorneys general, S606 [19JA]

Resignation of President Clinton: Terrence Hogan, S1660 [12FE]

Safety in schools relative to tightening of gun laws: Karly Kupferberg, H4579 [17JN]

Slavery in Sudan: Alex J. Persinger, Highline Community School, Aurora, CO, H859, H862 [2MR]

———Alicia Hartman, Highline Community School, Aurora, CO, H862 [2MR]

———Alphonso T. McDonald, Highline Community School, Aurora, CO, H860, H862 [2MR]

———Barbara Vogel, Highline Community School, Aurora, CO, H859, H862 [2MR]

———Christina Manalastas, Highline Community School, Aurora, CO, H860, H862 [2MR]

———Cynthia Jurango, Highline Community School, Aurora, CO, H860, H862 [2MR]

———David Walker, Highline Community School, Aurora, CO, H859, H862 [2MR]

———Dong Cho, Highline Community School, Aurora, CO, H860, H862 [2MR]

———Doni Taipalus, Highline Community School, Aurora, CO, H859, H862 [2MR]

———Dwain Simmons, Highline Community School, Aurora, CO, H862 [2MR]

———Heather Pedigo, Highline Community School, Aurora, CO, H860 [2MR]

———James Coleman, Highline Community School, Aurora, CO, H862 [2MR]

———Josh Hook, Highline Community School, Aurora, CO, H860, H862 [2MR]

———Joshua Fleming, Highline Community School, Aurora, CO, H860, H862 [2MR]

———Keven Eastman, Highline Community School, Aurora, CO, H862 [2MR]

———Kristin Young, Highline Community School, Aurora, CO, H862 [2MR]

———Le Shai, Highline Community School, Aurora, CO, H862 [2MR]

———Lindy De Spain, Highline Community School, Aurora, CO, H860, H862 [2MR]

———Melvin Harmon, Highline Community School, Aurora, CO, H859, H862 [2MR]

———Miriam Moreno, Highline Community School, Aurora, CO, H860, H862 [2MR]

———Nicole Cimino, Highline Community School, Aurora, CO, H859, H862 [2MR]

———Richard Lucas, Highline Community School, Aurora, CO, H862 [2MR]

———Stacy Caruso, Highline Community School, Aurora, CO, H860, H862 [2MR]

———Thomas Turner, Highline Community School, Aurora, CO, H860, H862 [2MR]

Sloban Milosevic culpability for war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide in the former Yugoslavia: Representative Christopher H. Smith, Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe, E1084 [25MY]

Smaller schools are safer schools: Michael Klonsky, E1902 [21SE]

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration grants for religious organizations providing substance abuse treatment: Richard T. Foltin, Office of Government and International Affairs, S13860 [3NO]

———Rob Cavenaugh, Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregations, S13861 [3NO]

Television Parental Guidelines System and V-chip television sets: Jack Valenti, Motion Picture Association of America, Decker Anstrom, National Cable Television Association, and Edward O. Fritts, National Association of Broadcasters, S5207 [13MY]

———Kathryn Montgomery, Center for Media Education, S5207 [13MY]

———several organizations, S5206 [13MY]

———several Senators and former Senators, S5206 [13MY]

U.S. assistance to Bolivia's counternarcotics programs: Jorge F. Quiroga, Vice President of Bolivia, S7447 [22JN]

Unborn Victims of Violence Act: Annette DuVall, Texas Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, Inc., H9043 [30SE]

———Ken Roberts, H9043 [30SE]

Violent and Repeat Juvenile Offender Accountability and Rehabilitation Act: National Governors' Association, S5721 [20MY]

Violent Offender Incarceration/Truth-in-Sentencing Prison Construction Grant Program funding: several Governors, H7198 [4AU]

Waiting period before the purchase of firearms: Chuck Wexler, Police Executive Research Forum, S14468 [10NO]

———Curtis Lavarello, National Association of School Resource Officers, S14467 [10NO]

———Jess Quintero, Hispanic American Police Command Officers Association, S14467 [10NO]

———Kenneth T. Lyons, International Brotherhood of Police Officers, S14466 [10NO]

———Patrick J. Sullivan, Jr., Arapahoe County, CO, Sheriff's Office, S14466 [10NO]

———Robert L. Stewart, National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives, S14467 [10NO]

———Ronald S. Neubauer, International Association of Chiefs of Police, S14466 [10NO]

Lists

Agencies involved in establishing Minnesota as a High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area, S8047 [1JY]

Amendments to S. 254, Violent and Repeat Juvenile Offender Accountability and Rehabilitation Act, S5328 [14MY]

Californian policemen to be added to National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial, S5317 [13MY]

Cosponsors of Biden amendment on community policing programs to S. 1217, Depts. of Commerce, Justice, and State, the Judiciary, and related agencies appropriations, S8990 [22JY]

Court cases relative to the second amendment to the Constitution on the right to bear arms, H8646 [24SE]

Examples of horrible prison conditions involving juveniles, H4431 [16JN]

Examples of horrible prison conditions involving mentally ill and disabled prisoners, H4431 [16JN]

Examples of horrible prison conditions involving women, H4431 [16JN]

Global drug kingpins, E1192 [9JN]

Madison, NJ, Police Unity Tour participants, E1016 [19MY]

Major Mexican drug traffickers with outstanding extradition requests, H4725 [22JN]

Reform of Mexico's law enforcement legal system relative to certification of drug enforcement efforts, H918 [3MR]

Service members killed in terrorist attack on U.S. peacekeeping forces in Saudi Arabia, H4884 [24JN]

Violations of Federal and State laws by the alleged perpetrators of the crimes at Columbine High School, S4243 [27AP], H2332 [27AP]

Works that could be included in a Federal ban on violent or sexually suggestive materials, H4407 [16JN]

Memorandums

Address Problem of Disproportionate Minority Confinement in Juvenile Facilities: Roger Clegg, Center for Equal Opportunity, S5570 [19MY]

Flag Protection Act: Robert S. Peck, Robert M. O'Neil, and Erwin Chemerinsky, S4489 [30AP]

Impeachment Trial of President Clinton: Senator Specter, S1540, S1541-S1543 [12FE]

Medicare Waste, Fraud, and Abuse: Health Care Financing Administration, E643 [14AP]

Second Amendment and Gun Control Legislation: Robert A. Sedler, E1580 [16JY]

Messages

Extradition Treaty With Paraguay: President Clinton, S8422 [13JY]

Mutual Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters Treaty With Ukraine: President Clinton, S14590 [10NO]

National Drug Control Strategy: President Clinton, S1365 [8FE], H488 [9FE]

National Emergency Relative to Narcotics Traffickers in Colombia: President Clinton, S4573 [3MY], S12832 [19OC], S12929 [20OC], H2550 [3MY], H10275 [19OC], H10514 [20OC], H11224 [2NO]

National Money Laundering Strategy: President Clinton, S11359 [23SE], H8621 [23SE]

Western Hemisphere Drug Alliance: President Clinton, S1800 [23FE], H680 [23FE]

Motions

Abortion: prohibit taking minors across State lines to avoid State laws requiring parental notification (H.R. 1218), H5120 [30JN]

Children and youth: national policy to control juvenile crime and violence (S. 254), S5018 [11MY], S5142, S5145 [12MY], S5237, S5240 [13MY], S5326 [14MY], S5581, S5582 [19MY]

———promote accountability for violent and repeat juvenile offenders (H.R. 1501), H4555 [17JN], H6723 [30JY], H8563, H8567, H8595, H8600 [23SE], H8645, H8653, H8658 [24SE], H9965 [13OC], H10078 [14OC]

Copyrights: strengthen criminal copyright infringement laws (S. 1257), H6799 [2AU]

Firearms: regulation of transfers at gun shows (H.R. 2122), H4643 [18JN]

Trademarks: protect consumers and promote electronic commerce by amending certain trademark infringement, dilution, and counterfeiting laws (S. 1255), H10831 [26OC]

Motions—Impeachment trial

Impeachment Trial of President Clinton: Charles F.C. Ruff, S1210 [4FE]

———Representative Bryant, S992 [26JA]

———Representative Hutchinson, S944 [23JA], S1003 [26JA]

———Representative McCollum, S1200 [4FE]

———Senator Byrd, S963 [25JA]

———Senator Daschle, S1210 [4FE]

———Senator Harkin, S279 [15JA], S973 [25JA], S1010 [26JA]

———Senator Kerry, S890 [22JA]

———Senator Leahy, S995 [26JA]

———Senator Lott, S974 [25JA], S1385, S1386, S1387 [9FE]

———Senator Murray, S1209 [4FE]

Oaths

Senate Impeachment Trial of President Clinton: Senators, S41 [7JA]

———William H. Rehnquist, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, S41 [7JA]

Obituaries

Timbrook, Ricky L., H11679 [8NO]

Petitions

Pledge to encourage better attitudes and behavior by students to make schools safer, H2962 [11MY]

Petitions and memorials

AMVETS: Flag Protection Act, S4492 [30AP]

Mandatory disclosure of salvage history and major damage to motor vehicles: National Association of Attorneys General, S3125 [23MR]

Pledge

Solution to Youth Violence Problem, S10709 [9SE]

Poems

``It Is the Soldier,'' Denis E. O'Brien, H4795 [23JN]

``Profile of the Persecuting Prosecutors,'' Representative Owens, E122 [2FE]

``Your Laws,'' Darrell Scott, E1238 [14JN]

Press releases

Babies To Benefit From Smart Symphonies: National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, H4406 [16JN]

Debriefing of Monica S. Lewinsky by House Managers Prior to Testimony in Impeachment Trial of President Clinton: House Managers, S1797 [23FE]

National Motor Vehicle Title Information System: American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators, S5368 [14MY]

———Virginia Dept. of Motor Vehicles, S5368 [14MY]

Three Plead Guilty To Forcing Women Into Slavery and Prostitution in the Northern Mariana Islands: Dept. of Justice, S13047 [22OC]

Proclamations

House of Representatives' Submission of Articles of Impeachment Against President Clinton: James W. Ziglar, Senate Sergeant at Arms, S40, S41 [7JA], S50 [8JA]

Tribute to ``Great Kids Make Great Communities'' campaign, Fort Wayne, IN: Representative Souder, E2001 [1OC]

Proposals

Advisory Committee on Minority Veterans extension, E954 [13MY]

Penalties for the use or sale of defective or uncertified aircraft parts, S11937 [5OC]

Questions—Impeachment trial

Impeachment Trial of President Clinton, S869-S892 [22JA], S933-S956 [23JA]

———Senator Abraham, S936 [23JA]

———Senator Baucus, S947 [23JA]

———Senator Bayh, S891 [22JA]

———Senator Biden, S940 [23JA]

———Senator Bingaman, S880 [22JA], S946 [23JA]

———Senator Bond, S950 [23JA]

———Senator Boxer, S875 [22JA]

———Senator Bryan, S882 [22JA]

———Senator Byrd, S876 [22JA]

———Senator Chafee, S882 [22JA]

———Senator Collins, S939 [23JA]

———Senator Daschle, S937, S940 [23JA]

———Senator Dodd, S889 [22JA], S935 [23JA]

———Senator Dorgan, S953 [23JA]

———Senator Durbin, S887 [22JA]

———Senator Edwards, S890 [22JA]

———Senator Feingold, S885 [22JA]

———Senator Graham, S947 [23JA]

———Senator Harkin, S955 [23JA]

———Senator Hatch, S943 [23JA]

———Senator Kennedy, S884 [22JA], S943, S951 [23JA]

———Senator Kerrey, S945 [23JA]

———Senator Kerry, S890 [22JA]

———Senator Lautenberg, S939 [23JA]

———Senator Leahy, S935, S938, S949 [23JA]

———Senator Levin, S872 [22JA], S950, S954 [23JA]

———Senator Lieberman, S885 [22JA]

———Senator Lott, S877, S888, S890 [22JA], S939, S949 [23JA]

———Senator Murray, S941, S950 [23JA]

———Senator Nickles, S877, S887 [22JA]

———Senator Reed, S879 [22JA]

———Senator Reid, S891 [22JA], S933 [23JA]

———Senator Roberts, S890 [22JA]

———Senator Sarbanes, S871 [22JA]

———Senator Shelby, S950 [23JA]

———Senator Thompson, S942, S947 [23JA]

———Senator Wellstone, S938 [23JA]

———Senators Allard, Bunning, Coverdell, and Craig, S870 [22JA]

———Senators Ashcroft and Hatch, S874 [22JA]

———Senators Bennett, Brownback, Campbell, Hagel, Roth, Specter, and McConnell, S951 [23JA]

———Senators Bond, Brownback, Campbell, Hagel, Lugar, Hutchison, Roth, and Stevens, S953 [23JA]

———Senators Boxer, Feinstein, Landrieu, Mikulski, and Murray, S942 [23JA]

———Senators Boxer, Schumer, and Kohl, S889 [22JA]

———Senators Boxer and Johnson, S952 [23JA]

———Senators Campbell, Hagel, and Specter, S952 [23JA]

———Senators Cochran, Roth, Campbell, and Frist, S954 [23JA]

———Senators Collins and Feingold, S944 [23JA]

———Senators Conrad and Torricelli, S878 [22JA]

———Senators DeWine, Collins, and Murkowski, S937 [23JA]

———Senators DeWine, Santorum, and Fitzgerald, S938 [23JA]

———Senators Dodd and Leahy, S873 [22JA]

———Senators Dodd and Levin, S890 [22JA]

———Senators Domenici, Frist, McCain, and Warner, S890 [22JA]

———Senators Dorgan, Baucus, and Schumer, S874 [22JA]

———Senators Enzi and Coverdell, S871 [22JA]

———Senators Fitzgerald, Hatch, Gordon Smith, and Thurmond, S934 [23JA]

———Senators Gramm and Bob Smith, S884 [22JA]

———Senators Grassley, Bob Smith, Bunning, and Craig, S880 [22JA]

———Senators Hagel, Abraham, and Hatch, S956 [23JA]

———Senators Hatch, Thompson, and DeWine, S891 [22JA]

———Senators Hatch, Thompson, DeWine, and Warner, S887 [22JA]

———Senators Hatch and Burns, S889 [22JA]

———Senators Helms and Stevens, S945 [23JA]

———Senators Hutchison, Snowe, Allard, Collins, and Hatch, S942 [23JA]

———Senators Johnson and Leahy, S944 [23JA]

———Senators Kohl and Edwards, S937 [23JA]

———Senators Kyl and Mack, S950 [23JA]

———Senators Leahy, Harkin, Dorgan, and Reid, S886 [22JA]

———Senators Leahy, Schumer, and Wyden, S883 [22JA]

———Senators Lott and Thurmond, S935 [23JA]

———Senators Murkowski, Gregg, Grams, Thomas, Crapo, Thompson, and Hatch, S941 [23JA]

———Senators Nickles, Warner, Crapo, Helms, Inhofe, and Thurmond, S948 [23JA]

———Senators Nickles, Warner, Helms, Inhofe, and Thurmond, S945 [23JA]

———Senators Santorum, Gordon Smith, and Thomas, S878 [22JA]

———Senators Schumer and Kerrey, S888 [22JA]

———Senators Sessions, Gramm, Bob Smith, Inhofe, Allard, and Roberts, S876 [22JA]

———Senators Shelby and Snowe, S879 [22JA]

———Senators Snowe, Ashcroft, Enzi, Burns, Bob Smith, and Craig, S883 [22JA]

———Senators Snowe, Mack, Chafee, Burns, and Craig, S940 [23JA]

———Senators Specter, Frist, Bob Smith, Inhofe, Lugar, Brownback, Roth, and Crapo, S946 [23JA]

———Senators Specter, Helms, Abraham, Ashcroft, and Stevens, S891 [22JA]

———Senators Thompson, Grassley, Thurmond, Allard, Frist, Burns, and Inouye, S874 [22JA]

———Senators Thompson, Snowe, Enzi, Frist, Craig, DeWine, and Hatch, S885 [22JA]

———Senators Thompson and Snowe, S886 [22JA]

———Senators Thurmond, Grassley, Chafee, and Craig, S872 [22JA]

———Senators Thurmond and Bunning, S944 [23JA]

———Senators Torricelli and Kohl, S948 [23JA]

———Senators Torricelli and Rockefeller, S877 [22JA]

———Senators Voinovich, Jeffords, and Chafee, S938 [23JA]

Referendums

Legalization of Marijuana for Medical Treatment Initiative of 1998: District of Columbia, H6639 [29JY]

Remarks in House

Abortion: exempt adult siblings, grandparents, and religious persons from prohibition on taking minors across State lines to avoid State laws requiring parental notification, H5120, H5121 [30JN]

———prohibit taking minors across State lines to avoid State laws requiring parental notification (H.R. 1218), H3868 [9JN], H4830 [24JN], H5102-H5123 [30JN], E1485 [1JY]

———prohibit taking minors across State lines to avoid State laws requiring parental notification (H.R. 1218), consideration (H. Res. 233), H5099-H5102 [30JN]

———prohibit taking minors across State lines to avoid State laws requiring parental notification (H.R. 1218), motion to recommit, H5120, H5121 [30JN]

———prohibit taking minors across State lines to avoid State laws requiring parental notification (H.R. 3682), H638 [11FE]

———violence at abortion clinics, E172 [9FE]

Abu-Jamal, Mumia: invitation to be commencement speaker at Evergreen State College, H4027 [10JN]

Advisory Committee on Minority Veterans: extend, E954 [13MY]

Agency for Health Care Policy and Research: promote evidence-based clinical practices for examination and treatment of sexual assault victims and train health professionals in performance of medical evidentiary examinations, H8922 [28SE]

American Medical Association Alliance: tribute to Save America's Schools From Violence Program, H9903, H9904 [13OC]

Animals: ensure that all dogs and cats used by research facilities are obtained legally (H.R. 453), E784 [27AP]

———penalties for harming Federal law enforcement animals (H.R. 1791), H9831-H9833, H9836 [12OC], E2097 [14OC]

———prohibit certain conduct relative to elephants in circuses (H.R. 2929), H8560 [23SE], E1942 [23SE]

———punish the depiction of animal cruelty (H.R. 1887), H10267-H10273, H10274 [19OC], E1067 [24MY]

Argentina: corruption of judicial system, E653 [14AP], E1668 [28JY], E2133 [19OC]

———investigation of terrorist attack on Jewish Cultural Center in Buenos Aires (H. Con. Res. 163), E1669 [28JY]

———tribute to victims of terrorist bombings in Buenos Aires of Israeli Embassy in 1992 and Jewish Community Center in 1994, E454 [17MR], E1571 [16JY], E1591 [19JY]

Armed Forces: assignment of personnel to assist the INS and Customs Service with border control activities, H4036-H4038 [10JN], H5462 [14JY], H5576 [15JY]

———assignment of personnel to assist the INS and Customs Service with border control activities (H.R. 628), E309 [2MR]

Armenia: murder of government officials during terrorist attack on Parliament building, H10903, H10907, H10920 [27OC], H11070, H11073, H11074 [28OC], E2203 [27OC], E2216, E2218, E2221 [29OC], E2229 [1NO], E2451 [18NO]

———murder of government officials during terrorist attack on Parliament building (H. Con. Res. 222), H12010-H12015 [16NO]

Asian Americans: racial stereotyping relative to espionage and campaign fundraising investigations (H. Con. Res. 124), H11316-H11318 [2NO], E1242 [14JN]

Atascosa County, TX: tribute to law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty, E2109 [14OC]

Atlanta, GA: shootings in brokerage firms and murder of family by Mark Barton, H6726, H6728 [30JY]

Aurora, CO: tribute to Highline Community School students for efforts relative to slavery in Sudan, H858, H861 [2MR], H921 [3MR]

BATF: expand Youth Crime Gun Interdiction Initiative, H4437 [16JN]

Bay City, MI: tribute to Bay County Women's Center, E2062 [7OC]

Bergen County, NJ: Northwest Bergen Central Dispatch Center recipient of Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies Certificate of Public Safety Communications Accreditation, E915 [11MY]

Bolivia: tribute to counternarcotics programs, E2039 [6OC]

Bosnia and Herzegovina: investigation of war crimes, H251 [19JA]

Breton, Kerri: investigation into death from gamma y-hydroxybutyrate poisoning, H1599 [24MR]

Bristol, CT: tribute to Clara T. O'Connell School ``Bullyproofing'' violence prevention program, H4212 [14JN]

Brownsville, TX: tribute to Oliviera Middle School students for participation in the Concerned Businessmen's Association of America Set a Good Example Competition, E1423 [29JN]

Byrd, James, Jr.: condemn murder in Jasper, TX, and address issue of hate crimes, H724 [24FE]

———sentencing of John W. King for murder in Jasper, TX, H724 [24FE]

California: tribute to Youth Together Project for ``Week of Unity—One Land, One People'' anti-violence and social justice event, E1878 [15SE]

California Center for Family Survivors of Homicide: tribute to Justice for Homicide Victims, E1163 [8JN]

Campbell, George: Auburn, MA, Police Department Meritorious Service Medal recipient, E207 [11FE]

Capitol Building and Grounds: authorizing use of Grounds for National Peace Officers' Memorial Service (H. Con. Res. 44), H1497-H1499 [23MR]

———rename the Document Door of the Capitol as the Memorial Door (H. Con. Res. 158), H5848-H5853 [20JY], E1639 [22JY]

Carattini, Heriberto (Eddie): American Police Hall of Fame Law Enforcement Officer of the Year award recipient, E974 [14MY]

Centralia, IL: tribute to Mt. Moriah Christian Church rebuilding efforts, E1208 [10JN]

Child Abuse Prevention Month: observance, H1875 [13AP], H2517-H2522 [29AP], E739 [22AP]

Children and youth: address problem of disproportionate minority confinement in juvenile correctional facilities, H4391 [16JN]

———anti-gang programs funding, H4378, H4379 [16JN]

———assessment of causes of violence, H2227 [21AP], H2277 [22AP], H2475 [29AP], H2923 [10MY], H2963 [11MY], H3005, H3072-H3075 [12MY], H3286-H3289 [18MY], H3382-H3389 [19MY], H3439, H3447-H3449-H3456 [20MY], H3464 [24MY], H3868, H4014-H4016 [9JN], H4214 [14JN], H4477-H4486, H4552 [17JN], H4670 [22JN], H8601 [23SE], E860 [5MY], E880 [6MY], E1516 [12JY], E1691 [30JY]

———assessment of causes of violence relative to abortion, H3002 [12MY]

———assist State and local prosecutors, and law enforcement agencies, with implementation of juvenile justice witness assistance programs (H.R. 3132), E2164 [21OC]

———assist States to establish and maintain computer records of violent juvenile offenders, H4376 [16JN]

———authorize grants to provide juvenile accountability coordinators programs to hold nonviolent juvenile offenders accountable for their actions (H.R. 2913), E1917 [22SE]

———confidential toll-free school safety hotlines funding, H4380, H4381 [16JN]

———expand identification and intervention programs relative to juvenile violence, H4476 [17JN]

———federalize child support collection, H2104 [15AP]

———improve academic and social outcomes for students by providing productive activities during after school hours, H11378 [3NO]

———juvenile justice programs funding, H4377, H4378 [16JN]

———juvenile justice witness assistance programs funding, H4379, H4380 [16JN]

———meet mental health and substance abuse treatment needs of incarcerated children and youth (H.R. 837), E275 [24FE]

———mentoring programs funding, H4521, H4522 [17JN]

———national policy to control juvenile crime and violence, H3482-H3488 [24MY], H3507, H3509, H3510 [25MY], H3610, H3611, H3612, H3613, H3614 [26MY]

———national policy to control juvenile crime and violence (H.R. 2037), E1163 [8JN]

———national policy to control juvenile crime and violence (S. 254), E969 [14MY]

———national policy to control juvenile crime and violence (S. 254), return to Senate (H. Res. 249), H5677-H5680 [15JY]

———prevent the abuse and abduction of children (H.R. 3204), E2242 [2NO]

———prohibit taking a child hostage to evade arrest, H4426, H4427 [16JN]

———prohibit taking a child hostage to evade arrest (H.R. 51), E44 [7JA]

———promote accountability for violent and repeat juvenile offenders (H.R. 1501), H2276 [22AP], H3772, H3824 [8JN], H3870 [9JN], H4232, H4329 [15JN], H4345, H4347, H4349, H4364-H4469 [16JN], H4476-H4573 [17JN], H4663 [18JN], H4717-H4720 [22JN], H8559, H8561, H8563 [23SE], H8631, H8632 [24SE], H8877 [28SE], H11552 [4NO], H12173 [17NO], E1329, E1339, E1341 [18JN], E1972 [27SE], E2086 [13OC]

———promote accountability for violent and repeat juvenile offenders (H.R. 1501), consideration (H. Res. 209), H4350-H4364 [16JN]

———promote accountability for violent and repeat juvenile offenders (H.R. 1501), motion to instruct conferees, H6723-H6725 [30JY], H8439 [21SE], H8524-H8531 [22SE], H8563, H8595-H8613 [23SE], H8645-H8660 [24SE], H9965 [13OC], H10078-H10083 [14OC], E1960 [24SE]

———promote accountability for violent and repeat juvenile offenders (H.R. 1501), motion to recommit, H4569-H4572 [17JN]

———protect from abuse and violence, H2276 [22AP]

———protect from exposure to explicit sexual or violent material and prevent youth violence, H4401-H4414 [16JN]

———protect unborn victims of violence (H.R. 2436), H9028, H9044-H9073 [30SE], E2015 [1OC], E2044 [6OC]

———protect unborn victims of violence (H.R. 2436), consideration (H. Res. 313), H9040-H9044 [30SE]

———provide penalties for day care providers who misrepresent credentials or conditions or injure children in their care (H.R. 469), E121 [2FE]

———raise the age of minors from 16 to 18 years of age relative to transportation or sale of sexually explicit or offensive material, H4425, H4426 [16JN]

Children's Friend (organization): anniversary, E861 [5MY]

Children's Memorial Day: observance, H2225, H2244 [21AP], E745 [22AP]

———support goals and ideas and commend organizers (H. Res. 147), E746 [22AP]

Children's Memorial Flag Project: tribute, H2244 [21AP], E745 [22AP]

Chile: release of documents on the military coup by Augusto Pinochet and current human rights violations, E1472 [1JY], E1971 [27SE]

China, People's Republic of: Economic Support Fund funding for human rights and democracy activities in Tibet and Emergency Refugee and Migration Assistance Fund funding for Tibetan Refugee Program, H6836, H6837 [2AU]

———investigation of theft of nuclear missile technology from Los Alamos National Laboratory, H1017 [8MR], H1270, H1275 [16MR], H1339 [17MR], H1479 [23MR], H2122-H2125 [15AP], H2539-H2543 [29AP], H2907-H2910 [6MY], H2931, H2988-H2994 [11MY], H3004 [12MY], H3113, H3120 [13MY], H3510, H3511, H3512 [25MY], H6972 [4AU], H8084 [9SE], H8561 [23SE], E457 [17MR]

———U.S. policy, H4336-H4339 [15JN]

Civil liberties: protection from personal intrusion by Government, H316 [2FE]

Clayton County, GA: anniversary of Securus House, E324 [3MR]

Clinton, President: allegations of partisanship relative to impeachment proceedings, E122 [2FE]

———conditional clemency for prisoners convicted of crimes connected to activities of Puerto Rican nationalist group, H8002, H8004 [9SE], H8137 [13SE], H8354 [15SE], H8472, H8546-H8550 [22SE], H8560 [23SE], H8661 [24SE], H8878 [28SE], H9378 [5OC]

———conditional clemency for prisoners convicted of crimes connected to activities of Puerto Rican nationalist group (H. Con. Res. 180), H8012-H8020 [9SE], E1848 [13SE], E1882 [15SE]

———conditional clemency for prisoners convicted of crimes connected to activities of Puerto Rican nationalist group (H. Con. Res. 180), consideration (H. Res. 281), H8005-H8012 [9SE]

———contempt of court findings for giving false testimony, H1873 [13AP]

———impeachment, H309 [2FE], E12 [6JA], E16, E18-E20, E30, E35, E56 [7JA], E77 [20JA], E213 [11FE], E2523 [19NO]

Coast Guard: acquire coastal patrol craft and improve shore facilities for drug interdiction, H1378, H1379 [17MR]

———interdiction of Chinese vessels transporting illegal aliens to Guam, H1375 [17MR]

———investigation into use of excessive force in detaining Cuban refugees, H5050 [29JN], H5096, H5099 [30JN]

Cobb County, GA: tribute to YWCA, E2070 [7OC]

Cohen, William M.: efforts to combat anti-Semitism and human rights abuses in Russia and the former Soviet Union, E2462 [19NO]

Colombia: anti-narcotics equipment funding for National Police, H6685-H6687 [29JY]

———authorize urgent support to secure peace and the rule of law, and to enhance the effectiveness of anti-drug efforts, H12096-H12101 [16NO]

———condemn kidnapping and murder by Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) of Ingrid Washinawatok, Terence Freitas, and Lahe'ena'e Gay (H. Res. 181), H9259-H9261 [4OC]

———provide UH-60L Black Hawk helicopters to assist in drug enforcement efforts, H11206 [2NO], E892 [6MY]

———tribute to Colombia National Police on efforts to combat drugs, E892 [6MY]

———tribute to flower industry, H6826, H6827 [2AU]

———tribute to National Police for efforts to combat drugs, E2011, E2013 [1OC]

Commission on International Religious Freedom: Presidential appointments, H2308 [27AP]

Commission on International Religious Persecution: funding, H654-H656 [12FE]

Committee on Government Reform (House): television coverage of Johnny Chung's testimony on Chinese campaign contributions, H2309 [27AP]

Community development: promote livable communities initiatives, H11377 [3NO]

Computers: establish a grant program to assist State and local law enforcement in investigating and prosecuting computer crimes (H.R. 2816), E1801 [8SE]

———require Internet service providers to report child pornography violations to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (see H.R. 2708), H7025 [4AU]

Controlled Substances Act: civil liability for illegal manufacturers and distributors of controlled substances, H4442-H4445 [16JN]

Conyers, GA: shooting of students at Heritage High School, H3465 [24MY]

Copyrights: strengthen criminal copyright infringement laws, H3070 [12MY]

———strengthen criminal copyright infringement laws (H.R. 1761), H6798, H6799 [2AU], E930 [11MY]

———strengthen criminal copyright infringement laws (H.R. 3456), H12884 [18NO]

———strengthen criminal copyright infringement laws (S. 1257), H6799 [2AU]

———strengthen criminal copyright infringement laws (S. 1257), insert H.R. 1761 language in lieu, H6799 [2AU]

Correctional institutions: Federal funding for abortions, H7204-H7207 [4AU]

———increase monitoring of inmate conversations to detect and deter crimes committed by inmates using Federal telephones (H.R. 3014), H9308 [5OC]

———prohibit operation by private contractors and require persons convicted of Federal offenses be housed in facilities managed and maintained by Federal employees (H.R. 979), H8632 [24SE]

———protect female inmates from sexual misconduct (H.R. 3158), E2201 [27OC]

———tribute to Salvation Army Prison Card Program, E2503 [19NO]

Courts: appoint Assistant U.S. Attorney for each judicial district to prosecute firearms offenses (H.R. 2081), H3772 [8JN], E1180 [9JN]

———determination of cases alleging breach of secret Government contracts (H.R. 1548), E746 [22AP]

———improve procedures for Federal civil forfeitures (H.R. 1658), H4573 [17JN], H4854-H4879 [24JN], E1465 [1JY]

———improve procedures for Federal civil forfeitures (H.R. 1658), consideration (H. Res. 216), H4851-H4854 [24JN]

———increase Federal penalties for criminals who commit Federal crimes of violence against children, H4421, H4422 [16JN]

———increase mandatory minimum penalties for use of firearms during a violent or drug-related crime (H.R. 1330), E596 [25MR]

———increase penalties for bringing in and harboring certain aliens (H.R. 238), E13 [7JA]

———independent counsel law repeal, H831 [2MR]

———limit jurisdiction of Federal courts relative to prison release orders, H4430-H4432 [16JN]

———limit jurisdiction of Federal courts relative to prison release orders (H.R. 12), E1 [6JA]

———permit claims in U.S. courts against foreign countries which are sponsors of international terrorism, or where no extradition treaty or other remedies exist, H5662 [15JY]

———permit Federal civil forfeitures relative to illegal alien smuggling, H4869 [24JN]

———reporting requirements for eavesdropping and surveillance activities of Federal and State law enforcement agencies (S. 1769), H12882-H12884 [18NO]

CPSC: ban realistic toy handguns, H11452 [3NO]

———ban realistic toy handguns (H.R. 1280), H10839 [26OC]

Crime: enhance Federal enforcement of hate crimes, H7374 [5AU]

———penalties for violent conduct against pregnant women which interrupts or terminates a pregnancy, H9057-H9060, H9065-H9072 [30SE]

Crime Stoppers International (organization): tribute (H. Res. 28), E78 [20JA]

Crime Victims Fund: child abuse and neglect services funding, H9351, H9358 [5OC]

———victims' assistance funding increases relative to allocation limits, H9361 [5OC]

Cuba: drug trafficking, H2353 [27AP], H3061 [12MY]

Customs Service: authorizing appropriations for personnel and technology to reduce delays at border crossings and strengthen drug enforcement, E2193 [26OC]

———authorizing appropriations for U.S. Customs Cybersmuggling Center, H3524, H3527, H3528 [25MY]

Daoud, Abu: apprehension and trial relative to attack on Israeli athletes at 1972 Olympic Games in Munich, Germany, H4658 [18JN]

Del Toro, Jose L.: extradition from Mexico, H4712 [22JN], H11448 [3NO]

Dept. of Energy: civil monetary penalties for violations of safety or security regulations by laboratory contractors, H3965, H3966 [9JN]

———expand counterintelligence polygraph program for employees who have access to high-risk programs or information, H3966, H3967 [9JN]

Dept. of Justice: appointment of independent counsel to investigate certain internal criminal allegations (H.R. 2201), E1241 [14JN]

———crime prevention and drug treatment programs funding through offsets in the truth-in-sentencing block grant program, H7197-H7200 [4AU]

———establish Bureau of Immigration Services and the Bureau of Immigration Enforcement (H.R. 2528), E2287 [5NO]

———evaluate and collect data relative to police brutality, H6999, H7000 [4AU]

———independent investigation of use of pyrotechnic devices during standoff with Branch Davidians in Waco, TX, H7891, H7964 [8SE], H8156 [14SE], H8551 [22SE]

———independent investigation of use of pyrotechnic devices during standoff with Branch Davidians in Waco, TX (H.R. 2847), H11444 [3NO]

———prohibit transfer of prisoners to facilities not certified as appropriately secure by the Bureau of Prisons, H7349 [5AU]

———restrict grants to local law enforcement agencies relative to reporting of data on use of excessive force, H7357, H7358 [5AU]

———State and Local Law Enforcement Assistance Programs funding (H.R. 1724), E895 [6MY]

———State Criminal Alien Assistance Program funding, H7000 [4AU]

———violence against women and bulletproof vest grant programs funding through offsets in International Trade Administration funding, H7201 [4AU]

———waiving of restrictions on imports of certain Chinese firearms and ammunition relative to contributions to Democratic National Committee, H3610, H3612 [26MY]

Dept. of State: International Rape Counseling Program funding, H5797 [19JY]

———report on crimes against humanity, war crimes, and evidence of genocide, H5795 [19JY]

———report on U.S. citizens injured or killed by certain terrorist groups, H5796, H5798 [19JY]

———use of mycoherbicides to control certain narcotic crops, H6661 [29JY]

Dept. of the Treasury: combat money laundering and other financial crimes, H5622-H5625 [15JY], H8347 [15SE]

Dept. of Veterans Affairs: improve programs providing counseling and treatment for sexual trauma experienced by veterans (H.R. 1799), E961 [14MY]

Discrimination: condemn hate-crime shootings in Midwest States (H. Res. 254), H12885 [18NO]

District of Columbia: prohibit funding to implement any law, rule, or regulation legalizing or reducing penalties for the possession of marijuana or other controlled substances, H6638-H6642, H6644 [29JY], H8474 [22SE], H9028 [30SE]

———prohibit needle exchange programs funding, H6617-H6629, H6644 [29JY], H6901 [3AU], H8074-H8081 [9SE], H10100-H10111 [14OC], H10856 [26OC], H11433, H11436-H11440 [3NO], H11507 [4NO], H12104 [16NO], E1711 [2AU]

———prohibit the Legalization of Marijuana for Medical Treatment Initiative from taking effect, H10083-H10089, H10100-H10111 [14OC]

———reform gun-ownership laws, H4632-H4637, H4655 [18JN], H4713 [22JN]

———release of result of ballot initiative on legalization of marijuana, H8074-H8081 [9SE]

Drug abuse: combat methamphetamine production and abuse, H6996 [4AU]

———international narcotics control funding, H6686 [29JY]

———national drug control policy, H680 [23FE], H779-H784 [24FE], H881-H885 [2MR], H918-H920 [3MR], H1059-H1061 [9MR], H1262-H1265 [15MR], H1326-H1331 [16MR], H1927-H1930 [13AP], H2189-H2194 [20AP], H2347-H2351 [27AP], H3162-H3166 [13MY], H3283 [18MY], H3594-H3600 [25MY], H3771, H3826-H3831 [8JN], H4331-H4336 [15JN], H4722-H4726 [22JN], H5079-H5084 [29JN], H5441-H5446 [13JY], H6011-H6015 [20JY], H6851, H6953 [3AU], H8308 [15SE], H8459-H8463 [21SE], H8959-H8964 [28SE], H9403-H9408 [5OC], H9518 [7OC], H9892-H9897 [12OC], H10372 [20OC], H10719-H10722 [21OC], H10851-H10857 [26OC], H11071 [28OC], H11359-H11364 [2NO], H11847-H11850 [9NO], H11946-H11950 [10NO], H12101-H12105 [16NO], E190 [10FE], E1208 [10JN]

———prohibit use of Federal funds for needle exchange programs (H.R. 982), E356 [4MR]

Drugs: combat international heroin trafficking, H8471 [22SE]

———freeze assets of certain foreign narcotics traffickers and prohibit financial dealings with the U.S. (H.R. 2105), E1191 [9JN]

———freeze assets of certain foreign narcotics traffickers and prohibit financial dealings with the U.S. (H.R. 3164), H11218-H11231 [2NO]

———sentencing of persons convicted of lesser drug offenses while in possession of a firearm (H.R. 1889), E1035 [20MY]

———treatment of gamma y-hydroxybutyrate and ketamine hydrochloride relative to the Controlled Substances Act (H.R. 2130), H9863-H9872, H9879 [12OC]

———treatment of gamma y-hydroxybutyrate and ketamine hydrochloride relative to the Controlled Substances Act (H.R. 75), H1024 [9MR], H1303 [16MR], H1338 [17MR], H1410 [18MR], H1599 [24MR]

———use of marijuana for medicinal purposes (H.R. 912), E617 [13AP]

Drunken driving: efforts to prohibit the operation of motor vehicles by intoxicated individuals and increase penalties for offenders, H1174 [11MR]

Education: include violence prevention in training for individuals pursuing careers in early childhood development and education (H.R. 2673), E1711 [2AU]

———promote small schools and smaller learning communities, H9415 [6OC]

———responsibility of employers for conduct of their employees relative to sexual abuse of students (H.R. 404), E75 [20JA]

———school-based counseling services funding, H4552, H4553 [17JN]

Employment: improve quality of Social Security card and criminalize the counterfeiting of work authorization documents (H.R. 191), E62 [7JA]

Endangered Species Act: reform liability provisions relative to civil and criminal penalties (H.R. 496), E118 [2FE]

Entertainment industry: develop and enforce a system for labeling violent content in audio and visual media products, H4492-H4499 [17JN]

Explosives: Federal permit requirements for sale of explosives, H4429 [16JN]

Fairfax County, VA: tribute to Camelot Neighborhood Watch Program, E443 [16MR]

Falater, Scott: use of sleepwalking defense in killing of wife, H3715 [7JN]

False Claims Act: review, E1540 [14JY]

Families and domestic relations: child abuse and neglect prevention (H.R. 764), H2517, H2521, H2522 [29AP], H9306, H9349-H9364 [5OC], E2044, E2049 [6OC], E2086 [13OC]

———child abuse and neglect prevention (H.R. 764), consideration (H. Res. 321), H9348, H9349 [5OC]

———clarify definition of child abuse to include child sexual abuse, H9358-H9361 [5OC]

———community-based family resource and support grants appropriations (H.R. 1720), E895 [6MY]

———limit the effects of domestic violence on the lives of children (H.R. 3315), E2362 [11NO]

———recognize and enhance public awareness of the social problem of child abuse and neglect (H. Con. Res. 93), H2517-H2522 [29AP]

———role in character development and teaching of moral values, H2459 [28AP], E860 [5MY]

———role of parents in children's moral and social development, E1342 [18JN]

FBI: Crisis Negotiation Program anniversary, H5182 [1JY]

FEC: require electronically filed campaign reports, simplify penalty process for reporting violations, and change campaign reporting period, E1896 [17SE]

Federal-State relations: national policy to assist State and local governments to control crime, H11150 [1NO]

Firearms: allow State concealed handgun carrying licenses to be valid in all States and exempt current and former law enforcement officers from State laws prohibiting the carrying of concealed handguns (H.R. 492), H279 [2FE]

———allow States to develop or expand instant gun checking capabilities, allow tax credits for safe storage devices, promote the use of child safety locks, and prevent children from injuring themselves and others (H.R. 1726), E895 [6MY]

———assist State and local governments in conducting community gun buy back programs (H.R. 2813), E1804 [8SE]

———ban importation and transfer of large capacity ammunition feeding devices, H3484 [24MY], H3613 [26MY], H4346 [16JN], H4606-H4608 [17JN], H5677-H5680 [15JY], H8531 [22SE], H8596, H8597, H8599, H8600 [23SE]

———encourage State and local governments to bring lawsuits against weapons manufacturers (H.R. 1086), H3609 [26MY]

———encourage States to require a holding period for students expelled for bringing a gun to school (H.R. 1723), E895 [6MY]

———exempt current and former law enforcement officers from State laws prohibiting the carrying of concealed handguns, H4625-H4628 [18JN]

———gun control, H3443 [20MY], H3509 [25MY], H3610, H3611, H3612, H3613, H3614 [26MY], H3746-H3752 [7JN], H3868 [9JN], H4226, H4230, H4231, H4232, H4329 [15JN], H4346 [16JN], H4658, H4660 [18JN], H4746 [23JN], H4830, H4832 [24JN], H5173 [30JN], H5440 [13JY], H5462 [14JY], H6568-H6571 [27JY], H6724, H6726 [30JY], H8559, H8561, H8563, H8595-H8613 [23SE], H8631, H8632, H8653-H8657 [24SE], H8877 [28SE], H11206 [2NO], H11488, H11552 [4NO], H12002 [16NO], H12113, H12114 [17NO], E1535 [14JY], E1580 [16JY], E1960 [24SE]

———lawsuits against weapons manufacturers, H895 [3MR], E232 [12FE]

———prevent children from having access to firearms, H5579 [15JY], H8595-H8613 [23SE], H8631, H8653-H8657 [24SE]

———prevent handgun violence and illegal commerce in handguns (H.R. 315), H3488 [24MY]

———prevent misuse by juveniles, H5462 [14JY]

———prevent possession of firearms by certain violent juvenile offenders, H4637-H4640 [18JN], E1163 [8JN], E1359 [22JN]

———prevent possession of firearms by certain violent juvenile offenders (H.R. 1717), H3005 [12MY]

———prohibit any transfer to minors when there is reason to believe it will be used in a school zone or in a serious violent felony, H4428 [16JN]

———prohibit possession in a hospital zone (H.R. 3279), E2333 [10NO]

———prohibit possession of semiautomatic assault weapons and large capacity ammunition feeding devices by juveniles, H4609-H4612 [17JN]

———prohibit possession or transfer of armor piercing ammunition, H4833 [24JN]

———prohibit possession or transfer of handguns to individuals who have not attained 21 years of age, H2338 [27AP], H3150 [13MY]

———prohibit possession or transfer of handguns to individuals who have not attained 21 years of age (H.R. 85), H3005 [12MY]

———promote the use of child safety locks, H8561 [23SE]

———provide grants to encourage State and local law enforcement agencies to detain students bringing guns to schools (H.R. 831), E277 [24FE]

———regulate transfer of assault weapons, H2562 [4MY]

———regulation of transfers at gun shows, H3150, H3156 [13MY], H3484-H3488 [24MY], H3613 [26MY], H8524-H8531 [22SE], H8561, H8598, H8599 [23SE], H8653-H8657 [24SE], E969 [14MY]

———regulation of transfers at gun shows (H.R. 2122), H3746, H3752 [7JN], H3771, H3772 [8JN], H3870 [9JN], H4029 [10JN], H4226, H4230, H4231 [15JN], H4345, H4346, H4347, H4348, H4349 [16JN], H4475, H4476, H4554, H4573-H4612 [17JN], H4619-H4657, H4659, H4660 [18JN], H4677, H4713, H4717-H4720 [22JN], H4744 [23JN], H4832 [24JN], H4989 [25JN], H5579 [15JY], H12165-H12168 [17NO], E1292 [16JN], E1331, E1335, E1337, E1340 [18JN], E1349, E1351, E1359 [22JN], E1370 [23JN], E1399 [24JN]

———regulation of transfers at gun shows (H.R. 2122), consideration (H. Res. 209), H4350-H4364 [16JN]

———shorten turn around time for background checks at gun shows, allow face to face deals between gun dealers, and increase penalties for the criminal use of guns with large capacity ammunition feeding devices, H4588-H4595 [17JN], E1337 [18JN]

———strengthen ban against assault weapons by restricting availability of such weapons and their component parts (H.R. 1428), E664 [15AP], E971 [14MY]

———study marketing practices of the firearms industry, H4489 [17JN]

———study marketing practices of the firearms industry (H.R. 2063), E1176 [9JN]

———use of antique firearms, H5619 [15JY]

———waiting period before the purchase, H4719 [22JN]

———women's forums relative to gun violence, H6568-H6571 [27JY]

Flag—U.S.: constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration, E4 [6JA]

———constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration (H.J. Res. 5), E13 [7JA]

———constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration (H.J. Res. 33), H704-H707 [23FE], H723 [24FE], H4716 [22JN], H4787-H4804 [23JN], H4830, H4833-H4844 [24JN], E267 [24FE], E1409, E1413 [25JN], E1486, E1490 [1JY]

———constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration (H.J. Res. 33), consideration (H. Res. 217), H4785-H4787 [23JN]

———desecration, H3868 [9JN]

Florida A&M University: condemn racial terrorism, E1947 [23SE]

Foreign Assistance Act: clarify definition of ``major drug-transit country'' under international narcotics control program (H.R. 2608), E1655 [26JY]

Foreign countries: establish Federal jurisdiction over crimes committed outside the U.S. by civilians employed by, or accompanying, the U.S. Armed Forces (H.R. 3380), E2419 [17NO]

———increase cooperation on extradition efforts between the U.S. and foreign governments (H.R. 3212), H11448 [3NO]

———prohibit funding for processing of visas relative to readmittance of deported criminal aliens, H6816, H6817 [2AU], H7348, H7349 [5AU]

Forest Service: tribute to Law Enforcement Division efforts against illegal immigration in the Cleveland National Forest, E1923 [22SE]

Fort Wayne, IN: tribute to ``Great Kids Make Great Communities'' campaign, E2001 [1OC]

Fresno, CA: anniversary of Marjaree Mason Center, E1526 [13JY]

Fresno Crime Stoppers (organization): tribute, E452 [17MR]

Gambling: restore the effectiveness of State laws over gambling cruises-to-nowhere (H.R. 316), E25 [7JA]

GAO: analyze performance of juvenile justice delinquency and prevention programs and establish a sunset date for programs that are not effective, H4544-H4552 [17JN]

Geneva Conventions: celebrate anniversary and recognize the humanitarian safeguards these treaties provide in times of armed conflict (H. Con. Res. 102), H10800-H10804 [26OC]

Gibson, Everett: inclusion of name on National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial, E981 [14MY]

Gibson, Joseph: inclusion of name on National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial, E981 [14MY]

Gorgoglione, Vincent: Worcester County, MA, Distinguished Law Enforcement Award recipient, E859 [5MY]

Government: require Congress and the President to fulfill their constitutional duty to take personal responsibility for Federal laws (H.R. 2301), H4672 [22JN]

Green Bay, WI: tribute to Green Bay Police Dept. for receipt of the Herman Goldstein Award for Excellence in Problem-Oriented Policing, E1944 [23SE]

Guam: improve efforts to curtail illegal immigration from the People's Republic of China, H1898 [13AP], H2143 [20AP], H2526 [29AP]

———reimbursement of costs associated with capture and detaining of illegal immigrants from the People's Republic of China, H5756 [19JY], H8388 [21SE]

———reimbursement of costs associated with the capture and detaining of illegal immigrants from the People's Republic of China, E2160 [21OC]

Haiti: national police force abuses, H8877, H8960 [28SE]

Hate crimes: enhance Federal enforcement, H5824 [19JY], H7374 [5AU], E2230 [1NO]

———enhance Federal enforcement (H.R. 1082), H3065 [12MY], H9905, H9961-H9965 [13OC], H10116 [14OC], E422 [11MR], E520 [23MR], E2089 [13OC], E2095 [14OC], E2116 [18OC]

Health care professionals: establish a national abusive and criminal background check system for patient care workers (H.R. 2627), E1674 [28JY]

Hear O'Israel International, Inc.: tribute to Listen to the Cries of the Children National campaign, E881 [6MY]

Higgins, Vonda: Honorary Chairlady of the Top Ladies of Distinction in Houston, TX, E639 [14AP]

Hinckley, John: Federal ruling on supervised leave privileges, H2474 [29AP]

Hinckley, John W., Jr.: Federal ruling on supervised leave privileges, H6587 [29JY]

Holden, MA: tribute to Holden Police Dept. for receipt of Worcester County, MA, Outstanding Community Service Award, E859 [5MY]

House of Representatives: convene study session to promote assessment and action on violence issues affecting children and youth, H3150 [13MY]

———establishment of bipartisan working group on youth violence, H5578 [15JY]

———tribute to impeachment trial managers, E238 [12FE]

Human rights: combat trafficking in human beings and provide assistance to victims (H.R. 3154), E2203 [27OC]

———prevent trafficking of women and children for forced prostitution and labor (H.R. 1238), E523 [23MR]

Illinois: tribute to Drug Education Alliance ``Pray for the Children'' initiative, E2165 [21OC]

Immigration: arrival and departure requirements for Canadian citizens relative to automated entry and exit control systems (H.R. 1250), E540 [24MR]

———extend the time period for admission of certain aliens as nonimmigrants and authorize appropriations for refugee assistance programs (H.R. 3061), H10775, H10776 [26OC]

———grant relief to certain permanent resident aliens adversely affected by changes made to the definition of aggravated felony (H.R. 2999), E2020 [4OC]

———improve efforts to curtail illegal immigration, E590 [25MR]

———modify implementation requirements for automated entry and exit control systems, H10276-H10283 [19OC]

———preclude removal of an alien who unlawfully voted solely due to a misunderstanding of his or her eligibility to vote or citizenship status (H.R. 2721), E1765 [5AU]

———protection of battered immigrant women (H.R. 3083), E2159 [21OC]

Incentive Grants for Local Delinquency Prevention Programs Act: authorizing appropriations (H.R. 1721), E895 [6MY]

Independent counsel: reform statute, H5163 [30JN]

Individuals With Disabilities Education Act: expulsion from school and termination of educational services for any disabled student carrying a weapon to school or a school function (H.R. 1295), E581 [25MR]

———permit State and local educational agencies to establish uniform disciplinary policies relative to possession of weapons, H4523-H4533 [17JN]

Information services: improve automated interstate criminal identification systems, H7367, H7368, H7375, H7376 [5AU]

INS: decision to end raids at job sites relative to employment of illegal aliens, E440 [16MR]

———prohibit use of funds to release certain criminal aliens detained in INS detention centers, H1606, H1657, H1658, H1675 [24MR]

Insurance: prevent discrimination against victims of domestic violence, H5194, H5306-H5308 [1JY]

Intelligence services: increase protection and penalties relative to exposure of covert agents, H3122, H3123 [13MY], E1001 [18MY]

———prohibit employees and agents from participating in drug trafficking activities, H3138 [13MY], H11761 [9NO], E980 [14MY]

———require joint report describing legal standards applied by intelligence agencies which conduct electronic surveillance, H3129, H3130 [13MY]

International law: judicial remedies for U.S. persons injured as a result of foreign violations of arbitral obligations (H.R. 2352), E1400 [24JN]

International relations: restitution and compensation for certain confiscated properties in former Communist countries, E431 [15MR]

Internet: protect children from violent imagery, H2311 [27AP]

Jackson, Joseph J. (Shoeless Joe): recognition of baseball accomplishments (H. Res. 269), H6952 [3AU], H8826 [27SE], H11673-H11675 [8NO]

Jacob Wetterling Foundation: anniversary, E2165 [21OC]

Japan: payment of reparations to women for human rights violations during World War II, E2307 [8NO]

Johnson, Gary: proposal to legalize certain controlled substances by the Governor of New Mexico, H9518 [7OC]

Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act: assess and treat mental health needs of juvenile offenders, H4515-H4517 [17JN]

———authorizing appropriations, H4511-H4520 [17JN]

———authorizing appropriations (H.R. 1150), E500 [18MR]

Kaczynski, David R. and Patrik, Linda E.: exclude from taxation any portion of rewards donated to victims of the Unabomber or used for attorneys' fees (H.R. 622), E155 [8FE]

Kelleher, John: Auburn, MA, Police Department Exceptional Duty Medal recipient, E207 [11FE]

Kelly, Christine: Worcester County, MA, Distinguished Law Enforcement Award recipient, E859 [5MY]

Korea, Democratic People's Republic of: arrest of agents by international police for alleged trafficking of drugs, H6765 [2AU]

Law enforcement: community policing programs, H485 [9FE], H1754 [25MR], H3003, H3006, H3070 [12MY], H3151 [13MY], H6981, H6997, H7204 [4AU], H7382 [5AU], H10379, H10382, H10383, H10402 [20OC], H12162 [17NO], E1786 [5AU]

———community policing programs funding, H4570 [17JN]

———community policing programs funding relative to school resource officer programs, H7203 [4AU]

———drug interdiction efforts at U.S. borders, H6978, H6981 [4AU]

———establish Federal penalties for recruitment of individuals for interstate street gangs and organized crime activity, H4433, H4434 [16JN]

———facilitate exchange and collection of DNA identification information from violent offenders (H.R. 3375), E2394 [16NO]

———improve prevention and prosecution of police misconduct (H.R. 2656), E1707 [30JY]

———improve the quality and credibility of forensic science services for criminal justice purposes (H.R. 2340), E1406 [25JN]

———limit access to body armor by violent felons and facilitate the donation of Federal surplus body armor to State and local law enforcement agencies (H.R. 1424), E656 [14AP]

———prevent misuse of genuine and counterfeit police badges by those seeking to commit a crime (H.R. 2633), E1687 [30JY]

———tribute to collaborative efforts of law enforcement entities relative to apprehension of Angel Maturino Resendez, H5578 [15JY]

Law Enforcement Appreciation Month: observance, E1046 [20MY]

Law enforcement officers: exempt from State laws prohibiting the carrying of concealed handguns (H.R. 1461), E674 [15AP]

———exemption from State laws prohibiting carrying of concealed handguns (H.R. 218), E10 [6JA]

———tribute, H3109 [13MY]

Lieberman, Jeff: National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund National Police Officer of the Month honoree, E998 [18MY]

Littleton, CO: beginning of school year for students at Columbine High School, E1759 [5AU]

———mourn the loss of life, condemn the deadly violence, and commend law enforcement officials that assisted at Columbine High School (H. Con. Res. 92), H2327-H2335 [27AP]

———shooting of students at Columbine High School, H2189 [20AP], H2205, H2206, H2207, H2208, H2225, H2227, H2230, H2239, H2240 [21AP], H2338 [27AP], H2459 [28AP], H2474, H2475, H2524 [29AP], H2963 [11MY], H3072-H3075 [12MY], H3447 [20MY], H12165-H12168 [17NO], E808 [29AP], E875 [5MY], E1047 [20MY]

Louis D. Brown Peace Institute: tribute, E1397 [24JN]

Madison, NJ: tribute to Police Unity Tour participants for contributions to National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund, E1016 [19MY]

Majors, Orville: criminal sentencing relative to death penalty, H10123 [18OC]

Mason, Rebecca: tribute to petition calling for return to Christian values, H1261 [15MR]

Mass transit: penalties for intentionally damaging vehicles or causing death or serious injury to transit employees or passengers (H.R. 1080), H1023 [9MR]

McDougal, Susan: acquittal on obstruction of justice charges relative to investigation into investment activities, H1873 [13AP]

Medicaid: allow fraud control units to investigate and prosecute fraud in Medicare and other Federal programs and elder abuse in residential facilities (H.R. 3045), E2069 [7OC]

Medicare: combat fraud and abuse relative to partial hospitalization services (H.R. 1543), E738 [22AP]

———combat waste, fraud, and abuse, E643 [14AP]

———combat waste, fraud, and abuse (H.R. 2229), E1258 [15JN]

———combat waste, fraud, and abuse (H.R. 3461), E2517 [19NO]

Melendi, Shannon: investigation into disappearance, E571, E587 [25MR]

Memorial Day for the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Community: observance, E896 [6MY]

Mexico: cooperation in convicting drug traffickers, E526 [23MR]

———disapprove foreign aid certification of drug enforcement efforts, H665 [23FE], H881-H885 [2MR], H918-H920 [3MR], H1059-H1061 [9MR], H1262-H1265 [15MR], H1326-H1331 [16MR]

———drug control efforts, H2348 [27AP], H3826-H3831 [8JN], H4331-H4336 [15JN]

Milosevic, Slobodan: culpability for war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide in the former Yugoslavia, H3610 [26MY]

———culpability for war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide in the former Yugoslavia (H. Con. Res. 118), E1084 [25MY]

———culpability for war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide in the former Yugoslavia (S. Con. Res. 105), H1808 [12AP]

Murphy-Harpst-Vashti, Inc.: tribute for at-risk children programs, E1381 [23JN]

National Center for Missing and Exploited Children: authorizing appropriations (S. 249), H3510, H3513-H3521, H3538 [25MY], E1101 [26MY]

National Commission on Terrorism: funding, H3005 [12MY]

National Correctional Officers and Employees Week: observance, E800 [28AP]

National Domestic Violence Awareness Month: observance, H11128 [28OC], E2028 [5OC], E2227 [1NO]

National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial: anniversary, E2193 [26OC]

National Missing Children's Day: observance, H3511 [25MY]

National objectives: policy to control crime and reform court procedures, H8474 [22SE], H11713 [9NO]

National parks and recreation areas: prohibit sex offenders from entering (H.R. 1925), H3511 [25MY]

National Peace Officers Memorial Day: designate (H. Res. 165), H2933, H2950-H2954 [11MY], H3003 [12MY], H3151 [13MY], E920 [11MY], E950 [12MY]

———observance, H2968 [11MY], H3110 [13MY], E923 [11MY], E961, E967 [14MY], E1088 [25MY]

National Police Week: observance, E974 [14MY]

National Youth Violence Commission: establish (H.R. 2093), E1202 [9JN]

Nevada: tribute for school violence prevention efforts, H2923 [10MY]

New Mexico: tribute to students participating in Voice Against Violence Conference, E1944 [23SE]

New York, NY: treatment of minorities by law enforcement officers, H697-H703 [23FE]

News media: role in political partisanship and moral characterization of political parties, H650-H654 [12FE]

NIST: improve computer security (H.R. 2413), E1491, E1492 [1JY]

Ocala, FL: tribute for implementation of Weed and Seed Program, H6762 [2AU]

Omnibus Consolidated and Emergency Supplemental Appropriations Act: technical corrections relative to international narcotics control and law enforcement assistance (H.R. 1379), H2176, H2177 [20AP]

Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act: provide additional protections to victims of rape (H.R. 3088), E2155 [21OC]

Passports: denial to noncustodial parents relative to nonpayment of child support, H5796, H5797 [19JY]

———require that applications for minors have signatures of both parents or the legal guardian, H6021, H6030, H6031 [21JY], E1634 [22JY]

Peltier, Leonard: deny clemency from life sentences being served for the murder of FBI agents, H11185 [1NO], H11472-H11474, H11477 [3NO], H11681 [8NO]

Philadelphia, PA: tribute to Temple Patrol of the Tuscan Morning Star Lodge No. 48, E1277 [16JN]

Political campaigns: appointment of independent counsel to investigate fundraising practices in Presidential election campaign, H8876 [28SE]

———clarify right of U.S. nationals to make contributions to candidates for Federal office, H8244, H8245 [14SE]

———influence and legality of foreign contributions, H2539-H2543 [29AP], H2907-H2910 [6MY], H2990, H2991 [11MY], H3002 [12MY], H8560 [23SE], H8876 [28SE], H9415, H9417 [6OC]

———prohibit contributions from individuals that are not U.S. citizens, H8240-H8244 [14SE], E1917 [22SE]

Pollard, Jonathan J.: advocate serving of full sentence of life imprisonment and oppose pardon, reprieve, or any other executive clemency (H. Con. Res. 16), H278 [2FE]

Pornography: enforcement of existing Federal obscenity laws relative to selling of child pornography in retail bookstores, H835 [2MR]

Prince George's County, MD: tribute to school violence prevention programs, E1217 [10JN]

Privacy: strengthen and clarify prohibitions on electronic eavesdropping (H.R. 514), H801-H806 [25FE], E333 [3MR]

———strengthen and clarify prohibitions on electronic eavesdropping (H.R. 514), consideration (H. Res. 77), H800, H801 [25FE]

———treatment of individuals who unintentionally divulge intercepted electronic communications, H805 [25FE]

Puerto Rico: threats posed by nationalist groups, H10515 [20OC]

Quinn, Robert: Worcester County, MA, Award for Excellence in Law Enforcement Education recipient, E859 [5MY]

Racial relations: increase awareness of racism and racially-motivated comments and activities, E444 [16MR], E466 [17MR], E633 [13AP], E644 [14AP], E714 [21AP], E756 [22AP], E803 [28AP], E815 [29AP], E855 [4MY], E865 [5MY], E924 [11MY], E935 [12MY], E964 [14MY], E992 [18MY], E1058 [20MY], E1128 [27MY]

Rape Counseling Service of Fresno, Inc.: anniversary, E871 [5MY]

Refugees: provide a comprehensive program of support for victims of torture (H.R. 2367), H8424-H8427 [21SE], E1929 [22SE]

Religion: support religious tolerance, H9000 [29SE]

Republican Party: national agenda, H10122 [18OC], H11379 [3NO]

Runaway and Homeless Youth Act: reauthorize (S. 249), H3510, H3513-H3521, H3538 [25MY], E1101 [26MY]

Russia: allegations of corruption, H8562 [23SE]

Sacramento, CA: condemn arson at three area synagogues and affirm opposition to all forms of hate crimes (H. Res. 219), H4676 [22JN]

———condemn arson at three area synagogues and affirm opposition to all forms of hate crimes (H. Res. 226), H5030-H5036 [29JN]

Sakic, Dinko: prosecution as a war criminal, E2234 [1NO]

Salinas, CA: tribute to Framework for Violence Prevention program, E1303 [17JN]

San Benito, TX: tribute to Landrum Elementary School students for participation in the Concerned Businessmen's Association of America Set a Good Example Competition, E1423 [29JN]

San Francisco, CA: hate crimes against Chinese Americans, H6429 [27JY]

Sane Alternatives to the Firearms Epidemic (SAFE) Colorado (organization): tribute, H5464 [14JY]

Santa Ana, CA: decrease in crime rates relative to Santa Ana Police Dept. Community Oriented Policing Program, H485 [9FE]

Santa Maria, CA: observance of Peace Week, H10373 [20OC]

Saudi Arabia: anniversary of terrorist attack on U.S. peacekeeping forces, H4883 [24JN]

Schools: construction of memorials and holding of memorial services at public schools to honor teachers and students murdered on campus, H4448-H4451 [16JN]

———enhance safety, H3465 [24MY], E1902 [21SE]

———enhance safety (H.R. 1895), E1045 [20MY]

———enhance safety relative to zero tolerance policy for illegal drugs, H4445-H4448 [16JN]

———ensure safety through prevention and intervention programs, H3613 [26MY]

———establish school violence prevention hotlines (H.R. 1937), H3512 [25MY]

———expand after-school programs to control juvenile crime and violence, E439 [16MR]

———improve security with the placement and use of metal detectors, H4520, H4521 [17JN]

———provide grants to reduce drug-related transactions and drug use in one-mile areas surrounding elementary and secondary schools (H.R. 2410), E1457 [1JY]

———tribute to individuals who created pledge encouraging better attitudes and behavior by students to make schools safer, H2961 [11MY]

Sedell, Judie: Ventura County Probation Agency Deputy Probation Officer of the Year award recipient, E1755 [5AU]

Senior citizens: prevent and increase penalties for crimes such as health care, pension, and telemarketing fraud, and nursing home abuse and fraud (H.R. 1862), E1031 [19MY]

Serbia: undertake efforts to secure the release of CARE (relief organization) workers being held prisoner (H. Con. Res. 144), H5342-H5344 [12JY], E1420 [29JN]

Sex offenses: life imprisonment for repeat offenders who commit sex offenses against children, H4422-H4425 [16JN]

———penalties for certain sex offenses against women and children, E571, E587 [25MR]

Shepard, Matthew: anniversary of murder in Laramie, WY, E2116 [18OC]

———anniversary of murder in Laramie, WY, and address issue of hate crimes, E2108 [14OC]

Smith, Benjamin N.: hate-crime shootings in Midwest States, H5463 [14JY], E1535 [14JY]

Smith, Megan: tribute for participation in the Voices Against Violence Teen Conference, E2004 [1OC]

Social Security: prevent distribution of benefits to prisoners (H.R. 1918), E1079 [25MY]

Stalking: expand prohibition (H.R. 1869), H11448 [3NO], H11910-H11913 [10NO], E1028 [19MY]

Starr, Kenneth W.: allegations of partisanship relative to independent counsel investigations, H1002 [4MR]

———allegations of releasing information to the media relative to independent counsel investigations, H280 [2FE]

States: encourage incarceration of individuals convicted of murder, rape, or child molestation, H4415-H4420 [16JN]

———provide grants to improve reporting of unidentified and missing persons, H7367 [5AU]

———provide grants to improve reporting of unidentified and missing persons (H.R. 1915), H3535 [25MY], H3737-H3739, H3741 [7JN]

———reduce Federal funding relative to suspension of driving privileges of minors who illegally possess or commit a crime with a firearm, H4436 [16JN]

Stayner, Cary: murder of four women in Yosemite National Park, H6430 [27JY]

Sudan: human rights violations, H858, H861 [2MR], H921 [3MR]

Surgeon General: importance of report on media and violence (H.J. Res. 47), E805 [28AP]

———study on media and violence, H4490, H4491 [17JN]

Taxation: prohibit denial of unemployment compensation solely on the basis of leaving employment due to a reasonable fear of domestic violence (H.R. 2370), H4995 [29JN]

Telephones: regulate interstate commerce in the use of mobile telephones and strengthen and clarify prohibitions on electronic eavesdropping (H.R. 3489), E2490 [19NO]

Terrorism: prohibit the sale of agricultural commodities to countries designated as state sponsors of international terrorism, H8537 [22SE]

Thomas, Jim: Goleta Valley Youth Sports Center Guardian of Youth Award recipient, E1606 [20JY]

Tobacco products: smuggling prevention programs (H.R. 2503), H5370 [13JY]

Torrance, CA: tribute to Torrance Unified School District efforts to address youth violence, E2232 [1NO]

Trademarks: prohibit the unauthorized destruction, modification, or alteration of product identification codes (H.R. 2100), E1200 [9JN]

———protect consumers and promote electronic commerce by amending certain trademark infringement, dilution, and counterfeiting laws (S. 1255), H10830 [26OC]

———protect consumers and promote electronic commerce by amending certain trademark infringement, dilution, and counterfeiting laws (S. 1255), insert H.R. 3028 language in lieu, H10831 [26OC]

Turner, Darlene: tribute for participation in the Voices Against Violence Teen Conference, E2004 [1OC]

Unemployment: eligibility for compensation for individuals leaving employment relative to victimization by sexual harassment or loss of child care (H.R. 931), E371 [9MR]

Voices Against Violence Teen Conference: tribute, H10115 [14OC], H10155, H10156 [18OC], H10187, H10333, H10334 [19OC], H10373, H10374, H10375, H10376 [20OC], E2093 [14OC], E2118 [18OC], E2154 [21OC], E2337 [10NO], E2353 [11NO], E2484 [19NO]

———tribute to Youth Violence Advisory Committee in California's 24th Congressional District, E2337 [10NO]

Voting: secure the Federal voting rights of persons who have been released from incarceration (H.R. 906), E306 [2MR]

Walters, Paul: FBI Director's Award recipient, E1530 [13JY]

Weapons: restrict the mail order sale of body armor (H.R. 1423), E656 [14AP]

Women: penalties for violent conduct against pregnant women which interrupts or terminates a pregnancy, H9057-H9060, H9065-H9072 [30SE]

———prevent violence against women, H1918 [13AP]

———prevent violence against women (H.R. 357), E78 [20JA]

———reauthorize Federal programs to prevent violence against women (H.R. 357), H9059 [30SE], E588 [25MR], E2227 [1NO]

———reauthorize Federal programs to prevent violence against women (H.R. 1248), H1602 [24MR]

———reauthorize Federal programs to prevent violence against women (S. 51), E2155 [21OC]

Worcester County, MA: tribute to Blue Mass event honoring law enforcement officers, E859 [5MY]

Yerger, Dawn: tribute for participation in the Voices Against Violence Teen Conference, E2004 [1OC]

Remarks in Senate

Abortion: prohibit taking minors across State lines to avoid State laws requiring parental notification (H.R. 1218), S8184 [1JY]

———prohibit taking minors across State lines to avoid State laws requiring parental notification (S. 661), S2942 [18MR]

———violence against clinics and providers, S14238-S14240 [8NO]

Aliens: improve measures for the prevention and punishment of alien smuggling (S. 1644), S11495 [27SE]

Animals: ensure that all dogs and cats used by research facilities are obtained legally (S. 1522), S10378, S10421 [5AU]

———increase penalties for attacks on businesses and research facilities relative to animal rights movement, S5336 [14MY]

———prohibit interstate commerce relative to exotic animals (S. 1345), S8266 [12JY]

———punish the depiction of animal cruelty (H.R. 1887), S15220, S15221 [19NO]

Armed Forces: confidentiality of records of family and other professional support services relative to sexual or domestic abuse, S1765, S1766 [23FE]

Armenia: murder of government officials during terrorist attack on Parliament building, S13836 [3NO]

———murder of government officials during terrorist attack on Parliament building (S. Con. Res. 63), S13503, S13567 [29OC]

Asian Americans: racial stereotyping relative to espionage and campaign fundraising investigations, S7686 [28JN]

Aviation: increase penalties for the use or sale of defective or uncertified aircraft parts, S11936 [5OC]

Bankruptcy: treatment of expenses relative to protection from domestic violence, S14074 [5NO]

BATF: Gang Resistance Education and Training (GREAT) Program funding, S7991 [1JY]

Bolivia: tribute to counternarcotics programs, S7447 [22JN]

Bounty hunters: establish civil and criminal liability for bounty hunters and their employers and encourage State regulation of industry (S. 1083), S5600 [19MY]

Capitol Building and Grounds: authorizing use of Grounds for National Peace Officers' Memorial Service (H. Con. Res. 44), S3724 [14AP]

———display of artwork by Minnesota students in Russell Senate Office Building dealing with impact of violence in homes, S11935 [5OC]

———rename the Document Door of the Capitol as the Memorial Door (H. Con. Res. 158), S8973 [21JY]

———tribute to John M. Gibson and Jacob J. Chestnut of the Capitol Police for acts of heroism, S4658 [4MY], S8980 [22JY]

Capstone Technologies (business): development of Warden Offender Monitoring System, S9060 [22JY]

Chemicals: ensure adequate actions are taken to detect, prevent, and minimize consequences of criminal attacks on chemical plants (S. 1470), S9947 [30JY]

Children and youth: address problem of disproportionate minority confinement in juvenile correctional facilities, S5463, S5464 [18MY], S5559-S5567, S5570-S5574, S5581 [19MY], S5721 [20MY]

———assessment of causes of violence, S4147, S4149 [26AP], S4245, S4311 [27AP], S4313-S4316, S4319-S4321 [28AP], S4419-S4421 [29AP], S4512-S4514 [3MY], S4839, S4930 [6MY], S4938 [10MY], S5116-S5124, S5142-S5144 [12MY], S5257-S5259 [13MY], S5405-S5408 [17MY], S5478 [18MY], S5567-S5570 [19MY], S5719 [20MY], S6275 [27MY]

———combat gang crime and youth violence, provide grants for juvenile drug treatment and crime prevention, and extend the violent crime reduction trust fund, S5015-S5018 [11MY], S5470-S5472, S5474 [18MY], S5715 [20MY]

———establish a pilot program to promote the replication of recent successful juvenile crime reduction strategies (S. 640), S2841-S2843 [17MR]

———establish program to identify most effective intervention programs for reducing juvenile violence, S5553, S5554 [19MY]

———improve academic and social outcomes for students by providing productive activities during after-school hours, S5579-S5581, S5582 [19MY]

———improve academic and social outcomes for students by providing productive activities during after-school hours (S. 1874), S14091, S14092 [5NO]

———improve academic and social outcomes for students by providing productive activities during after-school hours (S. 817), S3789 [15AP]

———improve efficiency and effectiveness of abuse and neglect courts (S. 708), S3262-S3267 [24MR]

———limit exposure to domestic violence, S5412-S5414 [17MY], S5476 [18MY]

———meet mental health and substance abuse treatment needs of incarcerated children and youth, S4997, S4998 [11MY], S5398 [17MY]

———meet mental health and substance abuse treatment needs of incarcerated children and youth (S. 465), S1946-S1948 [24FE]

———national policy to control juvenile crime and violence, S9450 [28JY], S10065 [3AU]

———national policy to control juvenile crime and violence (S. 254), S4981-S4999, S5002-S5021 [11MY], S5105-S5151, S5187-S5189 [12MY], S5193-S5259 [13MY], S5321-S5350, S5363-S5367 [14MY], S5394-S5416, S5420 [17MY], S5439-S5441, S5460-S5479 [18MY], S5507-S5583 [19MY], S5633-S5642, S5683-S5732 [20MY], S5792 [24MY], S6730-S6732, S6781 [9JN], S6884 [10JN], S7011 [15JN], S7829 [29JN], S7856-S7862 [30JN], S8939 [21JY]

———national policy to control juvenile crime and violence (S. 254), unanimous-consent agreement, S5240, S5241 [13MY], S5328 [14MY]

———national policy to control juvenile crime and violence (S. 254), unanimous-consent request, S5327, S5328 [14MY], S5444, S5445 [18MY]

———national youth violence prevention initiative, S10738 [10SE]

———prevent juvenile crime, provide for certain punishment of juvenile delinquents, and incapacitate violent juvenile criminals (S. 993), S4945-S4947 [10MY]

———prevent juvenile crime (S. 716), S3442 [25MR]

———prevent truancy and daytime juvenile crime, S2552 [11MR]

———prevent truancy and daytime juvenile crime (S. 639), S2841-S2843 [17MR], S3295 [24MR]

———promote accountability for violent and repeat juvenile offenders, S5714 [20MY]

———promote accountability for violent and repeat juvenile offenders (H.R. 1501), S7208 [17JN], S8939 [21JY], S9209-S9211 [26JY], S9450-S9460 [28JY], S10584 [8SE], S10685 [9SE], S11028, S11029 [16SE], S12999, S13000 [21OC], S14433 [9NO], S14761, S14763, S14771 [18NO]

———promote accountability for violent and repeat juvenile offenders (H.R. 1501), cloture motion, S9209 [26JY]

———promote accountability for violent and repeat juvenile offenders (H.R. 1501), motion to proceed, S9014 [22JY]

———promote accountability for violent and repeat juvenile offenders (H.R. 1501), unanimous-consent request, S8931-S8933 [21JY], S9014 [22JY]

———promote accountability for violent and repeat juvenile offenders (S. 538), S2314 [4MR]

———protect unborn victims of violence (S. 1673), S11729 [30SE], S11783 [1OC]

———provide grants for professionals in violence prevention training (S. 981), S4902 [6MY]

———reduce violent juvenile crime, promote accountability by rehabilitation of juvenile criminals, and deter violent gang crime (S. 254), S727, S750-S753 [20JA]

———tribute to Fight for Your Rights—Take a Stand Against Violence Program, S10373 [5AU]

Chile: release of documents on the military coup by Augusto Pinochet and current human rights violations, S13160 [26OC]

China, People's Republic of: investigation of theft of nuclear missile technology from Los Alamos National Laboratory, S2613-S2615, S2623 [15MR], S2707-S2713 [16MR], S3240 [24MR], S4023 [21AP], S6194-S6198, S6220, S6251 [27MY], S7483-S7486 [23JN], S8792-S8796, S8810 [19JY]

Clinton, President: conditional clemency for prisoners convicted of crimes connected to activities of Puerto Rican nationalist group, S11085-S11087 [21SE], S11950 [5OC]

———conditional clemency for prisoners convicted of crimes connected to activities of Puerto Rican nationalist group (S.J. Res. 33), S10636 [8SE], S10657, S10686-S10691 [9SE], S10723 [10SE], S10804-S10807, S10809-S10813, S10815-S10818 [14SE]

———conditional clemency for prisoners convicted of crimes connected to activities of Puerto Rican nationalist group (S.J. Res. 33), motion to proceed, S10769-S10771 [13SE]

———conditional clemency for prisoners convicted of crimes connected to activities of Puerto Rican nationalist group (S.J. Res. 33), order printing, S10872 [14SE]

———conditional clemency for prisoners convicted of crimes connected to activities of Puerto Rican nationalist group (S.J. Res. 33), unanimous-consent agreement, S10801 [14SE]

———conditional clemency for prisoners convicted of crimes connected to activities of Puerto Rican nationalist group (S.J. Res. 33), unanimous-consent request, S10686 [9SE], S10720 [10SE]

———constitutionality of ``Findings of Fact'' proposals to determine guilt of crimes alleged in articles of impeachment, S1409 [9FE]

———impeachment, S8, S9 [6JA], S39-S41 [7JA], S50 [8JA], S259, S267, S279 [15JA], S281, S287, S297 [16JA], S312, S483, S720 [19JA], S729-S733, S810 [20JA], S848 [21JA], S933, S946, S954, S956 [23JA], S963 [25JA], S991 [26JA], S1017, S1018 [27JA], S1069, S1070, S1105 [28JA], S1117 [3FE], S1199, S1207, S1208, S1209, S1211, S1212 [4FE], S1290, S1297, S1303, S1310, S1315, S1317, S1318 [6FE], S1337, S1344, S1354, S1365 [8FE], S1385, S1406 [9FE], S1411 [10FE], S1437 [11FE], S1457, S1639, S1667 [12FE], S1682 [22FE], S1790, S1794 [23FE], S2140 [2MR], S2229 [3MR]

———impeachment, unanimous-consent agreement, S36 [6JA], S49 [8JA], S961, S962 [25JA], S999 [26JA]

———impeachment, unanimous-consent request, S962, S963 [25JA], S1337 [8FE]

———motion for appearance of witnesses and admission of new evidence in impeachment trial of President Clinton, S1031 [27JA], S1106, S1107 [28JA]

———motion to dismiss articles of impeachment, S1029, S1030 [27JA], S1106, S1109 [28JA]

Coast Guard: investigation into use of excessive force in detaining Cuban refugees, S7845 [30JN]

Collective bargaining: clarify the illegality of the use of violence to achieve objectives during a strike (S. 764), S3595 [12AP]

Colleges and universities: enhance protections against fraud in the offering of financial assistance for a college education (S. 1455), S9545 [28JY], S14047, S14048 [4NO]

Colombia: authorize urgent support to secure peace and the rule of law, and to enhance the effectiveness of anti-drug efforts (S. 1758), S12937 [20OC]

———require report on current policy and strategy regarding counter-narcotics assistance (S. 1689), S11953 [5OC]

Colorado: tribute to ``I Will Pledge Week'' program to raise awareness of youth violence, S10709 [9SE]

Committee on Chinese Espionage (Senate, Select): establish (S. Res. 107), S5873-S5876 [24MY]

Committee on the Judiciary (Senate): investigation of Dept. of Defense Office of the Inspector General, S13641 [2NO]

Computers: establish a grant program to assist State and local law enforcement in investigating and prosecuting computer crimes (S. 1314), S8087 [1JY]

———require Internet service providers to offer filtering software to block access to unsuitable material by minors, S5141, S5142 [12MY], S5193, S5194 [13MY]

Confidential Reporting of Individuals Suspected of Imminent School Violence (CRISIS) Program: funding, S5399 [17MY]

Congress: restrict federalization of local and State crime laws, S2069 [2MR]

Constitutional amendments: protection of victims' rights (S.J. Res. 3), S707-S710 [19JA]

Consumers: labeling system for apparel and sporting goods made without child labor (S. 1549), S10464 [5AU]

———prohibit persons from charging for services or products that the SSA and Dept. of HHS provide without charge (S. 1740), S12698 [15OC]

Conyers, GA: shooting of students at Heritage High School, S5634-S5637, S5710 [20MY]

Copyrights: strengthen criminal copyright infringement laws (H.R. 3456), S15221 [19NO], S15228 [3DE]

———strengthen criminal copyright infringement laws (S. 1257), S7452-S7456 [22JN], S8190, S8191 [1JY], S8253 [12JY], S14890, S14891 [19NO]

Cordoba de Castro, Piedad: condemn kidnapping of Colombian Senator, S6276 [27MY]

Correctional institutions: exclude prisoners from requirements of the Americans With Disabilities Act and the Rehabilitation Act (S. 33), S434 [19JA]

———funding for jail-based substance abuse treatment programs (S. 295), S896 [22JA]

———separation of juveniles from adults, S5715 [20MY]

———tribute to Salvation Army Prison Card Program, S14777 [18NO]

Courts: allow clinical social workers to perform psychiatric examinations on certain criminals (S. 237), S693 [19JA]

———eliminate requirement for unanimous verdicts in Federal courts (S. 32), S433 [19JA]

———encourage States to prosecute violent armed juveniles as adults, S5409, S5410 [17MY], S5476, S5477, S5478 [18MY], S5714 [20MY]

———improve procedures for Federal civil forfeitures (S. 1701), S12108, S12109 [6OC]

———improve procedures for Federal civil forfeitures (S. 1931), S14628-S14635 [16NO]

———increase penalties for assaulting or threatening Federal judges, their family members, and other public servants (S. 113), S543 [19JA]

———limit authority of Federal judges relative to Federal, State, and local laws and prisoner litigation procedures (S. 248), S701-S703 [19JA]

———mandatory minimum sentencing for criminal use of guns, imposition of work requirements, and prohibition of luxury items for inmates (S. 420), S1444 [11FE]

———mandatory victim restitution (S. 145), S568 [19JA]

———reauthorize and improve the Drug Court Grant Program (S. 1808), S13268 [27OC], S13396 [28OC]

———reform statutes relative to the forfeiture of criminals' profits attributable to their crimes, S5555 [19MY], S5792 [24MY]

———reform statutes relative to the forfeiture of criminals' profits attributable to their crimes (S. 816), S3788 [15AP]

———repeal certain habeas corpus requirements relative to Federal review of State judgments (S. 175), S605-S608 [19JA]

———reporting requirements for eavesdropping and surveillance activities of Federal and State law enforcement agencies, S14879-S14881 [19NO], S15227 [3DE]

———reporting requirements for eavesdropping and surveillance activities of Federal and State law enforcement agencies (S. 1769), S13052 [22OC], S14222, S14223 [5NO]

———terminate certain independent counsel investigations upon termination of the independent counsel statute, S2910-S2916 [18MR]

———treatment of penalties relative to powdered cocaine, S14460-S14465 [10NO], S14937 [19NO]

———treatment of penalties relative to powdered cocaine (S. 146), S570 [19JA]

———waive time limits for introduction of motions for forensic DNA testing in certain Federal trials (S. 1700), S12108 [6OC]

Crime Identification Technology Act: funding, S9067 [22JY]

Customs Service: authorizing appropriations for personnel and technology to reduce delays at border crossings and strengthen drug enforcement, S7992-S7995, S8011, S8047, S8049 [1JY]

———authorizing appropriations for personnel and technology to reduce delays at border crossings and strengthen drug enforcement (S. 658), S2936, S2976 [18MR]

———authorizing appropriations for personnel and technology to reduce delays at border crossings and strengthen drug enforcement (S. 689), S3544, S3549, S3551 [25MR]

Day of National Concern About Young People and Gun Violence: designate (S. Res. 158), S8960 [21JY], S11049 [16SE]

———observance, S12999, S13000 [21OC]

DEA: funding, S9052, S9053 [22JY]

Dept. of Defense: expand drug interdiction and counterdrug activities, S6249 [27MY]

Dept. of Education: Safe and Drug Free Schools Program funding, S12083, S12084 [6OC]

Dept. of Energy: civil monetary penalties for violations of safety or security regulations by laboratory contractors, S8929, S8930 [21JY]

Dept. of Justice: Civil Division funding, S9056 [22JY]

———compel the Attorney General to appoint an independent counsel where there is an abuse of discretion, S7782 [29JN]

———conduct study on crimes against senior citizens, S9044 [22JY]

———decision on defense of the voluntary confessions law, S13675 [2NO]

———establish standards for interstate transportation of prisoners by private companies (S. 1898), S13591 [1NO], S14520 [10NO], S14603 [16NO]

———funding, S326 [19JA], S1133 [3FE]

———payment of travel costs for victims' families to attend trial of terrorists suspected in Pan Am flight 103 crash, S5665, S5670 [20MY]

———State Criminal Alien Assistance Program funding, S9058, S9059 [22JY]

Dept. of State: Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement funding, S7904 [30JN]

———mycoherbicide counter drug research and development funding, S7879, S7880 [30JN]

———report on U.S. citizens injured or killed by certain terrorist groups, S7449 [22JN]

———transfer authority for criminal investigations from Inspector General to Diplomatic Security Service, S7407 [22JN]

Dept. of Veterans Affairs: improve programs providing counseling and treatment for sexual trauma experienced by veterans (S. 1579), S10781 [13SE]

Detroit, MI: observance of Respect Month, S13991 [4NO]

———prosecution rates for gun-related cases, S6280 [27MY]

Disasters: prevent fraud and price-gouging relative to any relief efforts (S. 221), S669 [19JA]

District of Columbia: address basic quality of life issues, S8061, S8062 [1JY]

———escape of Shane S. DeLeon from a halfway house while awaiting trial on a hit-and-run murder charge, S7571 [24JN]

———incarceration of Leo Gonzales Wright at Lorton Correctional Complex relative to sentence to a Federal prison, S5462 [18MY], S7571 [24JN]

———policy to control crime and reform court procedures, S7571-S7573 [24JN]

———prohibit needle exchange programs funding, S8054-S8056 [1JY], S11025, S11027 [16SE], S11251-S11253 [22SE]

———prohibit the Legalization of Marijuana for Medical Treatment Initiative from taking effect (S.J. Res. 35), S11881 [4OC]

———reform gun-ownership laws, S7572 [24JN]

Drug abuse: combat methamphetamine abuse, S9051, S9052-S9053 [22JY]

———combat methamphetamine abuse (S. 562), S2413 [8MR]

———combat methamphetamine abuse (S. 1220), S6969-S6971 [14JN]

———national drug control policy, S3411 [25MR], S14510 [10NO]

———needle exchange programs, S3347 [25MR]

———prohibit use of Federal funds for needle exchange programs, S12090 [6OC], S12148-S12150 [7OC]

———prohibit use of Federal funds for needle exchange programs (S. 227), S692 [19JA]

Drugs: abuse of gamma y-hydroxybutyrate (GHB), S3824 [19AP]

———combat manufacture, traffic, import, and export of amphetamine and methamphetamine (S. 1428), S9087-S9093 [22JY]

———establish grant program for States to establish and maintain drug testing and treatment programs for welfare recipients (S. 906), S4367 [28AP]

———freeze assets of certain foreign narcotics traffickers and prohibit financial dealings with the U.S., S8866-S8868 [20JY], S14947-S14959 [19NO]

———freeze assets of certain foreign narcotics traffickers and prohibit financial dealings with the U.S. (S. 1171), S6324 [27MY]

———freeze assets of certain foreign narcotics traffickers and prohibit financial dealings with the U.S. (S. 565), S2416 [8MR]

———penalties for operating methamphetamine laboratories and increased funding to combat methamphetamine production, trafficking, and abuse, S14439-S14457, S14460-S14473 [10NO]

———penalties for operating methamphetamine laboratories and increased funding to combat methamphetamine production, trafficking, and abuse (S. 486), S2029 [25FE], S14932-S14943 [19NO]

———provide increased penalties for drug offenses involving minors, S5714 [20MY]

———reduce transportation and distribution of illegal drugs and strengthen domestic demand reduction, S3424 [25MR]

———reduce transportation and distribution of illegal drugs and strengthen domestic demand reduction (S. 5), S348, S365 [19JA], S2230 [3MR]

———reduce transportation and distribution of illegal drugs and strengthen domestic demand reduction (S. 5), star print, S1666 [12FE]

———suspend Federal benefits for convicted drug traffickers (S. 587), S2577 [11MR]

———treatment of gamma y-hydroxybutyrate and ketamine hydrochloride relative to the Controlled Substances (S. 1561), S10484 [5AU]

———treatment of gamma y-hydroxybutyrate and ketamine hydrochloride relative to the Controlled Substances Act (H.R. 2130), S14872-S14877 [19NO]

———treatment of gamma y-hydroxybutyrate and ketamine hydrochloride relative to the Controlled Substances Act (H.R. 2130), insert S. 1561 language in lieu, S14872 [19NO]

———treatment of gamma y-hydroxybutyrate and ketamine hydrochloride relative to the Controlled Substances Act (S. 1561), S14870-S14877 [19NO]

———use of multinational evaluation mechanism in assessment and certification of counternarcotics cooperation by foreign countries (S. 1775), S13090-S13092 [25OC]

Drunken driving: national minimum sentence for a person who operates a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol (S. 1005), S5051 [11MY]

———national standard to prohibit the operation of motor vehicles by intoxicated individuals (S. 222), S670 [19JA]

East Peoria, IL: tribute for efforts to combat racism and hatred, S11447 [24SE]

Ecology and environment: increase penalties and strengthen enforcement of environmental crimes (S. 481), S2022 [25FE]

Education: school-based counseling services funding, S5365 [14MY], S5400-S5405 [17MY], S5523, S5524, S5528 [19MY]

Edward Byrne Memorial Grant Program: funding, S9029, S9059 [22JY]

Employment: ensure employment rights of State workers in juvenile justice programs receiving Federal funds, S5553 [19MY]

Entertainment industry: develop and enforce a system for labeling violent content in audio and visual media products (S. 1228), S7134-S7136 [16JN]

Explosives: regulation (S. 1081), S5598 [19MY]

———require background checks before the sale of explosive materials (S. 1353), S8373 [13JY]

———require vendors to notify BATF when selling explosives (S. 142), S567 [19JA]

———restrict access to black powder (S. 141), S567 [19JA]

Families and domestic relations: child abuse and neglect prevention (H.R. 764), S14944, S14945, S15080 [19NO]

———child abuse and neglect prevention (S. 1750), S12838 [19OC]

———improve the availability of child care and development services outside normal school hours (S. 316), S1027 [27JA]

———limit the effects of domestic violence on the lives of children, S9009-S9011 [22JY]

———limit the effects of domestic violence on the lives of children (S. 1321), S8102 [1JY]

———parenting skills programs funding, S5556-S5559 [19MY]

———role in character development and teaching of moral values, S4160 [26AP], S5416-S5419 [17MY]

Federal employees: increase whistleblower protections, S11445 [24SE]

Financial institutions: require certain multilateral development banks and other lending institutions to implement independent third-party procurement monitoring (S. 1169), S6321-S6323 [27MY]

Firearms: allow recovery of Federal damages by State and local governments in lawsuits against weapons manufacturers (S. 560), S2412 [8MR]

———allow State concealed handgun carrying licenses to be valid in all States and exempt current and former law enforcement officers from State laws prohibiting the carrying of concealed handguns (S. 727), S3457 [25MR]

———ban importation and transfer of large capacity ammunition feeding devices, S7813 [29JN], S8932 [21JY]

———ban importation and transfer of large capacity ammunition feeding devices (S. 594), S2582 [11MR], S3978 [21AP]

———ban the manufacture and sale of armor-piercing ammunition and develop uniform ballistics tests to identify such ammunition (S. 158), S576-S579 [19JA]

———collection and dissemination of information on injuries, death, and family dissolution resulting from bullet-related violence (S. 155), S576-S579 [19JA]

———enforcement of current gun restrictions, S4319-S4321 [28AP]

———establish Federal cause of action against weapons manufacturers, dealers, and importers for damages caused by firearms (S. 686), S3135 [23MR]

———establish tort liability for dealers who transfer firearms in violation of Federal law (S. 1101), S5763 [20MY], S6731 [9JN]

———gun control, S6441 [27MY], S7490, S7491 [23JN], S8736 [16JY], S9070 [22JY], S9450-S9460 [28JY], S11028, S11029, S11046 [16SE], S12999, S13000 [21OC], S13063 [22OC], S13544 [29OC], S13782 [3NO], S13917 [4NO], S14236 [8NO], S14525 [10NO]

———import ban on assault weapons, S5221-S5227, S5237 [13MY]

———increase maximum term of imprisonment for offenses involving stolen firearms, S5325 [14MY]

———increase maximum term of imprisonment for offenses involving stolen firearms (S. 728), S3458 [25MR]

———lawsuits against weapons manufacturers, S9879 [29JY]

———licensing of ammunition manufacturers (S. 154), S576-S579 [19JA]

———make criminal background check requirements applicable only to handguns (S. 703), S3260 [24MR]

———prevent children from having access to firearms, S5005, S5009 [11MY], S5121, S5122 [12MY], S10373 [5AU]

———prevent children from having access to firearms (S. 936), S4578 [3MY]

———prevent misuse by juveniles, S5714 [20MY]

———prevent possession of firearms by certain violent juvenile offenders, S5136 [12MY]

———prevent possession of firearms by certain violent juvenile offenders (S. 991), S4912 [6MY]

———prohibit any transfer to minors except those given by parents, grandparents, or legal guardians or temporary transfers for employment, hunting, or instructional purposes, S5460-S5462 [18MY]

———prohibit any transfer to minors except those given by parents, grandparents, or legal guardians or temporary transfers for employment, hunting, or instructional purposes (S. 1179), S6328 [27MY]

———prohibit carrying of handguns with exceptions for certain individuals (S. 967), S4804 [5MY]

———prohibit gunrunning and provide mandatory minimum penalties for crimes related to gunrunning (S. 1080), S5597 [19MY]

———prohibit imposition of a fee for criminal background checks before the transfer of a handgun and prohibit retention of resulting information (S. 597), S2591 [11MR]

———prohibit sale, import, and manufacture of certain ammunition (S. 156), S576-S579 [19JA]

———prohibit sale, import, and manufacture of certain ammunition (S. 157), S576-S579 [19JA]

———prohibit transfer to an intoxicated person, S9029, S9030 [22JY], S14692 [17NO]

———prohibit transfer to an intoxicated person (S. 1845), S13683 [2NO]

———prohibit transfer to and possession by juveniles of assault weapons and high-capacity ammunition-feeding devices, S5216-S5227, S5237 [13MY]

———prohibit transfer to and possession of handguns, semiautomatic assault weapons, and large capacity ammunition feeding devices by individuals under 21 (S. 891), S4279 [27AP], S7264 [18JN]

———prohibit use of certain ammunition (S. 153), S576-S579 [19JA]

———reduce gun trafficking by prohibiting bulk purchases of handguns (S. 407), S1430 [10FE]

———regulation of dealers (S. 1306), S7934-S7937 [30JN]

———regulation of transfers at gun shows, S5126-S5136, S5140, S5144-S5146 [12MY], S5227-S5236, S5238-S5255 [13MY], S5321-S5326, S5364 [14MY], S5420 [17MY], S5465 [18MY], S5508-S5522 [19MY], S5634-S5642, S5710, S5715 [20MY], S6046 [26MY], S6730, S6781 [9JN], S7805, S7813 [29JN], S10685 [9SE]

———regulation of transfers at gun shows (H.R. 2122), S7208 [17JN], S7282, S7284 [18JN], S7490, S7491 [23JN]

———regulation of transfers at pawn shops, S5634-S5642 [20MY]

———require all sales or transfers of handguns include secure storage devices and child safety locks, S7587 [24JN]

———require reporting of buyer's residence to law enforcement officials and a waiting period before purchase of a handgun (S. 457), S1935, S1936 [24FE]

———restrict the sale or other transfer of armor piercing ammunition and its components disposed of by the Army (S. 1532), S10436 [5AU], S10736 [10SE]

———study marketing practices of the firearms industry relative to children, S5123, S5124 [12MY]

———tribute to Children's March for Gun Control, S13544 [29OC]

———waiting period before the purchase, S14465-S14470 [10NO]

Flag—U.S.: constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration (S.J. Res. 14), S2865-S2868 [17MR], S6922 [14JN]

———protect (S. 931), S4487-S4494 [30AP]

Foreign aid: provide alternative certification procedures for major drug producing and transit countries (S. 554), S2368 [5MR]

———require more explanation of actions and improve certification procedures for major drug producing and transit countries (S. 1271), S7530-S7532 [23JN]

Foreign countries: establish court-martial jurisdiction over civilians serving with Armed Forces and Federal jurisdiction over crimes committed outside the U.S. by civilians accompanying U.S. Armed Forces (S. 768), S3634-S3636 [13AP], S7925 [30JN], S8194-S8199 [1JY]

Foreign Narcotics Kingpin Designation Act: clarify the standing of U.S. citizens to challenge the blocking of assets (S. 1982), S15205 [19NO]

Foreign policy: deter and punish international crime, protect U.S. nationals and interests at home and abroad, and promote global cooperation against international crime (S. 1754), S12932 [20OC], S14007-S14011 [4NO]

Foreign trade: encourage sub-Saharan African companies to combat bribery of foreign officials in international business transactions, S13742, S13743 [3NO]

Fort McClellan, AL: closing and reuse by Center for Domestic Preparedness, S11753 [30SE]

———consolidation of Dept. of Justice first responder training under Center for Domestic Preparedness, S9061 [22JY]

Geneva Conventions: celebrate anniversary and recognize the humanitarian safeguards these treaties provide in times of armed conflict (H. Con. Res. 102), S13861 [3NO]

———celebrate anniversary and recognize the humanitarian safeguards these treaties provide in times of armed conflict (S. Con. Res. 31), S4950 [10MY]

Government regulations: debarment or suspension from Federal procurement and nonprocurement activities of persons that violate certain labor and safety laws (S. 1339), S8135 [1JY]

Hate crimes: combat (S. 1406), S8952 [21JY]

———enhance Federal enforcement, S9039-S9044 [22JY], S12779-S12781 [18OC], S12832 [19OC], S12902, S12903 [20OC], S13009 [21OC], S14400 [9NO]

———enhance Federal enforcement (S. 622), S2624 [15MR], S2730-S2733 [16MR], S7292 [21JN], S9212 [26JY]

Health care professionals: establish a national abusive and criminal background check system for patient care workers (S. 1445), S9389-S9393 [27JY]

———training of students relative to identification and referral of victims of domestic violence, S4998 [11MY]

———training of students relative to identification and referral of victims of domestic violence (S. 198), S623 [19JA]

Honolulu, HI: shooting of employees at Xerox Corp. building, S13782 [3NO]

Human rights: prevent trafficking of women and children for forced prostitution and labor, S7383 [22JN], S7843 [30JN]

———prevent trafficking of women and children for forced prostitution and labor (S. 600), S2598 [11MR]

Immigration: arrival and departure requirements for Canadian citizens relative to automated entry and exit control systems, S7411 [22JN], S9061, S9062 [22JY]

———arrival and departure requirements for Canadian citizens relative to automated entry and exit control systems (S. 745), S3477-S3481 [25MR], S7481 [22JN]

———extend the time period for admission of certain aliens as nonimmigrants and authorize appropriations for refugee assistance programs (H.R. 3061), S14309 [8NO]

———extend the time period for admission of certain aliens as nonimmigrants and authorize appropriations for refugee assistance programs (S. 1713), S12321 [8OC]

———increase State Criminal Alien Assistance Program funding and provide Federal reimbursement for treatment of illegal aliens (S. 1709), S12239-S12243 [7OC]

———prevent admission, require removal, and authorize investigation of aliens who commit acts of torture or genocide abroad (S. 1375), S8636 [15JY]

Immigration and Nationality Act: revise certain amendments relative to criminal aliens and admission procedures (S. 173), S603 [19JA]

Independent counsel: reform statute (S. 1297), S7766-S7790 [29JN]

Individuals With Disabilities Education Act: expulsion from school and termination of educational services for any disabled student carrying a weapon to school or a school function, S5347-S5350 [14MY], S5529-S5549 [19MY], S5684-S5691, S5714 [20MY]

———expulsion from school and termination of educational services for any disabled student carrying a weapon to school or a school function (S. 969), S4805-S4807 [5MY]

INS: coordinate and link all relevant data bases with those of the Dept. of Justice and other Federal law enforcement agencies, S9016 [22JY]

Inter-American Foundation: funding relative to completion of GAO civil and criminal investigations, S7847 [30JN]

International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda: funding, S9033, S9055 [22JY]

International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia: funding, S9033, S9055 [22JY]

———indictment of Slobodan Milosevic for war crimes, genocide, and crimes against humanity, S6017 [26MY]

———vigorous prosecution of war crimes, genocide, and crimes against humanity, S5810, S5811, S5814-S5817 [24MY], S5947 [25MY]

———vigorous prosecution of war crimes, genocide, and crimes against humanity (S. Con. Res. 33), S5876 [24MY]

International Olympic Committee: applicability of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act to combat official corruption in international business transactions (S. 797), S3705 [14AP]

———applicability of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act to combat official corruption in international business transactions (S. 803), S3710 [14AP]

IRS: provide taxpayers with greater notice of any unlawful inspection or disclosure of their return or return information (S. 898), S4357 [28AP]

Jackson, Joseph J. (Shoeless Joe): recognition of baseball accomplishments (S. Res. 134), S8143 [1JY], S15221, S15222 [19NO]

Jacob Wetterling Foundation: anniversary, S13047, S13048 [22OC]

Jasper, TX: tribute to individuals for community healing efforts following the murder of James Byrd, Jr., S7973 [1JY]

Jordan, Vernon E., Jr.: statement of personal integrity in deposition relative to impeachment trial of President Clinton, S1799 [23FE]

Judiciary: circuit and district courts' support staff and operating expenses funding, S9067 [22JY]

Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act: amend (S. 838), S3925 [20AP]

Las Vegas, NV: Special Police Enforcement and Eradication Program funding, S9051 [22JY]

Law enforcement: community policing programs, S5702-S5709, S5712 [20MY], S8989-S8999 [22JY], S13367 [28OC]

———community policing programs (S. 1760), S13013-S13016 [21OC]

———facilitate exchange and collection of DNA identification information from violent offenders (S. 903), S4364-S4366 [28AP]

———improve the quality and credibility of forensic science services for criminal justice purposes (S. 1196), S6797 [9JN]

———limit access to body armor by violent felons and facilitate the donation of Federal surplus body armor to State and local law enforcement agencies, S5339 [14MY], S14433 [9NO]

———limit access to body armor by violent felons and facilitate the donation of Federal surplus body armor to State and local law enforcement agencies (S. 783), S3644 [13AP]

———prohibit agencies from imposing a waiting period for acceptance of reports on missing persons less than 21 years of age (S. 1201), S6859 [10JN]

———reduce interstate street gang and organized crime activity, S5336, S5337 [14MY]

———unincorporated neighborhood watch programs funding (S. 1082), S5599 [19MY]

Law enforcement officers: establish a matching grant program to assist local governments in purchasing bullet resistant equipment (S. 726), S3455 [25MR]

———improve the matching grant program to assist local governments in purchasing armor vests (S. 521), S2213 [3MR]

Libya: liquidate assets to pay for travel costs of families of the victims of the Pan Am flight 103 crash in attending the trial of the terrorist suspects in the crash, S7370 [21JN]

Littleton, CO: beginning of school year for students at Columbine High School, S10373 [5AU]

———moment of silence for shooting victims at Columbine High School, S4147 [26AP], S4232 [27AP]

———mourn the loss of life, condemn the deadly violence, and commend law enforcement officials that assisted at Columbine High School (H. Con. Res. 92), S4232, S4242-S4247, S4311 [27AP]

———mourn the loss of life, condemn the deadly violence, and commend law enforcement officials that assisted at Columbine High School (H. Con. Res. 92), unanimous-consent agreement, S4242 [27AP]

———shooting of students at Columbine High School, S3972-S3975, S3977, S3978, S3981, S3988-S3995, S4000 [21AP], S4102-S4105 [22AP], S4147, S4149, S4159 [26AP], S4233, S4234 [27AP], S4313-S4316, S4317, S4319-S4321, S4327 [28AP], S4512-S4514 [3MY], S4930 [6MY], S6275 [27MY]

Maine Community Alliance To End Violence Against Children: implementation of Rapid Response System for children exposed to violence, S9060, S9061 [22JY]

Medicaid: allow fraud control units to investigate and prosecute fraud in Medicare and other Federal programs and elder abuse in residential facilities, S14979 [19NO]

———allow fraud control units to investigate and prosecute fraud in Medicare and other Federal programs and elder abuse in residential facilities (S. 1417), S9078 [22JY]

Medicare: civil monetary penalties for false certification of eligibility for hospice care for beneficiaries, S14344, S14345 [9NO]

———combat waste, fraud, and abuse in home health service payments (S. 255), S756 [20JA]

———combat waste, fraud, and abuse (S. 1231), S7219-S7226 [17JN]

———combat waste, fraud, and abuse (S. 1451), S9533 [28JY]

Mental health: deinstitutionalization of patients, S8295 [12JY]

Mexico: drug control efforts, S6156 [26MY]

———foreign aid certification of drug enforcement efforts, S2932 [18MR]

———renegotiation of extradition treaty so that the possibility of capital punishment will not interfere with the extradition of criminal suspects to the U.S. (S. Res. 171), S10000 [2AU]

———transfer of UH-1H helicopters to assist in drug enforcement efforts, S6156 [26MY]

Milosevic, Slobodan: culpability for war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide in the former Yugoslavia, S8532, S8533 [15JY]

———prosecution as a war criminal (S. Res. 105), S5870 [24MY]

Money laundering: combat and address vulnerabilities of private banking (S. 1920), S14569 [10NO]

Motion Picture Industry Accountability Commission: establish, S5695-S5700 [20MY]

Motor vehicles: titling and registration requirements relative to salvage, nonrepairable, and rebuilt vehicles, S929-S931 [22JA], S1402 [9FE]

———titling and registration requirements relative to salvage, nonrepairable, and rebuilt vehicles (S. 655), S2859-S2861 [17MR], S3909 [20AP], S5021 [11MY], S5367 [14MY], S5732 [20MY], S14831 [18NO]

———titling and registration requirements relative to salvage, nonrepairable, and rebuilt vehicles (S. 678), S3123 [23MR]

National Center for Missing and Exploited Children: authorizing appropriations (S. 249), S703 [19JA], S3867-S3873 [19AP], S5974 [25MY], S7919-S7921 [30JN], S8627 [15JY], S10357 [5AU], S11580-S11584 [28SE]

———funding, S7991 [1JY]

National Commission on Youth Violence: convene, S5416 [17MY]

National Correctional Officers and Employees Week: designate (S. Res. 29), S4473 [29AP]

National Inhalants and Poisons Awareness Week: designate (S. Res. 47), S2976 [18MR], S3538 [25MR]

———observance, S3823 [19AP]

National Missing Children's Day: observance, S5974 [25MY]

National objectives: policy to control crime and reform court procedures, S3981 [21AP], S4512-S4514 [3MY]

———policy to control crime and reform court procedures (S. 9), S366-S368 [19JA], S734 [20JA], S4102-S4104 [22AP]

———policy to control crime and reform court procedures (S. 899), S4357 [28AP], S8047 [1JY]

National Peace Officers Memorial Day: designate (S. Res. 22), S717 [19JA], S4473 [29AP], S5100 [11MY], S5316 [13MY]

———observance, S5317 [13MY]

National SAVE Schools From Violence Day: observance, S12562 [13OC]

National School Violence Victims' Memorial Day: designate (S. Res. 53), S2035 [25FE], S3180-S3182 [24MR], S3545 [25MR]

National Youth Violence Commission: establish, S10215 [4AU]

———establish (S. 1001), S5043 [11MY]

NIH: youth violence research funding, S5552 [19MY]

Occupational Safety and Health Act: expand protection of safety and health of employees (S. 653), S2856-S2858 [17MR]

———increase penalties relative to violations that result in the death of an employee (S. 651), S2856-S2858 [17MR]

Office of National Drug Control Policy: High Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas funding, S8042, S8047 [1JY]

Oklahoma City National Memorial Institute for the Prevention of Terrorism: funding, S9071 [22JY]

Omnibus Consolidated and Emergency Supplemental Appropriations Act: technical corrections relative to international narcotics control and law enforcement assistance (H.R. 1379), S6447 [27MY]

Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe: congressional delegation trip to session in Russia, S8624 [15JY]

Pennsylvania: tribute to Women's Resource Center of Lackawanna and Susquehanna Counties, S1741 [22FE]

Pensions: clarify primacy of State regulations prohibiting individuals from benefitting from crimes involving the death of pension plan participants (S. 1979), S15093 [19NO]

Postal Service: protect consumers from deceptive marketing practices which use sweepstakes to entice the purchase of goods or services (S. 301), S923 [22JA], S13337 [28OC]

———require sweepstakes companies to set up a uniform-toll free number whereby consumers can request the removal of their names from mailing lists (S. 975), S4891 [6MY]

Prison Litigation Reform Act: clarify treatment of juveniles and the mentally ill, S9025-S9027 [22JY]

Privacy: enhance protections for electronic information, ensure uniform protections for purchase or rental of certain media, and promote use of encryption technology while balancing law enforcement needs (S. 854), S4040-S4042 [21AP]

Public Health Policy Advisory Board: release of ``Health and the American Child—A Focus on the Mortality Among Children'' report, S5733 [20MY]

Public lands: prohibit use of Federal property for motion pictures and television productions that promote or glorify violence, S5574-S5578, S5582 [19MY]

Public welfare programs: deny benefits to individuals who participated in Nazi war crimes during World War II (S. 1249), S7327 [21JN]

Refugees: provide a comprehensive program of support for victims of torture, S7918 [30JN]

———provide a comprehensive program of support for victims of torture (H.R. 2367), S13035 [21OC]

———reaffirm U.S. commitment to protecting refugees who are fleeing prosecution or torture (S. 1940), S14610 [16NO], S14701-S14704 [17NO]

Rehnquist, William H.: tribute for service in presiding over impeachment trial of President Clinton, S1794 [23FE]

Rio Arriba County, NM: Federal assistance to address black tar heroin epidemic, S7018 [15JN]

Runaway and Homeless Youth Act: reauthorize (S. 249), S703 [19JA], S3867-S3873 [19AP], S5974 [25MY], S7919-S7921 [30JN], S8627 [15JY], S10357 [5AU], S11580-S11584 [28SE]

Sacramento, CA: condemn arson at three area synagogues and affirm opposition to all forms of hate crimes, S7292 [21JN]

———condemn arson at three area synagogues and affirm opposition to all forms of hate crimes (S. Res. 136), S8199 [1JY]

Safe Night USA: designate (S. Res. 112), S6449 [27MY]

Savannah, GA: Thunderbolt Elementary School winner of Concerned Businessmen's Association of America's Set a Good Example Competition, S12562 [13OC]

Schools: authorize grants to local educational agencies to carry out school violence prevention and school safety activities in secondary schools (S. 1286), S7605 [24JN]

———construction of memorials and holding of memorial services at public schools to honor teachers and students murdered on campus, S5330-S5333 [14MY], S5468, S5469 [18MY]

———enhance safety (S. 1465), S9961 [2AU]

———ensure safety by waiving local matching requirement under Community Oriented Policing Program relative to placement of law enforcement officers in local schools (S. 850), S4035 [21AP]

———ensure safety through prevention and intervention programs, S5002, S5005-S5008, S5010-S5015 [11MY], S5107-S5115, S5126 [12MY], S5395, S5405 [17MY], S5721 [20MY]

———ensure safety through prevention and intervention programs (S. 973), S4890 [6MY]

———expand after-school programs to control juvenile crime and violence, S2443, S2444 [9MR], S2468, S2469, S2491 [10MR], S2546, S2552, S2553, S2562-S2564 [11MR], S4995, S4996, S5008 [11MY], S5126 [12MY]

———expulsion of students for possession of guns or illegal drugs, S5701, S5709 [20MY]

———expulsion of students for possession of guns or illegal drugs (S. 44), S480, S483 [19JA], S727 [20JA]

Seattle, WA: shooting of employees at Northlake Shipyard, S13782 [3NO], S13917 [4NO]

Secret Service: establish a protective function privilege (S. 1360), S8384 [13JY]

Securities: allow Federal enforcement actions based on State enforcement actions against microcap securities fraud and broaden SEC regulation of rogue brokers (S. 1189), S6791 [9JN]

Senate: authority to print documents relative to impeachment trial of President Clinton, unanimous-consent agreement, S60 [14JA]

———authorize taking of photographs in the Senate Chamber during the roll call vote on the articles of impeachment against President Clinton (S. Res. 36), S1437, S1438 [11FE]

———tribute to leadership of Senators Lott and Daschle relative to impeachment trial of President Clinton, S1460 [12FE]

———tribute to staff relative to impeachment trial of President Clinton, S1460 [12FE]

Senate Task Force on the State of American Society: establish, S11723 [30SE]

Senior citizens: prevent and increase penalties for crimes such as health care, pension, and telemarketing fraud, and nursing home abuse and fraud (S. 751), S3490-S3500 [25MR]

———warn of the dangers of telemarketing fraud, including Internet fraud, and provide information that will help them protect themselves (S. 699), S3253 [24MR]

Serbia: undertake efforts to secure the release of CARE (relief organization) workers being held prisoner (H. Con. Res. 144), S8307 [12JY]

———undertake efforts to secure the release of CARE (relief organization) workers being held prisoner (S. Res. 135), S8144 [1JY]

Smith, Benjamin N.: hate-crime shootings in Midwest States, S8736 [16JY]

States: encourage incarceration of individuals convicted of murder, rape, or child molestation, S5415 [17MY], S5525, S5527 [19MY]

———encourage incarceration of individuals convicted of murder, rape, or child molestation (S. 668), S3000 [19MR]

———funding for participation in nationwide system for collecting and sharing juvenile criminal records, S5714 [20MY]

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration: assist local communities coordinate services for juvenile offenders transitioning from the juvenile justice system back into their communities (S. 1046), S5287 [13MY]

———expand grants for religious organizations providing substance abuse treatment services, S13858, S13859 [3NO]

———promote State flexibility and accountability, support youth prevention and treatment programs, and respond to incidents of teen violence (S. 976), S4892-S4897 [6MY], S5015, S5021 [11MY], S13845-S13861 [3NO]

Sudan: human rights violations, S1129 [3FE]

Supreme Court: anniversary of Miranda v. Arizona decision on police interrogation rules, S7024 [15JN]

Surgeon General: importance of report on media and violence (S.J. Res. 23), S4465 [29AP]

Taxation: treatment of transfer or sale of certain ammunition (S. 152), S576-S579 [19JA]

Telecommunications: require a health insurance issuer, health plan, or health care provider to obtain an enrollee's or patient's consent relative to the interception of oral, wire, or electronic communications (S. 782), S3642 [13AP]

———require consent of all parties relative to interception of oral, wire, or electronic communications (S. 781), S3642 [13AP]

Telephones: protect consumers against slamming and cramming and provide jurisdiction over deceptive trade practices to the FTC (S. 58), S472-S474 [19JA]

Television: broadcast of violent programming, S4160-S4162 [26AP], S4234 [27AP]

———prohibit broadcast of violent programming during designated time period in which children are likely to be watching, S5147-S5151, S5187-S5189 [12MY], S5195-S5214 [13MY]

———prohibit broadcast of violent programming during designated time period in which children are likely to be watching (S. 876), S4187 [26AP]

Terrorism: prohibit distribution of information relative to explosive materials, S5340 [14MY]

Trademarks: protect consumers and promote electronic commerce by amending certain trademark infringement, dilution, and counterfeiting laws, S15023-S15026 [19NO]

———protect consumers and promote electronic commerce by amending certain trademark infringement, dilution, and counterfeiting laws (S. 1255), S7334 [21JN], S8693 [15JY], S10513-S10520 [5AU]

———protect consumers and promote electronic commerce by amending certain trademark infringement, dilution, and counterfeiting laws (S. 1461), S9749-S9755 [29JY]

Treaties and agreements: removal of injunction of secrecy, S8422 [13JY], S10533 [5AU]

U.S. Sentencing Commission: appointment of certain members relative to victims of violent crime (S. 500), S2108 [2MR]

———funding, S9309 [26JY]

Vermont: child abuse prevention program funding, S9055, S9056 [22JY]

Victims: enhance rights and protections (S. 934), S4496-S4504 [30AP]

Violent and Repeat Juvenile Offender Accountability and Rehabilitation Act: require disclaimer on funded printed materials, S5400 [17MY], S5522, S5525 [19MY]

Violent Crime Reduction Trust Fund: funding, S8946 [21JY], S8982, S8983 [22JY]

Virginia: school safety initiative funding, S9049 [22JY]

———tribute to Dept. of Motor Vehicles demonstration of the National Motor Vehicle Title Information System, S5367 [14MY]

Weapons: gun control, S13917 [4NO]

West Virginia: tribute to Division of Criminal Justice Services' juvenile justice compliance monitoring program, S6470 [7JN]

West Virginia University: safe schools and communities symposium, S10215 [4AU]

Women: address economic obstacles of domestic violence victims (S. 1069), S5493-S5495 [18MY]

———reauthorize Federal programs to prevent violence against women (S. 51), S444-S446 [19JA], S12846 [19OC]

———reauthorize Federal programs to prevent violence against women (S. 245), S698 [19JA]

Women Helping Battered Women (organization): anniversary, S12846 [19OC]

Women's Advocates, Inc.: anniversary, S11175 [21SE]

World War II: require disclosure of classified information on chemical and biological experiments carried out by Japan (S. 1902), S14541 [10NO]

Ypsilanti, MI: shooting of students at Erickson Elementary School and Willow Run High School, S12250 [7OC]

Yugoslavia: restrict foreign aid to countries, regions, and communities in the former Yugoslavia that continue to harbor indicted war criminals, S7879 [30JN]

Reports

Evaluation of Juvenile Justice Delinquency and Prevention Programs: Center for the Study and Prevention of Violence, H4546-H4550 [17JN]

Gun Shows—Brady Checks and Crime Gun Traces, H8605-H8613 [23SE]

Impact of Specially Designated Narcotics Traffickers Program: Dept. of the Treasury, H11222 [2NO]

Investigation of Dept. of Defense Office of the Inspector General: Committee on the Judiciary (Senate), S13642-S13657 [2NO]

Need for H.R. 1658—Recent Cases of Civil Asset Forfeiture Abuses of Innocent, Legitimate Businesspeople and Entities, H4856-H4858 [24JN]

Police Hiring and Redeployment Grants—Summary of Audit Findings and Recommendations: Dept. of Justice Office of the Inspector General, S5708 [20MY]

Television and Growing Up—The Impact of Television Violence: Surgeon General's Scientific Advisory Committee on Television and Social Behavior (1972), S5148-S5150 [12MY]

There Is a Virus Loose Within Our Culture—An Honest Look at Music's Impact: Thomas L. Jipping, Free Congress Foundation, E1692 [30JY]

United States of America, Rights for All, Betraying the Young: Amnesty International, S4999 [11MY]

Vancouver, Canada, Needle Exchange Program: Office of National Drug Control Policy, H6623 [29JY]

Reports filed

Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act: Committee on the Judiciary (Senate) (S. 1255), S9743 [29JY]

———Committee on the Judiciary (Senate) (S. 1255) (S. Rept. 106-140), S10388 [5AU]

Child Abuse Prevention and Enforcement Act: Committee on the Judiciary (House) (H.R. 764) (H. Rept. 106-360), H9241 [1OC]

———Committee on the Judiciary (Senate) (H.R. 764), S13401 [28OC]

———Committee on the Judiciary (Senate) (S. 1750), S13401 [28OC]

Child Custody Protection Act: Committee on the Judiciary (House) (H.R. 1218) (H. Rept. 106-204), H4992 [25JN]

Civil Asset Forfeiture Reform Act: Committee on the Judiciary (House) (H.R. 1658) (H. Rept. 106-192), H4664 [18JN]

College Scholarship Fraud Prevention Act: Committee on the Judiciary (Senate) (S. 1455), S13552 [29OC]

Consideration of H. Con. Res. 180, Conditional Clemency by President Clinton for Prisoners Convicted of Crimes Connected to Activities of Puerto Rican Nationalist Group: Committee on Rules (House) (H. Res. 281) (H. Rept. 106-309), H7995 [8SE]

Consideration of H.J. Res. 33, Constitutional Amendment To Prohibit U.S. Flag Desecration: Committee on Rules (House) (H. Res. 217) (H. Rept. 106-194), H4733 [22JN]

Consideration of H.R. 514, Wireless Privacy Enhancement Act: Committee on Rules (House) (H. Res. 77) (H. Rept. 106-28), H714 [23FE]

Consideration of H.R. 764, Child Abuse Prevention and Enforcement Act: Committee on Rules (House) (H. Res. 321) (H. Rept. 106-363), H9302 [4OC]

Consideration of H.R. 1218, Child Custody Protection Act: Committee on Rules (House) (H. Res. 233) (H. Rept. 106-211), H5090 [29JN]

Consideration of H.R. 1501, Consequences for Juvenile Offenders Act and H.R. 2122, Mandatory Gun Show Background Check Act: Committee on Rules (House) (H. Res. 209) (H. Rept. 106-186), H4340 [15JN]

Consideration of H.R. 1658, Civil Asset Forfeiture Reform Act: Committee on Rules (House) (H. Res. 216) (H. Rept. 106-193), H4733 [22JN]

Consideration of H.R. 2436, Unborn Victims of Violence Act: Committee on Rules (House) (H. Res. 313) (H. Rept. 106-348), H9021 [29SE]

Constitutional Amendment on Protection of Victims' Rights: Committee on the Judiciary (Senate) (S.J. Res. 3), S11879 [4OC]

Constitutional Amendment To Prohibit Desecration of the U.S. Flag: Committee on the Judiciary (Senate) (S.J. Res. 14), S4431 [29AP]

Constitutional Amendment To Prohibit Desecration of U.S. Flag: Committee on the Judiciary (House) (H.J. Res. 33) (H. Rept. 106-191), H4664 [18JN]

Continued Reporting of Intercepted Wire, Oral, and Electronic Communications Act: Committee on the Judiciary (Senate) (S. 1769), S13401 [28OC]

Copyright Damages Improvement Act: Committee on the Judiciary (House) (H.R. 1761) (H. Rept. 106-216), H5331 [1JY]

Date-Rape Act: Committee on Commerce (House) (H.R. 2130) (H. Rept. 106-340), H8872 [27SE]

Date-Rape Drug Control Act: Committee on the Judiciary (Senate) (S. 1561), S14805 [18NO]

Denying Safe Havens to International and War Criminals Act: Committee on the Judiciary (Senate) (S. 1754), S13089 [25OC]

Determined and Full Engagement Against the Threat of Methamphetamine Act: Committee on the Judiciary (Senate) (S. 486), S10388 [5AU]

Digital Theft Deterrence and Copyright Damages Improvement Act: Committee on the Judiciary (Senate) (S. 1257), S8084 [1JY]

Extradition Treaty With the Republic of Korea: Committee on Foreign Relations (Senate) (Exec. Rept. 106-13), S13797 [3NO]

Federal Law Enforcement Animal Protection Act: Committee on the Judiciary (House) (H.R. 1791) (H. Rept. 106-372), H9898 [12OC]

Military and Extraterritorial Jurisdiction Act: Committee on the Judiciary (Senate) (S. 768), S7590 [24JN]

National Center for Missing and Exploited Children Appropriations: Committee on the Judiciary (Senate) (S. 249), S2273 [4MR]

National Center for Missing and Exploited Children Appropriations and Runaway and Homeless Youth Act Reauthorization: Committee on Education and the Workforce (House) (H.R. 905) (H. Rept. 106-152), H3459 [20MY]

National Correctional Officers and Employees Week: Committee on the Judiciary (Senate) (S. Res. 29), S4431 [29AP]

National Peace Officers Memorial Day: Committee on the Judiciary (Senate) (S. Res. 22), S4431 [29AP]

National Salvage Motor Vehicle Consumer Protection Act: Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation (Senate) (S. 655) (S. Rept. 106-123), S9525 [28JY]

Nazi Benefits Termination Act: Committee on Government Reform (House) (H.R. 1788) (H. Rept. 106-321), H9515 [6OC]

———Committee on the Judiciary (House) (H.R. 1788) (H. Rept. 106-321), H8289 [14SE]

Nomination of Kathryn M. Thurman To Be Director of the Dept. of Justice Office for Victims of Crime: Committee on the Judiciary (Senate), S13679 [2NO]

Nomination of Melvin W. Kahle To Be U.S. Attorney: Committee on the Judiciary (Senate), S13679 [2NO]

Punish the Depiction of Animal Cruelty: Committee on the Judiciary (House) (H.R. 1887) (H. Rept. 106-397), H10339 [19OC]

Runaway and Homeless Youth Act Reauthorization: Committee on the Judiciary (Senate) (S. 249), S2273 [4MR]

S Visa and Refugee Assistance Authorization Act: Committee on the Judiciary (Senate) (S. 1713), S13011 [21OC]

Stalking Prevention and Victim Protection Act: Committee on the Judiciary (House) (H.R. 1869) (H. Rept. 106-455), H11644 [5NO]

Trafficking Victims Protection Act: Committee on International Relations (House) (H.R. 3244) (H. Rept. 106-487), H12904 [22NO]

Unborn Victims of Violence Act: Committee on the Judiciary (House) (H.R. 2436) (H. Rept. 106-332), H8664 [24SE], H9021 [29SE]

Use of Capitol Grounds for National Peace Officers' Memorial Service: Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure (House) (H. Con. Res. 44) (H. Rept. 106-58), H1333 [16MR]

Wireless Privacy Enhancement Act: Committee on Commerce (House) (H.R. 514) (H. Rept. 106-24), H714 [23FE]

Youth Drug and Mental Health Services Act: Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (Senate) (S. 976) (S. Rept. 106-196), S12834 [19OC]

Resolutions by organizations

Combatting terrorism: DAR, E1495 [1JY]

Listen to the Cries of the Children National Campaign: Houston, TX, City Council, E881 [6MY]

Resolutions of ratification

Extradition Treaty With the Republic of Korea, S13797 [3NO]

Rulings of the Chair

Children and youth: promote accountability for violent and repeat juvenile offenders (H.R. 1501), H4432 [16JN]

———promote accountability for violent and repeat juvenile offenders (H.R. 1501), motion to instruct conferees, H8650 [24SE]

Rulings—Impeachment trial

Impeachment Trial of President Clinton, S279 [15JA], S890 [22JA], S944 [23JA], S995, S1003 [26JA], S1387 [9FE]

Songs

``Come and Get Some,'' Master P (musician), S4314 [28AP]

``Get at Me Dog,'' DMX (musical group), S4314 [28AP]

``Irresponsible Hate Anthem,'' Marilyn Manson (musical group), S4314 [28AP]

``On a Mission,'' Fiend (musical group), S4314 [28AP]

``Slap a `Ho,'' Dove Shack (musical group), S4314 [28AP]

Statements

Conditional Clemency by President Clinton for Prisoners Convicted of Crimes Connected to Activities of Puerto Rican Nationalist Group: Representative Gilman, H8016 [9SE]

Constitutional Amendment To Prohibit Desecration of the U.S. Flag: OMB, H4840 [24JN]

———Paul C. Tash, American Society of Newspaper Editors, H4840 [24JN]

Drinking and Driving: Chelsea Downing and Rebekah Blaisdell, E1521 [13JY]

Drug Treatment: Lucas Gockley and Aaron Gerhardt, E1522 [13JY]

Hate Crimes: Ryan Creedon, Jeff Davis, Demere Kasper, and Jesse McCall, E1559 [15JY]

Impeachment Trial of Supreme Court Justice Samuel P. Chase: John Q. Adams, S1799 [23FE]

Income Tax System: Erin Gray and Sara Voight, E1560 [15JY]

Judicial Corruption in Argentina: Virginia Golan, Buenos Aires Yoga School Foundation, E1668 [28JY]

Juvenile Violence: David Gilbert, Melissa Jarvis, Amber Atherton, Corey Lasell, and Douglas Kunkie, E1615 [21JY]

Mandatory Gun Show Background Check Act: Alvin Bell, E1399 [24JN]

Mourn the Loss of Life and Condemn Deadly Violence at Columbine High School in Littleton, CO: Bill F. Owens, Governor of Colorado, H2331 [27AP]

Peer Counseling: Lee Knight, Anna Tornello, and Gigi Craig, E1645 [22JY]

Police Brutality: Chris Callahan, Ingrid O'Reilly, Chris Lancaster, Reah Greico, and Andy Weber, E1649 [26JY]

Prostitution: Lynn Clough, Angela DeBlasio, Kayla Gildersleeve, and Tess Grossi, E1649 [26JY]

Safe Schools: Erin Gover and Beth Ziner, E1670 [28JY]

School Violence: Sarah Mayer, Jessica Normand, and Colleen McCormick, E1697 [30JY]

Specially Designated Narcotics Traffickers Program: Dept. of the Treasury, H11228 [2NO]

Teen Violence: Alicia Prince, E1697 [30JY]

Tribute to Orlando Letelier and Ronni Karpen Moffitt: Representative McGovern, E1971 [27SE]

What Is To Be Done—Searching for Meaning in Our Tragedy: Colorado State Board of Education, E1047 [20MY]

Zero Tolerance for Alcohol: Laura Megivern, E1750 [5AU]

Statements—Impeachment trial

Impeachment Trial of President Clinton, S221-S251 [14JA], S260-S279 [15JA], S281-S300 [16JA], S484-S495 [19JA], S810-S830 [20JA], S832-S848 [21JA], S869-S892 [22JA], S933-S956 [23JA], S961-S974 [25JA], S991-S1010 [26JA], S1017, S1018 [27JA], S1069-S1074 [28JA], S1199-S1254 [4FE], S1289-S1318 [6FE], S1337-S1365 [8FE], S1385-S1388 [9FE], S1411, S1412 [10FE], S1437 [11FE], S1457-S1460, S1462-S1637, S1660-S1664, S1669-S1671 [12FE], S1703-S1723 [22FE], S1775-S1793 [23FE], S1916-S1924 [24FE]

———Charles F.C. Ruff, S484-S495 [19JA], S871, S872, S874, S875, S876, S877, S879, S880, S883, S884, S885, S887, S889, S890, S891 [22JA], S935, S937, S938, S941, S942, S943, S944, S945, S946, S947, S949, S950, S952, S953 [23JA], S1344-S1354 [8FE]

———Cheryl Mills, S824-S830 [20JA], S871, S891 [22JA], S944 [23JA]

———Dale Bumpers, S844-S848 [21JA]

———David Kendall, S832-S844 [21JA], S874, S882, S886 [22JA], S938, S939, S949, S950, S954 [23JA], S1002-S1007 [26JA], S1210, S1211 [4FE], S1310-S1315 [6FE]

———Greg Craig, S810-S824 [20JA], S873, S878, S888 [22JA], S936, S950, S951, S955 [23JA]

———Gregg Craig, S1205-S1207 [4FE]

———House Managers (excerpts), S1798 [23FE]

———Nicole Seligman, S965-S970 [25JA], S1303-S1310 [6FE]

———Representative Barr, S272-S279 [15JA], S876 [22JA], S940, S952 [23JA], S1341-S1343 [8FE]

———Representative Bryant, S228-S233 [14JA], S870, S886 [22JA], S934, S943, S951 [23JA], S995-S997, S1007 [26JA], S1201, S1207 [4FE], S1315 [6FE], S1357-S1359 [8FE]

———Representative Buyer, S281-S287 [16JA], S885, S890 [22JA], S934, S938, S948 [23JA], S1343 [8FE]

———Representative Canady, S291-S297 [16JA], S872, S877, S879, S889 [22JA], S955 [23JA], S963 [25JA], S1355-S1357 [8FE]

———Representative Cannon, S271 [15JA], S1338 [8FE]

———Representative Chabot, S268-S271 [15JA], S1340 [8FE]

———Representative Gekas, S267 [15JA], S297 [16JA], S1339 [8FE]

———Representative Graham, S287-S291 [16JA], S885 [22JA], S934, S937, S941, S945 [23JA], S971 [25JA], S1204 [4FE], S1316 [6FE], S1362 [8FE]

———Representative Hutchinson, S233-S241 [14JA], S871, S875, S882, S884, S890 [22JA], S935, S937, S939, S942, S944, S945, S950, S952, S953 [23JA], S964, S970 [25JA], S997-S999, S1007 [26JA], S1202, S1208 [4FE], S1292-S1299, S1315, S1316 [6FE], S1359 [8FE]

———Representative Hyde, S40 [7JA], S221 [14JA], S298-S300 [16JA], S887, S890 [22JA], S939, S947, S949, S950 [23JA], S972 [25JA], S1009 [26JA], S1363-S1365 [8FE], E238 [12FE]

———Representative McCollum, S260-S267 [15JA], S880, S890, S891 [22JA], S935, S938, S940, S947, S952, S956 [23JA], S992-S995, S1007 [26JA], S1200, S1208 [4FE], S1354 [8FE]

———Representative Rogan, S241-S251 [14JA], S877, S878, S883, S887, S888 [22JA], S940, S941, S942 [23JA], S1000-S1002, S1008 [26JA], S1203, S1210 [4FE], S1290-S1292, S1299-S1303 [6FE], S1360-S1362 [8FE]

———Representative Sensenbrenner, S222-S227 [14JA], S1337 [8FE]

———Senator Abraham, S1495-S1498 [12FE]

———Senator Akaka, S1576-S1578 [12FE]

———Senator Allard, S1561 [12FE]

———Senator Ashcroft, S1610-S1617 [12FE]

———Senator Bennett, S1711 [22FE], S1787-S1790 [23FE]

———Senator Biden, S1476-S1495 [12FE]

———Senator Bingaman, S1710 [22FE]

———Senator Bob Smith, S1708-S1710 [22FE]

———Senator Bond, S1507-S1509 [12FE], S1777 [23FE]

———Senator Boxer, S1511 [12FE]

———Senator Breaux, S1500 [12FE]

———Senator Brownback, S1605-S1608 [12FE]

———Senator Bryan, S1608-S1610 [12FE]

———Senator Bunning, S1529 [12FE]

———Senator Burns, S1522 [12FE]

———Senator Byrd, S1634-S1637 [12FE]

———Senator Campbell, S1504 [12FE]

———Senator Cleland, S1524-S1526 [12FE]

———Senator Collins, S1568 [12FE]

———Senator Conrad, S1470 [12FE]

———Senator Coverdell, S1779 [23FE]

———Senator Craig, S1592 [12FE]

———Senator Crapo, S1617 [12FE]

———Senator Daschle, S1775-S1777 [23FE]

———Senator DeWine, S1622-S1625 [12FE]

———Senator Dodd, S1330 [6FE], S1409 [9FE], S1593 [12FE], S1790 [23FE]

———Senator Domenici, S1501 [12FE]

———Senator Dorgan, S1618-S1620 [12FE]

———Senator Durbin, S1530-S1532 [12FE]

———Senator Edwards, S1575 [12FE]

———Senator Enzi, S1714-S1718 [22FE]

———Senator Feingold, S1465 [12FE], S1718-S1723 [22FE]

———Senator Fitzgerald, S1517-S1521 [12FE]

———Senator Frist, S1526-S1529 [12FE]

———Senator Gordon Smith, S1629-S1631 [12FE]

———Senator Gorton, S1462-S1465 [12FE]

———Senator Graham, S1560 [12FE]

———Senator Gramm, S875 [22JA]

———Senator Grams, S1499 [12FE]

———Senator Grassley, S1590-S1592 [12FE]

———Senator Hagel, S1631 [12FE]

———Senator Harkin, S279 [15JA], S973 [25JA], S1569-S1574 [12FE]

———Senator Hatch, S1780-S1787 [23FE]

———Senator Helms, S1626 [12FE]

———Senator Hollings, S1627 [12FE]

———Senator Hutchinson, S1471 [12FE]

———Senator Hutchison, S1466 [12FE]

———Senator Inhofe, S1522-S1524, S1660-S1664 [12FE]

———Senator Jeffords, S1594-S1597 [12FE]

———Senator Johnson, S1474 [12FE]

———Senator Kennedy, S1566-S1568 [12FE]

———Senator Kerrey, S1504 [12FE]

———Senator Kerry, S890 [22JA], S1620-S1622 [12FE]

———Senator Kohl, S1547 [12FE]

———Senator Kyl, S1532-S1534 [12FE]

———Senator Landrieu, S1707 [22FE]

———Senator Lautenberg, S1506 [12FE]

———Senator Leahy, S1578 [12FE]

———Senator Levin, S1543-S1546 [12FE], S1799 [23FE]

———Senator Lieberman, S1600-S1605 [12FE]

———Senator Lincoln, S1625 [12FE]

———Senator Lugar, S1475 [12FE]

———Senator Mack, S1512-S1517 [12FE]

———Senator McCain, S1473 [12FE]

———Senator McConnell, S1562-S1566 [12FE]

———Senator Mikulski, S1498 [12FE]

———Senator Moynihan, S1559 [12FE]

———Senator Murkowski, S1633 [12FE]

———Senator Murray, S1472 [12FE]

———Senator Nickles, S1703-S1707 [22FE]

———Senator Reed, S1712-S1714 [22FE], S1916-S1924 [24FE]

———Senator Reid, S1574 [12FE]

———Senator Robb, S1509-S1511 [12FE]

———Senator Rockefeller, S1631-S1633 [12FE]

———Senator Roth, S1521 [12FE]

———Senator Sarbanes, S1502 [12FE]

———Senator Sessions, S1777, S1791-S1793 [23FE]

———Senator Snowe, S1546, S1669-S1671 [12FE]

———Senator Specter, S1534-S1540 [12FE]

———Senator Stevens, S1598-S1600 [12FE]

———Senator Thompson, S1548-S1559 [12FE]

———Senator Thurmond, S1617 [12FE]

———Senator Voinovich, S1505 [12FE]

———Senator Wellstone, S1597 [12FE]

———Senator Wyden, S1628 [12FE]

———William H. Rehnquist, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, S1459 [12FE]

Motion for Appearance of Witnesses and Admission of New Evidence in Impeachment Trial of President Clinton, S992-S1010 [26JA], S1018 [27JA], S1200-S1210 [4FE]

———David Kendall, S1002-S1007 [26JA]

———Gregg Craig, S1205-S1207 [4FE]

———Representative Bryant, S995-S997, S1007 [26JA], S1201, S1207 [4FE]

———Representative Graham, S1204 [4FE]

———Representative Hutchinson, S997-S999, S1007 [26JA], S1202, S1208 [4FE]

———Representative Hyde, S1009 [26JA]

———Representative McCollum, S992-S995, S1007 [26JA], S1200, S1208 [4FE]

———Representative Rogan, S1000-S1002, S1008 [26JA], S1203 [4FE]

———Senator Dodd, S1331 [6FE], S1409 [9FE]

Motion for House Managers To Provide Notification of Video Excerpts of Depositions To Be Used in Impeachment Trial of President Clinton, S1210, S1211 [4FE]

———David Kendall, S1210, S1211 [4FE]

———Representative Rogan, S1210 [4FE]

Motion To Amend Impeachment Trial Rules Relative to Public Deliberation: Senator Harkin, S973 [25JA]

Motion To Dismiss Articles of Impeachment Against President Clinton, S963-S974 [25JA], S1017 [27JA]

———Nicole Seligman, S965-S970 [25JA]

———Representative Canady, S963 [25JA]

———Representative Graham, S971 [25JA]

———Representative Hutchinson, S964, S970 [25JA]

———Representative Hyde, S972 [25JA]

Summaries

Battered Immigrant Women Protection Act (H.R. 3083), E2159 [21OC]

Battered Women's Economic Security and Safety Act (S. 1069), S5494 [18MY]

Children Who Witness Domestic Violence Protection Act (S. 1321), S8104 [1JY]

Civil Asset Forfeiture Reform Act (S. 1931), S14633 [16NO]

Crime Victims Assistance Act, S4501-S4503 [30AP]

Escalation of Anti-Semitic Violence in Russia: William M. Cohen, Center for Human Rights Advocacy, E2462 [19NO]

Exempt Law Enforcement Officers From State Laws Prohibiting Carrying of Concealed Handguns (H.R. 218), E11 [6JA]

Fight for Your Rights—Take a Stand Against Violence Program, S10373 [5AU]

Hate Crimes Prevention Act (S. 622), S2731 [16MR]

Independent Counsel Reform Act (S. 1297), S7780-S7782 [29JN]

Independent Counsel Statute, S7780 [29JN]

Medicare Fraud Prevention and Enforcement Act (S. 1231), S7223 [17JN]

Methamphetamine Anti-Proliferation Act (S. 1428), S9091 [22JY]

Microcap Fraud Prevention Act (S. 1189), S6793 [9JN]

Money Laundering Abatement Act (S. 1920), S14571 [10NO]

National Motor Vehicle Title Information System, S5368 [14MY]

Prevent Juvenile Crime (S. 716), S3443 [25MR]

Rulings and Procedures of the Presiding Officers During Depositions in the Impeachment Trial of President Clinton: Thomas Griffith, Morgan Frankel, and Chris Bryant, Senate Legal Counsel, S1639-S1641 [12FE]

Secret Service Protective Privilege Act (S. 1360), S8385 [13JY]

Violent and Repeat Juvenile Offender Accountability and Rehabilitation Act (S. 254): Stevens Amendment on Parenting Skills Programs Funding, S5559 [19MY]

Surveys

National Gun Policy: National Opinion Research Center, S6441 [27MY]

Tables

Economic costs of alcohol and drug abuse in the U.S. (1992), S10196 [4AU]

Firearms and explosives imports branch, high capacity magazine import total by country of export, S5222 [13MY]

Testimonies

Allegations of Releasing Information to the Media Relative to Independent Counsel Investigations: Kenneth W. Starr, H280 [2FE]

Judicial Corruption in Argentina: Federico Westerkamp, Center for Legal and Social Studies, E1757 [5AU]

Texts of

H. Con. Res. 44, use of Capitol Grounds for National Peace Officers' Memorial Service, H1497 [23MR]

H. Con. Res. 92, mourn the loss of life, condemn the deadly violence, and commend law enforcement officials that assisted at Columbine High School in Littleton, CO, H2327 [27AP]

H. Con. Res. 93, recognize and enhance public awareness of the social problem of child abuse and neglect, H2517 [29AP]

H. Con. Res. 102, celebrate anniversary of Geneva Conventions and recognize the humanitarian safeguards these treaties provide in times of armed conflict, H10800 [26OC]

H. Con. Res. 124, racial stereotyping of Asian Americans relative to espionage and campaign fundraising investigations, H11318 [2NO]

H. Con. Res. 144, undertake efforts to secure the release of CARE (relief organization) workers being held prisoner in Serbia, H5342 [12JY]

H. Con. Res. 158, rename the Document Door of the Capitol as the Memorial Door, H5848 [20JY]

H. Con. Res. 180, conditional clemency by President Clinton for prisoners convicted of crimes connected to activities of Puerto Rican nationalist group, H8012 [9SE]

H. Con. Res. 222, murder of government officials during terrorist attack on Parliament building in Armenia, H12010 [16NO]

H. Res. 77, consideration of H.R. 514, Wireless Privacy Enhancement Act, H800 [25FE]

H. Res. 165, National Peace Officers Memorial Day, H2950 [11MY]

H. Res. 181, condemn kidnapping and murder by Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) of Ingrid Washinawatok, Terence Freitas, and Lahe'ena'e Gay, H9259 [4OC]

H. Res. 209, consideration of H.R. 1501, Child Safety and Youth Violence Prevention Act, and H.R. 2122, Mandatory Gun Show Background Check Act, H4350 [16JN]

H. Res. 216, consideration of H.R. 1658, Civil Asset Forfeiture Reform Act, H4851 [24JN]

H. Res. 217, consideration of H.J. Res. 33, constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration of U.S. Flag, H4785 [23JN]

H. Res. 226, condemn arson at three Sacramento, CA, area synagogues and affirm opposition to all forms of hate crimes, H5030 [29JN]

H. Res. 233, consideration of H.R. 1218, Child Custody Protection Act, H5099 [30JN]

H. Res. 249, return to Senate S. 254, Violent and Repeat Juvenile Offender Accountability and Rehabilitation Act, H5677 [15JY]

H. Res. 254, condemn hate-crime shootings in Midwest States, H12885 [18NO]

H. Res. 269, recognition of Joseph J. (Shoeless Joe) Jackson's baseball accomplishments, H11673 [8NO]

H. Res. 281, consideration of H. Con. Res. 180, conditional clemency by President Clinton for prisoners convicted of crimes connected to activities of Puerto Rican nationalist group, H8005 [9SE]

H. Res. 313, consideration of H.R. 2436, Unborn Victims of Violence Act, H9040 [30SE]

H. Res. 321, consideration of H.R. 764, Child Abuse Prevention and Enforcement Act, H9348 [5OC]

H. Res. 611, impeachment of President Clinton (105th Congress), S40 [7JA]

H.J. Res. 33, constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration of U.S. Flag, H4787 [23JN]

H.R. 316, Cruises-to-Nowhere Act, E26 [7JA]

H.R. 764, Child Abuse Prevention and Enforcement Act, H9357 [5OC]

H.R. 1218, Child Custody Protection Act, H5102 [30JN]

H.R. 1379, Western Hemisphere Drug Elimination Technical Corrections Act, H2176 [20AP]

H.R. 1501, Child Safety and Youth Violence Prevention Act, H4373-H4375 [16JN]

H.R. 1761, Copyright Damages Improvement Act, H6798 [2AU]

H.R. 1791, Federal Law Enforcement Animal Protection Act, H9831 [12OC]

H.R. 1869, Stalking Prevention and Victim Protection Act, H11910 [10NO]

H.R. 1887, punish the depiction of animal cruelty, H10267 [19OC]

H.R. 1915, provide grants to improve reporting of unidentified and missing persons, H3737 [7JN]

H.R. 2122, Mandatory Gun Show Background Check Act, H4585-H4587 [17JN]

H.R. 2130, Date-Rape Prevention Drug Act, H9863 [12OC]

H.R. 2367, provide a comprehensive program of support for victims of torture, H8424 [21SE]

H.R. 2436, Unborn Victims of Violence Act, H9062 [30SE]

H.R. 2608, clarify definition of ``major drug-transit country'' under international narcotics control program, E1655 [26JY]

H.R. 2633, Police Badge Fraud Prevention Act, E1687 [30JY]

H.R. 3061, extend the time period for admission of certain aliens as nonimmigrants and authorize appropriations for refugee assistance programs, H10775 [26OC]

H.R. 3164, Foreign Narcotics Kingpin Designation Act, H11218-H11220 [2NO]

H.R. 3456, Digital Theft Deterrence and Copyright Damages Improvement Act, H12884 [18NO]

S. 5, Drug-Free Century Act, S349-S365 [19JA]

S. 32, eliminate requirement for unanimous verdicts in Federal courts, S434 [19JA]

S. 33, exclude prisoners from requirements of the Americans With Disabilities Act and the Rehabilitation Act, S436 [19JA]

S. 44, expulsion of students from school for possession of guns or illegal drugs, S481 [19JA]

S. 51, Violence Against Women Act II, S446-S464 [19JA]

S. 141, restrict access to black powder, S567 [19JA]

S. 142, require vendors to notify BATF when selling explosives, S568 [19JA]

S. 146, Powder Cocaine Sentencing Act, S570 [19JA]

S. 152, Real Cost of Destructive Ammunition Act, S579 [19JA]

S. 153, Destructive Ammunition Prohibition Act, S579 [19JA]

S. 154, Handgun Ammunition Control Act, S579 [19JA]

S. 155, Violent Crime Control Act, S580 [19JA]

S. 156, Violent Crime Reduction Act, S581 [19JA]

S. 157, Real Cost of Handgun Ammunition Act, S581 [19JA]

S. 158, ban the manufacture and sale of armor-piercing ammunition and develop uniform ballistics tests to identify such ammunition, S581 [19JA]

S. 173, revise certain Immigration and Nationality Act amendments relative to criminal aliens and admission procedures, S604 [19JA]

S. 175, repeal certain habeas corpus requirements relative to Federal review of State judgments, S608 [19JA]

S. 198, Domestic Violence Identification and Referral Act, S624 [19JA]

S. 222, Safe and Sober Streets Act, S671 [19JA]

S. 237, allow clinical social workers to perform psychiatric examinations on certain criminals, S693 [19JA]

S. 249, Missing, Exploited, and Runaway Children Protection Act, S3868-S3870 [19AP], S11580-S11583 [28SE], H3513-H3516 [25MY]

S. 254, Violent and Repeat Juvenile Offender Accountability and Rehabilitation Act, S6085-S6152 [26MY]

S. 255, Home Health Integrity Preservation Act, S756-S759 [20JA]

S. 295, jail-based substance abuse treatment programs funding, S896 [22JA]

S. 301, Honesty in Sweepstakes Act, S923 [22JA]

S. 407, Stop Gun Trafficking Act, S1430 [10FE]

S. 457, Permanent Brady Waiting Period Act, S1935 [24FE]

S. 465, Mental Health Juvenile Justice Act, S1948-S1950 [24FE]

S. 486, Determined and Full Engagement Against the Threat of Methamphetamine Act, S2030 [25FE], S14932-S14936 [19NO]

S. 500, appointment of certain members to the U.S. Sentencing Commission relative to victims of violent crime, S2108 [2MR]

S. 521, improve the matching grant program to assist local governments in purchasing law enforcement armor vests, S2213 [3MR]

S. 554, provide alternative certification procedures for major drug producing and transit countries, S2368 [5MR]

S. 560, Gun Industry Accountability Act, S2412 [8MR]

S. 562, Comprehensive Methamphetamine Abuse Reduction Act, S2414-S2416 [8MR]

S. 594, Large Capacity Ammunition Magazine Import Ban Act, S2583 [11MR]

S. 597, Second Amendment Rights Protection Act, S2591 [11MR]

S. 600, International Trafficking of Women and Children Victim Protection Act, S2599 [11MR]

S. 622, Hate Crimes Prevention Act, S2730 [16MR]

S. 639, Truancy Prevention and Juvenile Crime Reduction Act, S2843 [17MR]

S. 640, Safer Communities Partnership Act, S2844 [17MR]

S. 655, National Salvage Motor Vehicle Consumer Protection Act, S2861-S2865 [17MR]

S. 658, Drug Free Borders Act, S2937-S2939 [18MR]

S. 661, Child Custody Protection Act, S2942 [18MR]

S. 668, encourage States to incarcerate individuals convicted of murder, rape, or child molestation, S3000 [19MR]

S. 686, Firearms Rights, Responsibilities, and Remedies Act, S3136 [23MR]

S. 699, Telemarketing Fraud and Seniors Protection Act, S3253 [24MR]

S. 703, make criminal background check requirements applicable only to handguns, S3260 [24MR]

S. 708, Strengthening Abuse and Neglect Courts Act, S3263-S3266 [24MR]

S. 726, Bullet Resistant Police Protective Equipment Act, S3455-S3457 [25MR]

S. 727, Law Enforcement Protection Act, S3457 [25MR]

S. 728, increase maximum term of imprisonment of offenses involving stolen firearms, S3458 [25MR]

S. 745, Border Improvement and Immigration Act, S3478 [25MR]

S. 751, Seniors Safety Act, S3492-S3497 [25MR]

S. 768, Military and Extraterritorial Jurisdiction Act, S8197-S8199 [1JY]

S. 781, Telephone Privacy Act, S3642 [13AP]

S. 782, Patients' Telephone Privacy Act, S3643 [13AP]

S. 783, Body Armor Act, S3645 [13AP]

S. 816, reform statutes relative to the forfeiture of criminals' profits attributable to their crimes, S3789 [15AP]

S. 817, After School Education and Anti-Crime Act, S3790 [15AP]

S. 838, Juvenile Crime Control and Community Protection Act, S3926-S3930 [20AP]

S. 854, Electronic Rights for the 21st Century Act, S4042-S4047 [21AP]

S. 876, Children's Protection from Violent Programming Act, S4188 [26AP]

S. 891, Juvenile Gun Loophole Closure Act, S4279 [27AP]

S. 906, Drug Testing and Treatment for Welfare Recipients Act, S4368 [28AP]

S. 931, Flag Protection Act, S4491 [30AP]

S. 934, Crime Victims Assistance Act, S4497-S4501 [30AP]

S. 936, Children's Firearm Access Prevention Act, S4579 [3MY]

S. 967, Concealed Firearms Prohibition Act, S4804 [5MY]

S. 969, School Safety Act, S4807 [5MY]

S. 975, Sweepstakes Toll-Free Option Protection Act, S4891 [6MY]

S. 976, Youth Drug and Mental Health Services Act, S13845-S13855 [3NO], S13994-S14005 [4NO]

S. 991, Youth Violence Prevention Act, S4913 [6MY]

S. 993, Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act, S4947-S4949 [10MY]

S. 1001, National Youth Violence Commission Act, S5044 [11MY]

S. 1005, Deadly Driver Reduction Act, S5051 [11MY]

S. 1080, Gun Kingpin Penalty Act, S5598 [19MY]

S. 1081, Explosives Protection Act, S5599 [19MY]

S. 1082, Neighborhood Watch Partnership Act, S5600 [19MY]

S. 1083, Bounty Hunter Accountability and Quality Assistance Act, S5600 [19MY]

S. 1101, Gun Dealer Responsibility Act, S5764 [20MY]

S. 1169, Fair Competition in Foreign Commerce Act, S6323 [27MY]

S. 1199, Dept. of State report on U.S. citizens injured or killed by certain terrorist groups, S6857 [10JN]