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Legislation
The United States Attorney's Office has an interest in legislation that affects the criminal justice system and public safety in the District of Columbia. We both propose legislation to the Council of the District of Columbia, and comment on legislation proposed by others. It is important for the Committee on the Judiciary -- which handles most of the criminal justice legislation -- to hear from members of the community on pending bills. This can be done by testifying in person or by submitting written statements to the Committee on the Judiciary. Members of the community can also contact individual Council members to register their views.

Pending Legislation

Juvenile Justice
B15-460 Juvenile Justice and Parental Accountability Amendment Act of 2003

B15-523 Restricting Minors Access to Graffiti Materials Amendment Act of 2003
B15-537 Omnibus Juvenile Justice Act, Victim’s Rights & Parental Participation Act of 2003
B15-573 Juvenile Justice Task Force Establishment Act of 2003
B15-574 Juvenile Justice Act of 2003
B15-666 Public Access To Juvenile Justice Amendment Act Of 2004
B15-673 Blue Ribbon Juvenile Justice And Youth Rehabilitation Act Of 2004

Legislation Recently Enacted

A15-285 Identity Theft Emergency Amendment Act Of 2003

Testimony of the United State's Attorney's Office

Juvenile Crime Legistlation
Council of the District of Columbia, January 14, 2004

District of Columbia Jail Inmate Cap Amendment Act of 2003
Council of the District of Columbia, January 31, 2003



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U.S. Attorney's Office Legislative Point of Contact
Patricia Riley
Special Counsel

U.S. Attorney's Office
District of Columbia
555 Fourth Street, N.W.
Room 5122
Washington, D.C. .20530
(202) 307-2339


Legislative Feedback
If you have comments or suggestions regarding criminal justice legislation, please e-mail Special Counsel Patricia Riley at Patricia.Riley2@usdoj.gov
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