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17 Criminal Code Revision Compilation [i] (1981-1982)

handle is hein.leghis/cricrecom0017 and id is 1 raw text is: STUDY 97-1 Vol. 17 CRIMINAL CODE REVISION -COMPILATION- (95th Congress) HOUSE BILLS 95th Congress: 35) H.R. 2311, the Federal Criminal Law Revision and Constitutional Rights Preservation Act of 1976, as introduced by Mr. Cohen and referred to the House Judiciary Committee, 95th Congress, January 24, 1977. H.R. 6869, a bill to codify, revise, and reform title 18 of the United States Code, as introduced by Mr. Rodino and referred to the House Judiciary Committee, 95th Congress, May 3, 1977. (Unavailable for inclusion) 36) Tentative Draft of H.R. 13959, the Criminal Justice Improvements Act of 1978, as intended to be introduced, 95th Congress, June 27, 1978. H.R. 13959 as introduced by Mr. Mann and referred to the House Judiciary Committee, August 17, 1978. (Unavailable for inclusion) SENATE BILLS 95th Congress: 37) S. 1437, the Criminal Code Reform Act of 1977, as introduced by Mr. McClellan and referred to the Senate Judiciary Committee, 95th Congress, May 2, 1977. 38) Senate Amendment No. 816 as intended to be proposed to S. 1437 by Mr. Robert C. Byrd, August 4, 1977.

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