H.R. 10496, also known as the "True Justice Act of 2024", aims to enhance legal representation for individuals arrested in connection with criminal offenses in the United States. It authorizes the Attorney General to provide grants to states, local governments, and public...
The "True Justice Act of 2024" is a bill that wants to make sure people have good lawyers to help them after they get arrested. It plans to give money to different places to help train these lawyers.
H.R. 6988, known as “Jane’s Law,” proposes amendments to title 18 of the United States Code to bolster the enforcement of court-ordered property distributions during separations or divorces. The bill makes it a criminal offense to knowingly travel between states or countries...
H.R. 6988 wants to make sure people don't run away to other states or countries to avoid giving their ex-spouse things they promised in court, like when they split up. If someone does this on purpose, they could be punished by going to jail or paying money, and they'd have to give back what they owe.
H. R. 633, known as the "TAKE IT DOWN Act," aims to make it a criminal offense to publish nonconsensual intimate visual depictions and digital forgeries on interactive computer services. This bill mandates that platforms must establish a process to allow individuals to...
H. R. 633 wants to make sure that if someone posts a private picture of you without asking first, the website has to take it down fast, and there are rules to punish people who do this to hurt you.
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