H. R. 2361 proposes to allow television coverage of all open sessions of the United States Supreme Court. The bill introduces an amendment to Chapter 45 of title 28 of the United States Code, mandating that the Supreme Court permit such coverage unless a majority of the...
H. R. 2361 wants to let people watch the big court, called the Supreme Court, on TV when they talk about important cases, but the judges can choose not to show it if they think it could be unfair.
S. 4096, also known as the “End Judge Shopping Act,” proposes changes to title 28 of the United States Code. The bill aims to ensure that certain federal and statewide legal challenges, such as those questioning the constitutionality or enforcement of laws, are assigned...
The bill wants to make sure that judges are picked randomly when someone asks them to decide if a law is fair or not, so people can't choose a judge they think will agree with them. This way, everyone gets a fair chance, like picking a name from a hat.
H. R. 7051 aims to amend title 18 of the United States Code to ensure that previous military convictions are taken into account in the same manner as Federal and State convictions for child sexual exploitation offenses. This bill seeks to create consistency in how recidivist...
H.R. 7051 is a bill that wants to make sure if someone has been in trouble with the law for hurting kids, it doesn't matter if it happened in the military or in regular courts—they should be treated the same way. It's like saying a red cookie is just as yummy as a blue cookie, no matter where it comes from!
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