Safety of Capitol Buildings and Grounds: Hearing Before the Committee on Public Works, House of Representatives, Ninetieth Congress, First Session, on H.R. 13178. September 28, 1967Committee Serial No. 90-13. Considers H.R. 13178, to prohibit various forms of disorderly conduct and criminal activity within the U.S. Capitol buildings and grounds. |
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... crimes but it does not at the same time solve that problem , does it ? Specifically I am referring to who prosecutes , on page 5 , at Section 8 ( c ) . That begins on line 11 , where conduct in violation of " the general laws of the ...
... crimes but it does not at the same time solve that problem , does it ? Specifically I am referring to who prosecutes , on page 5 , at Section 8 ( c ) . That begins on line 11 , where conduct in violation of " the general laws of the ...
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... crimes himself ? Under this exception which you referred to on page 4 , beginning on line 14 . In other words , not the act of a Member of Congress " ** * which is performed in the lawful discharge of his official duties . " Mr. BRESS ...
... crimes himself ? Under this exception which you referred to on page 4 , beginning on line 14 . In other words , not the act of a Member of Congress " ** * which is performed in the lawful discharge of his official duties . " Mr. BRESS ...
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... crime , when some of those were items that could be innocently used . So , to overcome that , I put in the provision , " * ** not possessed by a person for lawful personal use . " Mr. CRAMER . In other words , you want to cover matches ...
... crime , when some of those were items that could be innocently used . So , to overcome that , I put in the provision , " * ** not possessed by a person for lawful personal use . " Mr. CRAMER . In other words , you want to cover matches ...
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... crimes of personal violence against a person , this does go beyond what we provide federally for other areas . Mr. CRAMER . I suggest that could well be the subject matter of additional legislation which would not come to this committee ...
... crimes of personal violence against a person , this does go beyond what we provide federally for other areas . Mr. CRAMER . I suggest that could well be the subject matter of additional legislation which would not come to this committee ...
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... crime but why do you express it in terms of this misdemeanor and omit it in terms of the felony ? Mr. BRESS . Because of the very nature of the two different offenses . I think the theory was earrying a firearm into the Capitol Building ...
... crime but why do you express it in terms of this misdemeanor and omit it in terms of the felony ? Mr. BRESS . Because of the very nature of the two different offenses . I think the theory was earrying a firearm into the Capitol Building ...
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27 Stat Act of July antiriot bill BRESS Capitol Buildings Capitol Grounds Capitol Police Board Chairman Columbia Court committee or subcommittee conduct of official correct CRAMER crime criminal law D.C. Code DENNEY Department of Justice disrupt the orderly district court District of Columbia employee executive session FALLON Federal buildings firearm forbid any act force and violence gallery going HARSHA House floor House or pursuant House thereof HOWARD incendiary device intent to disrupt intent to impede jurisdiction Justice Department knowingly lawful discharge legislation Members of Congress misdemeanor Molotov cocktail offense official duties orderly conduct parade paragraph penalty physical violence present law protection question Rayburn Room ROBERTS rules says scienter section 6(a section shall forbid Senate bill Sergeant at Arms SNYDER statute U.S. Attorney U.S. Capitol U.S. Capitol Buildings United States attorney United States Capitol United States Code violation of section WALDIE willfully word
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Page 1 - SEC. 5. Any person who knowingly and willfully violates any rule or regulation prescribed under this Act shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and, upon conviction thereof, shall be fined not more than $500 or imprisoned not more than six months, or both.
Page 15 - The Capitol Police shall police the United States Capitol Buildings and Grounds under the direction of the Capitol Police Board, consisting of the Sergeant at Arms of the United States Senate, the Sergeant at Arms of the House of Representatives, and the Architect of the Capitol, and shall have the power to enforce the provisions of...