I want to thank the chairman and ranking member for calling the hearing, and I also want to commend you, Senator Stabeno...
the earlier we do early intervention, the better.
Ours is not to question why. We serve at the pleasure of the Commander-in-Chief, period.
U.S. corrections systems, both military and civilian, already hold extremely dangerous people, including terrorists, and...
Law enforcement professionals strongly oppose any plan that could endanger the citizens they're sworn to protect.
The American people do not want GTMO terrorists detained in their communities, their neighborhoods, or down the street f...
detainees deemed too dangerous to release should not be brought to the homeland where they will pose a threat to the loc...
None has escaped. None has created security threats for the communities near the prisons.
Despite the will of the American people, he is moving forward with this agenda.
But it also misses a broader point, which is Congress has also has said that restitution to victims takes priority over ...
I don't dispute that with you. But I believe that's Congress' responsibility.
And so, to your question, Mr. Chairman, we would deprive prosecutors and civil enforcement attorneys of their ability to...
And there are hundreds, if not thousands, of these violations every year. Congress is not going to be able to legislate ...
Yes, it is.
I have the utmost confidence and faith in the frontline prosecutors.
The United States is reacting. That's what our rebalance is all about.
I still have an issue with an agency--and, thinking as a prosecutor, as we do, that discretion or that authority is very...
So Congress has already determined that criminal penalties go to the Crime Victims Fund, civil penalties go to the civil...
