Now I would like to turn to the portion of the bill concerning administrative compliance with victims' rights, section 2, subsection (f). The provisions of this subsection are relatively self-explanatory, but it important to point out that these procedures are completely separate from and in no way limit the victim's rights in the previous section.
Dianne Feinstein: “Now I would like to turn to the portion of the bill concerning administrative compliance with victims' rights, section…”
On the recordApril 22, 2004
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Discussing provisions related to victims' rights in a bill.
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