I would like to offer this amendment to the body, although it is not as strong as the substitute that was just narrowly defeated. It certainly does commit some of our taxpayers' funds to not just prevention, but intensive supervision, early intervention and rehabilitation for young people who are at risk of becoming involved in crime or who are already starting down the path in this behavior. I am pleased that I have just received a letter from the Department of Justice indicating that they support this amendment and urge its adoption, and I would urge my colleagues to do so.
Zoe Lofgren: “I would like to offer this amendment to the body, although it is not as strong as the substitute that was just narrowly…”
On the recordMay 8, 1997
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Offering an amendment related to funding for youth crime prevention and rehabilitation.
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