Last month, I introduced a bill, joined by my colleagues Senator Grassley and Senator Hatch and Senator Feinstein, that would create financial incentives for jurisdictions to process their rape kit backlogs and make sure that processing them continues to remain prompt.
Al Franken: “Last month, I introduced a bill, joined by my colleagues Senator Grassley and Senator Hatch and Senator Feinstein, that…”
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Franken discusses a bill aimed at addressing rape kit backlogs.
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