In my last message I asked the attention of the Congress to the urgent need of action to make our criminal law more effective; and I most earnestly request that you pay heed to the report of the Attorney General on this subject.
Roosevelt urges Congress to address the need for more effective criminal laws based on the Attorney General's report.
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