House Resolution 60 is an open rule providing for the consideration of H.R. 665, a bill designed to ensure that criminals pay full restitution to their victims for all damages caused as a result of the crime committed and to any other persons who are harmed by an offender's unlawful conduct. This legislation is the first in a series of anticrime measures which the House will consider this week. It is only fitting that the first bill, the one dealing most directly with the casualties of crime, the victims themselves, be considered under an open, wide open, rule, because each and every Member here brings to this debate a unique and personal perspective on this issue. For, tragically, crime is so pervasive that no citizen escapes its reach.
Deborah Pryce: “House Resolution 60 is an open rule providing for the consideration of H.R. 665, a bill designed to ensure that…”
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Introducing House Resolution 60, which addresses restitution for crime victims.
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