On the recordFebruary 27, 2014
This sort of 'legislation by accumulation,' or by anecdote, is undoubtedly contrary to Congressional intent, not to mention the fair administration of justice.
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congress.govThis sort of 'legislation by accumulation,' or by anecdote, is undoubtedly contrary to Congressional intent, not to mention the fair administration of justice.
Goodlatte criticizes the accumulation of laws without proper examination.
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