On the recordJune 13, 2013
Nobody should be convicted of a crime that doesn't have the intent to do something that the law forbids.
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congress.govNobody should be convicted of a crime that doesn't have the intent to do something that the law forbids.
Emphasizes the importance of intent in criminal convictions.
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I think it is obvious, you know, to all the American public that this is a railroad job.
Do I put the question before or after it is passed? The SPEAKER pro tempore. At the time the Chair puts the question on passage.
It's up to us to constructively deal with this so that we can do more than just have a press release and make a difference.