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Controlling Crime Through More Effective Law Enforcement
hearings before the United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary, Ninetieth Congress, first session, on Mar. 7-9, Apr. 18-20, May 9, July 10-12, 1967
Considers. S. 1194, to define jurisdiction of Supreme Court and lower courts in criminal prosecutions involving confessions. S. 1094, to make it a Federal offense to incite or participate in a riot which impairs interstate or foreign commerce or to interfere with a fireman or law enforcement officer during a riot. S. 678, to outlaw the Mafia and other organized crime organizations. S. 1007, to provide for institutionalization of individuals acquitted of Federal offenses solely on grounds of insanity. S. 916, to create U.S. Corrections Service, and S. 992, to establish a National Institute of Criminal Justice. S. 917, to assist state and local governments in reducing incidence of crime. S. 675 and S. 2050, to prohibit wiretapping and electronic surveillance by persons other than duly authorized law enforcement officers engaged in the investigation or prevention of specified categories of criminal offenses. Miscellaneous related bills.
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