Count the Crimes to Cut Act

Summary

The bill orders the Attorney General and a list of federal agencies to submit detailed reports to Congress on every criminal statute and regulatory offense they enforce, including elements, penalties, prosecution or violation counts, and mental‑state requirements. Within two years, the DOJ and each agency must place searchable, publicly accessible indexes of these offenses on their websites. The aim is to give the public and lawmakers clear data on the scope of federal criminal law.

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