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ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS 32
APPLICATION 16
BARR 111 112 113 114 246 247 248 249 250
252 253 254 255
BARRETT 12
BLOODSWORTH 119
BOBBY VASSAR 4
BOEHLERT 12
BRIGHT 137 225 227 231 237
CAMPBELL 195 235 236 250
CANADY 95 96 97 232 233 236 238
CAPITAL REPRESENTATION GRANTS 27
CARL THORSEN 4
CERTIFICATION REGULATIONS 24
CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENT; DISCRETIONARY GRANTS 25
CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENT; FORMULA GRANTS 23
COLEMAN 164 224 225 245 246 247 248 249
CONSULTATION 29
CONYERS 12 39 87 88 89 90
COST 17
COUNSEL 17
CRIMINAL JUSTICE FACILITY CONSTRUCTION GRANT PROGRA 30
D SESSION 12
DAMAGES 29
DANIEL J. BRYANT 4
DEFINITIONS 28
DELAHUNT 12 43 59 94 100 114 229 230 231
252 256
DIRECTOR'S REPORTS TO CONGRESS 26
DNA IDENTIFICATION GRANT PROGRAM 19
DRUG CONTROL AND SYSTEM IMPROVEMENT GRANT PROGRAM 20
EFFECTIVE DATE 26 31 32
EXCEPTION 19 23 26
FACTORS FOR CONSIDERATION IN ASSESSING DAMAGES 29
FINDINGS 14
GEKAS 9 11 35 42 46 52 58 59 60
61 62 63 67 68 75 86 87 90
92 94 98 101 105 110 111 116 119
125 130 131 137 140 152 155 156 164
167 175 178 182 185 195 198 221 222
224 225 227 228 232 238 242 246 252
253 256 257
GLENN R. SCHMITT 4
GRANT AWARD AND CONTRACT AUTHORITY 28
GUIDELINES 29
HASTINGS 12
HOUGHTON 12
HUTCHINSON 101 102 103 104 105
HYDE 58 59 67
IN GENERAL 16 17 18 23 24 26 29 31
JACKSON LEE 61 62 106 108 110 111 238 240 241
245 246 257
JULIAN EPSTEIN 3
KOGAN 175 233 256 257
LAHOOD 12 52 58
NEUFELD 126 130 227 228 229 230 231 234 239
240 241 250 253 254 255 256
NOTICE TO GOVERNMENT 17
OPPORTUNITY TO PRESENT RESULTS OF DNA TESTING 23
ORDER 17
POST-TESTING PROCEDURES 17
PRESERVATION OF REMAINING BIOLOGICAL MATERIAL 17
PROCEDURES FOLLOWING RESULTS FAVORABLE TO APPLICANT 18
PROCEDURES FOLLOWING RESULTS UNFAVORABLE TO APPLICA 18
PUBLIC DISCLOSURE 34
PUBLIC SAFETY AND COMMUNITY POLICING GRANT PROGRAM 21
PURPOSES 15 28
RECOGNITION OF STATE INTERESTS 31
REGULATIONS 24 27
REMEDY 23
REPORT 33
REPORT ELEMENTS 33
REQUEST FOR DNA TESTING 22
RICK FILKINS 4
RULE OF CONSTRUCTION 18
RYAN 68 86 87 89 90 91 92 93 94
95 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104
105 108 109 110 111 112 113 116
SCARBOROUGH 12
SCHAKOWSKY 12
SCOTT 12 35 92 93 94 227 228
SHORT TITLE 12
SMITH 63 90 91 92
SPITZER 183
STATE DEFINED 31
STUPAK 12
TABLE OF CONTENTS 12
TECHNICAL AND CONFORMING AMENDMENT 19 32
TH CONGRESS 12
THOMAS E. MOONEY, SR 3
VAN MEVEREN 125 152 156
WEINER 60 98 99 100 118
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OPENING STATEMENT OF PRESIDING CHAIRMAN GEKAS
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STATEMENT OF HON. WILLIAM D. DELAHUNT, A REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS FROM THE STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS
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STATEMENT OF HON. RAY LAHOOD, A REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS FROM THE STATE OF ILLINOIS
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STATEMENT OF GEORGE H. RYAN, GOVERNOR, STATE OF ILLINOIS
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STATEMENT OF KIRK BLOODSWORTH, BALTIMORE, MD
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STATEMENT OF PETER NEUFELD, ESQUIRE, THE INNOCENCE PROJECT, NEW YORK, NY
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STATEMENT OF STEPHEN B. BRIGHT, ESQUIRE, DIRECTOR, SOUTHERN CENTER FOR HUMAN RIGHTS, ATLANTA, GA
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STATEMENT OF HON. STUART VAN MEVEREN, DISTRICT ATTORNEY, EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT, FORT COLLINS, CO
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STATEMENT OF JAMES E. COLEMAN, JR., ESQUIRE, PROFESSOR OF LAW, DUKE UNIVERSITY, DURHAM, NC
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STATEMENT OF JUSTICE GERALD KOGAN, ALLIANCE FOR ETHICAL GOVERNMENT, UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI SCHOOL OF
LAW, CORAL GABLES, FL
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STATEMENT OF ELIOT SPITZER, ATTORNEY GENERAL, STATE OF NEW YORK
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STATEMENT OF WARD CAMPBELL, ESQUIRE, DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL, SACRAMENTO, COUNSEL
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