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esswoman in the past has been highly critical of the FBI, stating it has been used as a "political weapon," and has engaged in "nefarious behavior." Greene has now changed her outlook on the Bureau based on its new leadership. Greene said on X that she was going to discuss her change of heart about the

s for potential applicants but that it was too early to gauge the response. Marjorie Taylor Greene Changes Her Tune on FBI Funding Newsweek (02/25, Clark) reported that congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has rescinded her previous statements on removing FBI funding now that Director Patel and Deputy

emphasized that the statute did not "impose (or increase) punishment ... or [make] formerly legal conduct a crime." Id. at 1314.nm FN11. But see Greene' State, 238 So.2d 296, 300-01 (Fla.1970) (application of bail statute to deny bail pending appeal from conviction on second felony violated ex

f punishment to which the Ex cirst Facto Clauses apply."); United States Crabtree, 754 F.2d 1200, 1201-02 (5th ir.1985) (opinion of Chief Judge Clark as a single circuit judge) ("[ (Section 3143(a)(I) ] is merely procedural and does not alter a substantive right. [It) does not increase the punis