than the victim" language is intended to address concerns from both the Government (about victim safety) and from the Federal Defenders' liaison to the Rules Committee. In addition, we have also tweaked the cover letter to the Rules Committee to address these concerns, to emphasize that our proposal is intended to

s an unconstitutional attempt by the federal government to wrest control of elections from states." Ahead of a May 11 markup, Klobuchar, who chairs the Rules Committee, "is talking to colleagues and proposing changes to the bill. ... She has invested a big piece of her political reputation in the legislation becau

additional amendments, while on the House side Rep. Jim Langevin (D-RI) has been involved in submitting at least 16 Solarium- related amendments to the Rules Committee." King "expressed cautious optimism about the prospects for the raft of later amendments, saying 'we're making progress' and noting that a number o

ject: RE: Disclosing identifying In o mation about victims Take a look at the comments to Rule 16. In the mid-1970s Congress rejected an attempt by the Rules Committee to require disclosure of witnesses' names and addresses. The congressional material with the rulet may prove helpful. From: King, Damon iii Sent: