May 24, 2002
House Approves Child-Friendly Internet Domain
On May 21, the House easily approved, 406-2, bipartisan legislation (H.R. 3833) that would create a new Internet domain especiallyView More
Child Protection
May 24, 2002
House Approves Wiretaps for Child Sex Crimes
On May 21, the House approved, 396-11, legislation (H.R. 1877) that would expand the use of wiretaps by law enforcementView More
May 24, 2002
Senate Committee Approves National Volunteer Screening Center
On May 23, the Senate Judiciary Committee approved, by voice vote, legislation (S. 1868) that would create a national screeningView More
May 10, 2002
House Subcommittee Approves Bill to Revise Child Pornography Law
On May 9, the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime, Terrorism, and Homeland Security approved, by voice vote, legislation (H.R. 4623)View More
April 26, 2002
Committee Approves Wiretaps for Child Sex Crimes
On April 24, the House Judiciary Committee approved, 20-4, a bill (H.R 1877) that would expand the use of wiretapsView More
April 12, 2002
House Committee Approves Internet Domain for Kids
On April 9, the House Energy and Commerce Committee approved, by voice vote, legislation (H.R. 3833) that would create anView More
March 22, 2002
House Committee Approves Child and Spousal Abuse Prevention Programs
On March 20, the House Education and the Workforce Committee easily approved, by voice vote, the Keeping Children and FamiliesView More
March 15, 2002
House Easily Approves Mandatory Sentences for Repeat Child Sex Offenders
On March 14, the House overwhelmingly approved, 382-34, legislation (H.R. 2146) that would require life sentences without parole for second-timeView More
March 8, 2002
Subcommittee Approves Internet Domain for Kids
On March 7, the House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet easily approved, by voice vote, legislationView More
March 8, 2002
Committee Approves Mandatory Sentences for Repeat Child Molesters
On March 6, the House Judiciary Committee gave voice vote approval to legislation (H.R. 2146) that would require life sentencesView More