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Introduced on January 3, 2025 by Andrew S. Biggs
This bill sets a clear rule for federal crimes about what someone had to know. If a law or federal rule doesn’t say what the person’s state of mind must be, prosecutors would have to prove the person acted “knowingly” for each part of the offense. This applies to crimes based on federal laws and on federal regulations. The goal is to spell out the mental state needed when a law is silent about it .
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