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108th Congress / Bills / H R 2799

Title

Making appropriations for the Departments of Commerce, Justice, and State, the Judiciary, and related agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2004, and for other purposes.

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Administration of justice | Air force | Alabama | Aliens | Allegiance | Animals | Antitrust law | Appellate courts | Appropriations | Arabs | Armed forces | Armed forces reserves | Automation | Bible | Block grants | Boundaries | Broadcasting Board of Governors | Budgets | Building construction | Business | Buy American | California | Canada | Caribbean area | Census | Children | China | Citizenship | Civil liberties | Civil rights | Civil service retirement | Commemorations | Commission on Civil Rights | Community policing | Compensation (Law) | Compensation for victims of crime | Congress | Congress and military policy | Congressional agencies | Constitution | Constitutional law | Consumers | Counterterrorism | Courthouses | Courts of special jurisdiction | Crime prevention | Crimes against women | Criminal investigation | Criminal justice | Criminal justice information | Cuba | Department of Commerce | Department of Justice | Department of State | Disability retirement | Disabled | District courts | Drug abuse | Drug abuse treatment | Drug law enforcement | Drugs | East Asia | Economic assistance | Economic development | Economic policy | Economic statistics | Education | Educational exchanges | Electronic government information | Elementary and secondary education | Embassies | Emergency management | Environmental protection | Equal Employment Opportunity Commission | Evidence (Law) | Ex-prisoners of war | Executive departments | Export controls | Federal aid to law enforcement | Federal Communications Commission | Federal employees | Federal Prison Industries, Inc. | Federal Trade Commission | Fees | Finance | Fingerprints | Firearms control | Fishery management | Forced labor | Foreign aid | Foreign corporations | Foreign policy | Foreign service | Foreign trade promotion | Forfeiture | Foundations | Freedom of information | Genetics | Government corporations | Government employees | Government information | Government procurement | Government trust funds | Haiti | Haiti compilation | Higher education | Historic sites | History | Human rights | Humanities | Hurricanes | Identification of criminals | Immigration | Imports | Independent regulatory commissions | Informers | Inspectors general | Intellectual property | International affairs | International agencies | International broadcasting | International claims | International environmental cooperation | International military forces | Israel | Japan | Judicial compensation | Judicial officers | Judicial opinions | Juries | Juvenile delinquency | Kidnapping | Labeling | Labor | Latin America | Law | Law enforcement officers | Licenses | Manufacturing industries | Marine Mammal Commission | Marine mammals | Marine resources | Mexico | Middle East and North Africa | Military command and control | Minorities | Minority business enterprises | Murder | Oaths | Oceanographic research | Office of the U.S. Trade Representative | Pacific Ocean | Palestinians | Pardons | Parole | Patents | Peacekeeping forces | Pensions | Police | Politics and government | President and foreign policy | Presidents | Prison violence | Prisoners | Prisons | Privatization | Prosecution | Public contracts | Public defenders | Public prosecutors | Radio broadcasting | Rape | Reconnaissance aircraft | Religion | Religious liberty | Reparations | Repatriation | Reprogramming of appropriated funds | Rescission of appropriated funds | Research and development facilities | Research centers | Restoration ecology | Retiree health benefits | Salaries | Salmon | Scholarships | School districts | Science policy | Sculpture | Searches and seizures | Securities and Exchange Commission | Securities regulation | Security measures | Sentencing guidelines | September 11, 2001 | Shipbuilding | Shipyards | Slavery | Small business | Small Business Administration | State and local government | State courts | State legislators | State-sponsored terrorism | Student loan funds | Supreme Court | Supreme Court justices | Taiwan | Technology | Telecommunication | Telecommuting | Television stations | Terrorism | Terrorists | Texas | Tobacco exports | Trade | Trademarks | U.S. International Trade Commission | U.S. Sentencing Commission | United Nations finances | Veterans | Victims of terrorism | Vietnam | Visas | Warrants (Law) | Wildlife conservation | Witnesses | Women | World War II

Votes on this bill

DateChamberResultVote
7/23/03 House Passed Session 1, roll call 422: On Passage
Commerce, Justice, State, the Judiciary Appropriations Fy 2004
7/23/03 House Failed Session 1, roll call 421: On Agreeing to the Amendment
7/23/03 House Failed Session 1, roll call 420: On Agreeing to the Amendment
7/23/03 House Agreed to Session 1, roll call 419: On Agreeing to the Amendment
7/23/03 House Agreed to Session 1, roll call 418: On Agreeing to the Amendment
7/23/03 House Passed Session 1, roll call 411: Sustain the Ruling of the Chair
Commerce, Justice, State, the Judiciary Appropriations Fy 2004
7/22/03 House Failed Session 1, roll call 409: On Agreeing to the Amendment
7/22/03 House Agreed to Session 1, roll call 408: On Agreeing to the Amendment
7/22/03 House Failed Session 1, roll call 407: On Agreeing to the Amendment
7/22/03 House Agreed to Session 1, roll call 406: On Agreeing to the Amendment
7/22/03 House Failed Session 1, roll call 405: On Agreeing to the Amendment
7/22/03 House Failed Session 1, roll call 404: On Motion That the Committee Rise
Commerce, Justice, State, the Judiciary Appropriations Fy 2004
7/22/03 House Failed Session 1, roll call 403: On Motion That the Committee Rise
Commerce, Justice, State, the Judiciary Appropriations Fy 2004
7/22/03 House Failed Session 1, roll call 402: On Motion That the Committee Rise
Commerce, Justice, State, the Judiciary Appropriations Fy 2004
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