109th Congress / Bills / H R 3402

Title

To authorize appropriations for the Department of Justice for fiscal years 2006 through 2009, and for other purposes.

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Accounting | Administrative procedure | Administrative remedies | Admission of nonimmigrants | Adoption | Aged | Alabama | Alaska | Alien labor | Aliens | American Samoa | Antitrust law | Architecture and the disabled | Authorization | Automobile theft | Awards, medals, prizes | Bankruptcy | Block grants | Budgets | Building laws | Business | Child abuse | Child labor | Child sexual abuse | Child welfare | Children | Church and social problems | Civil liberties | Civil rights | Clothing | Commemorations | Communications | Community development | Community policing | Compensation for victims of crime | Computer crimes | Computers | Confidential communications | Congress | Congressional investigations | Congressional reporting requirements | Copyright | Corrections | Counterfeiting | Counterterrorism | Courthouses | Crime prevention | Crimes against the elderly | Crimes against women | Criminal aliens | Criminal investigation | Criminal justice | Criminal justice information | Criminal statistics | Cubans | Data banks | Department of Homeland Security | Department of Justice | Department of State | Deportation | Detention of persons | Disabled | District courts | District of Columbia | Divorce | Drug abuse | Drug abuse prevention | Drug abuse treatment | Drug courts | Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) | Drug law enforcement | Drug traffic | Education | Elementary and secondary education | Elementary education | Emergency management | Employee training | Equipment and supplies | Evidence (Law) | Executive departments | Executive reorganization | Families | Family violence | Federal advisory bodies | Federal aid to education | Federal aid to law enforcement | Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) | Federal law enforcement officers | Finance | Fines (Penalties) | Fire fighters | Floods | Forced labor | Foreign policy | Forensic medicine | Fraud | Gangs | Gifts | Government employees | Government information | Government paperwork | Government procurement | Government publications | Government publicity | Government trust funds | Guam | Higher education | History | Hours of labor | Housing | Hurricane aftermath legislation | Hurricanes | Identification devices | Identification of criminals | Immigrants | Immigration | Indian children | Indian lands | Indian law enforcement | Indian women | Indians | Indigenous peoples | Information technology | Infrastructure | Injunctions | Inspectors general | Intellectual property | International affairs | Interstate relations | Iowa | Job training | Judicial officers | Jurisdiction | Juvenile delinquency | Labor | Law | Law enforcement officers | Legal aid | Legal education | Legal services | Lighting | Limitation of actions | Louisiana | Married people | Medical care | Medicine | Mentoring | Methamphetamine | Minorities | Mississippi | Murder | Naturalization | Nazism | Nonprofit organizations | Northern Mariana Islands | Paramedical personnel | Parents | Parole | Pensions | Performance measurement | Police | Police communication systems | Police training | Politics and government | Polygraphs | Postal service | Pretrial procedure | Prison violence | Prisoners | Prisons | Prosecution | Prostitution | Public contracts | Public service advertising | Puerto Rico | Rape | Rape victims | Recidivists | Recruiting of employees | Refugees | Regulatory impact statements | Rehabilitation of criminals | Religion | Residence requirements | Right of asylum | Right of privacy | Rural affairs | Rural crime | Salaries | School security | Secondary education | Security measures | Sentences (Criminal procedure) | September 11, 2001 | Sex crimes | Sex offenders | Slavery | Social security | Social security numbers | Social services | Sports | Stalking | State and local government | Steroids | Student records | Survivors' benefits | Technological innovations | Technology | Telecommunication | Telephone | Terrorism | Translating and interpreting | Transportation | Undercover operations | Urban affairs | Victims of crimes | Violence | Virgin Islands | Visas | Vocational guidance | War crimes | White collar crime | Widowers | Widows | Wife abuse | Witnesses | Women | Women's shelters | World War II | Youth services | Youth violence

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