SB 3101

Senate·15th Congress·Filed Jan 19, 2012

Positive Reduction of Incarceration by Maximizing Education Act (Prime Act)

An Act Promoting the Persistent Quest for Knowledge and Increased Education Among the Youth

Author · Senator

Miriam Defensor Santiago
SenatorMiriam Defensor Santiago
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Subjects

Youth

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SBN-03101 · Sources: BetterGov Open Congress