SB 3110

Senate·15th Congress·Filed Jan 26, 2012

Prison Rape Elimination Act

An Act to Provide for the Analysis of the Incidence and Effects of Prison Rape and to Provide Information, Resources, Recommendations, Funding, and Punishment to Protect Individuals from Prison Rape

Author · Senator

Miriam Defensor Santiago
SenatorMiriam Defensor Santiago
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Subjects

RapePrisoners/Inmates

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SBN-03110 · Sources: BetterGov Open Congress