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Case Filed-23710House OversightHouse Oversight Subcommittee Discusses Victim Rights in Criminal Dismissal Motions
November 11, 20252p
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d-23710House OversightHouse Oversight Subcommittee Discusses Victim Rights in Criminal Dismissal Motions
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The passage outlines procedural debates within a congressional subcommittee about victim participation in dismissal hearings. It mentions statutes and court rules but does not identify specific high‑p References 18 U.S.C. § 377(d)(6) protecting Attorney General's prosecutorial discretion. Debates whether victims should be heard in public vs. non‑public dismissal proceedings. Cites proposed Rule 60
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November 11, 2025
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House Oversight
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House Oversight #017695
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