For offenses committed on or after enactment, prosecutors would have 10 years to bring federal false-statement charges involving congressional investigations, oversight, or administrative matters.
Prosecutors would have 10 years to bring federal false-statement charges involving congressional matters. This rule would apply only to offenses committed on or after the bill becomes law.
Federal prosecutors would have to bring covered charges within 10 years of the offense. Covered matters would include authorized congressional investigations or reviews and Congress's administrative or oversight matters. The deadline would cover offenses under the federal false-statements law, including concealment and fraudulent representations. It would not revive cases whose charging deadlines had expired before enactment. The rule would apply to offenses committed on or after enactment.
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