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HOUSE  \nDebate over the Federal budget has short-circuited the Comprehensive Crime Control Act inthe House of Representatives.Floor debate on thecrime bill(H.R.5269)had been scheduled forSept.18,but the continuing efforts to develop aworkable budget have pushed all other issuesaside.  \nAn official from the House Democratic StudyGroup told Crime Control Digest on Sept.19 thatthe Rules Committee is expected to decide pro-cedures for debating the crime bill Sept.24,andthen,hopefully,the bill will go to the floor Sept.  \n25.  \nMeanwhile,President Bush continues to fightcertain portions of H.R.5269 as it is now written.On Sept.12,at a White House meeting with pro-secutors,he said the crime bill,as approved by theHouse Judiciary Committee,\"handcuffs thepolice”and he would veto it if it is sent to him inits present form.He primarily objects to pro-visions allowing death penalty appeals based onracial statistics,which would effectively wipe outcapital punishment,Bush argues.  \nMeeting with reporters in Washington Sept.  \n17,Bush said he favors the bill's provisions toimpose the death penalty on drug traffickers andthat enactment of such a law\"would send amessage to the policemen on the streets of NewYork that we plan to back them up more.\"_(Bushhad been asked by a reporter whether the FederalGovernment could do more to help fight crime,particularly in New York City.)  \n“I think we are doing as much as we can tomeet the challenge,\"the President said.\"Perhapsthere's more,and I'd welcome any constructivecriticism.But we are doing pretty well in terms ofinterdiction.\"  \nIN THIS ISSUE                  \nCRIME BILL:Stalls In House……  …     …1  \nMAYORS:Not Getting Drug Money………     ……1  \nDALLAS:Mack Vines Pleads Guilty;City Begins Search For New Chief…          …6  \nCORPUS CHRISTI:Abortion IssueDivides Law Enforcement Personnel……           9  \nMICHIGAN:Deputy Refuses Abortion Duty…    …9  \nPOLICE-MEDIA RELATIONS:Course Scheduled….10  \nGEORGIA:About 30 OrganizedYouth Gangs Operating In State…           …10  \nMayors'Lament...  \n## DRUG ABUSE AND CRIME AREUP SHARPLY IN CROSS-SECTIONOF CITIES,SAYS NEW SURVEY\n\nBy Robert H.FeldkampAssociate Editor,Washington Crime News Services  \nA new survey of 30 American cities has foundthat drug-related crime and both hard-core andcasual drug abuse are up sharply in most places—alarming numbers that run contrary to recentreports by a wide range of Federal Governmentofficials and agencies.  \nAccording to the survey,released on Sept.19by the U.S.Conference of Mayors,drug-relatedcrime increased in 82 percent of the cities;hard-core drug use jumped in 73 percent of the cities,and casual drug use was up in 52 percent of thesurvey cities.  \n(See MAYORS,pagefive)  \nPage 2  \nCRIME CONTROL DIGEST  \nPresident Bush said he is eager to see Con-gress pass a comprehensive crime bill that includesall the provisions the Administration is seeking,but he wants the House to eliminate portions of  \nH.R.5269 which he says coddle criminals at theexpense of law enforcement.  \n“Condonation of crime that comes throughsoft treatment of the criminal I think sends exactlythe wrong signal to those embattled citizens,\"hetold reporters.  \nAsked what he would say to New Yorkersafraid to go outside without the fear of getting hitby a stray bullet,Bush replied:\"Let the cities andthe states do theirjob,that's their responsibility一but at the Federal level,please support me.Pleaseget all your congressmen to support the anti-crimelegislation that we have called for,and I reallybelieve that will help in some of these areas wherepeople are—they just feel that they're up againstenormous odds.”  \nThe House bill,if Congress appropriates thefull amount of money authorized in the legislation,would have outlays of $242 million in FY 1991;$451 million in FY 1992;$483 million in FY199","cbCaibdwT7ENzYLe","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibdwT7ENzYLe","pdf",3004767,11,"English","# Crime Bill Stalls In House\n## Debate over House procedures and federal budget short-circuits\n# Mayors: Not Getting Drug Money\n## Drug-related crime and drug abuse increases in surveyed cities\n# Exceptions To Exclusionary Rule\n## Good-faith exception for warrants\n## Limits when officer misleads, evidence lacks probable cause, or warrant is deficient\n## Inevitable discovery and indirect-result evidence","[{\"question\":\"What caused the Comprehensive Crime Control Act to stall in the House?\",\"answer\":\"Floor debate had been scheduled, but continuing work to develop a workable federal budget pushed other issues aside.\"},{\"question\":\"Why did President Bush threaten to veto H.R. 5269 in its current form?\",\"answer\":\"Bush said the bill “handcuffs the police” and primarily objected to provisions allowing death-penalty appeals based on racial statistics that he argued would effectively eliminate capital punishment.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the bill change regarding the Exclusionary Rule?\",\"answer\":\"It 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