This bill makes technical edits to many federal statutes to update cross-references that were moved into title 34 of the United States Code and to fix related technical errors. It replaces older citations (many from title 42 and other places) with the new 34 U.S.C. citations across many parts of the U.S. Code and related public laws. The bill updates references in numerous statutes and titles, including citations related to the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act, the Violence Against Women Act, the Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act, the Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act, DNA backlog provisions, the Victims of Crime Act, and the International Megan's Law.
The bill is mainly housekeeping. It changes where sections of law point to other sections so the citations match the sections reclassified into title 34. The text shows only citation and technical fixes. It does not add new programs or new substantive legal requirements.
The bill text does not include any new funding or appropriations. No publicly available information on budgetary effects or costs.
The bill’s stated purpose is to update statutory references reclassified to title 34 and to correct related technical errors so statutes point to the correct sections and reduce confusion from old citations.
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