As if an election year isn't enough of a distraction, an action-packed January in Washington seemingly has rendered the returning Congress even more of an afterthought. The lame-duck session promises to serve as a platform for election-year politics.
January 27, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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JUVENILE JUSTICE REFORM
Would federalize some juvenile offenses, make it easier to prosecute juveniles as adults; Senate bill regulates gun show sales. House and Senate versions are in conference
CLASS ACTIONS
Would make it harder to bring class action in state courts. Passed by House; pending in Senate
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