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ELIZABETH KOMAR
THE SENTENCING PROJECT · Washington, DC · registered since 2024
Registered · LDAActive
At a glance
Registered since
2024
Senate LDA system
Clients
1
last 3 years
Filings
4
2 agencies contacted
Activity
filings by quarter
Works on
Specific issues
- Safer Detention Act (S. 1248), legislation to expand elderly home confinement and compassionate release eligibility within the Bureau of Prisons - EQUAL Act (S. 524), a bill to eliminate the sentencing disparity between crack and powder cocaine - HALT Fentanyl Act (HR 467)- bill places fentanyl-related substances as a class into schedule I of the Controlled Substances Act - TEST Act (S. 1950) - extend the temporary class-wide scheduling for two years during which time the Department of Justice will be required to conduct a scientific and medical evaluation of the fentanyl-related substances it has encountered to date but not yet tested, also eases research requirements so that the science and medical communities can study and develop treatments for fentanyl-related substances. - Appropriations advocacy to rescind funding for a proposed federal prison in eastern Kentucky and fully fund the federal defenders (no specific bill)
- Safer Detention Act (S. 1248), legislation to expand elderly home confinement and compassionate release eligibility within the Bureau of Prisons - EQUAL Act (S. 524), a bill to eliminate the sentencing disparity between crack and powder cocaine - HALT Fentanyl Act (HR 467)- bill places fentanyl-related substances as a class into schedule I of the Controlled Substances Act - TEST Act (S. 1950) - extend the temporary class-wide scheduling for two years during which time the Department of Justice will be required to conduct a scientific and medical evaluation of the fentanyl-related substances it has encountered to date but not yet tested, also eases research requirements so that the science and medical communities can study and develop treatments for fentanyl-related substances. - Appropriations advocacy to rescind funding for a proposed federal prison in eastern Kentucky and fully fund the federal defenders (no specific bill) - Lobbying against the DC Crimes Act (H.R.7530) which would remove the DC Council's ability to modify sentencing laws under the Home Rule Act and restrict eligibility for the Youth Rehabilitation Act. - Lobbying against the Cares Act Home Confinement Disapproval Resolution (S.J. Res. 47) - which would block regulatory changes to the home confinement pursuant to the CARES Act from going into effect.