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03/14/2023
Senate Blocks D.C. Crime Bill, Putting Statehood Debate Back in the News
Washington D.C.’s criminal code was enacted in 1901 and still includes prohibitions again “the playing of bandy and ‘shindy’ in the streets, the arson of one’s own steamboat and potentially even being a ‘common scold’ – a common law offense levied against those who quarreled with their neighbors.” While updating the code, the D.C. Council [...]| LATEST NEWS |
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