Expand All Collapse All Extent 866 folders, approximately 29,047 pages Summary This collection consists of material concerning three pieces of legislation: the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994, the Brady Bill, and the Assault Weapons Ban. The collection contains correspondence, memoranda, newspaper articles, reports, publications, drafts of speeches, lists, notes, papers, legal briefs, cables, and emails. These materials also include letters from President Clinton to members of Congress, constituents, and law enforcement organizations thanking them for their support in getting tough crime bills passed. The collection also contains substantive memos detailing the Congressional strategy and lists those wishing to witness the signing of these laws. Lastly, there are cables from overseas embassies assessing how foreign countries viewed the 1994 Omnibus Crime Bill and emails pertaining to the potential importation of banned assault weapons. Scope and Content Note The materials in FOIA 2009-1305-F are a selective body of documents responsive to the topic of the FOIA. Researchers should consult the archivist about related material. FOIA 2009-1305-F contains records dealing with Crime Bill, the Brady Bill, and the Assault Weapons ban. The Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act, commonly referred to as the Brady Bill or Brady Act, subjected all firearm purchasers in the United to mandatory federal background checks. It also put into effect a five-day waiting period on firearm transactions. This last provision became obsolete with the advent of the NICS [National Instant Criminal Background Check System] in 1998. According to a report released in 2012, 92% of all Brady background checks conducted through the NICS reach a resolution while the FBI is still on the phone with the gun dealer. Originally, the Brady Bill was introduced into the House of Representatives in 1991. On that occasion it never came up for a vote. Two years later the legislation was reintroduced and received the full approval of Congress in November. At the end of the month, President Clinton signed the bill into law. On February 28, 1994, the Brady Bill finally went into effect. The Brady Bill was named for James Brady, the press secretary for President Reagan, who was seriously wounded in John Hinckley, Jr.’s assassination attempt on March 30, 1981. Shot in the head, Brady remained partially paralyzed until his death thirty-three years later. Sarah Brady, the wife of James, became involved in the gun control movement within a few years of the shooting. Both James and Sarah Brady attended the ceremony at which President Clinton signed the act. According to the Chief Executive, “If it hadn’t been for them [i.e. the Bradys], we would not have passed the Brady Law.” The Federal Assault Weapons Ban (AWB), referred to officially as the Public Safety and Recreational Firearms Use Protection Act, came into existence as a subsection of the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994. Its two main provisions prohibited the manufacture for civilian use of both certain categories of semi-automatic firearms designated as assault weapons and specific ammunition magazines deemed to be “large capacity.” The ban went effect on September 13, 1994, the day the bill gained the approval of Congress and also received the signature of President Clinton. Ten years later to the day, on September 13, 2004, the act died. Between 2003 and 2008 several attempts were made in Congress to reauthorize the ban. None of these bills made it out of committee. Described by one expert as “the most comprehensive criminal justice legislation in U.S. history,” the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994, or the Crime Bill of 1994, consisted of 356 pages. Senator Joe Biden from Delaware was recognized as the primary author; Representative Jack Brooks of Texas was seen as the principal sponsor; Congress passed the act with votes from both Democrats and Republicans; President Clinton wasted little time in signing the bill into law. Provisions included authorizing the COPS [Community Oriented Policing Services] Office to hire 100,000 more police officers to put out on the nation’s streets, a Semi-Automatic Firearms Ban that lasted for ten years (1994-2004), the elimination of inmate higher education by not permitting Pell Grants to be awarded to “any individual who is incarcerated in any Federal or State penal institution,” the VAWA [Violence Against Women Act] receiving $1.6 billion to “help prevent and investigate violence against women,” “boot camps” for juvenile delinquents, and the setting aside of a substantial amount of money to build new prisons. Records that were responsive to this FOIA request included correspondence, lists, memoranda, newspaper articles, notes, drafts of speeches, reports, charts, graphs, faxes, publications, handwritten notes, and papers. There were many meetings and signing ceremonies connected with anti-crime legislation and the like. Law enforcement organizations such as the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), National Association of Police Organizations (NAPO), and International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) sent representatives to the White House on a regular basis; their names ending up on lists. There are also lists of Senators and Representatives supportive and opposed to gun control, legislators who might be persuaded to change opinions, and employees from the various national departments and agencies attending the signing ceremonies. The WHORM [White House Office of Records Management]-Subject File included all manner of correspondence from President Clinton. He wrote to members of Congress who voted in favor of either the Brady Bill, the Federal Assault Weapons Ban, or the Crime Bill of 1994. Constituents declaring their support of these acts sometimes received thank you letters from the White House. Executives of groups—the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association (FLEOA), as a case in point—were recipients of notes from the President congratulating them on everything they “did to help us pass a crime bill and the ban on assault weapons in the House of Representatives.” Other materials that are in this collection encompass a wide variety of records. Memoranda involving bill passage strategy, speeches by President Clinton, and newspaper articles heavily annotated by his own hand appear throughout the WHORM-Subject File. The bulk of the White House Staff and Office files appear to be mainly in Cabinet Affairs, Chief of Staff, Communications, Counsel’s Office, Domestic Policy Council, Intergovernmental Affairs, and Public Liaison. The files of Christine Varney of Cabinet Affairs contain calendars and monthly planners centered around activities connected to the Crime Bill of 1994, an entire series of documents entitled “Daily Talking Points on Anti-Crime Legislation,” issue briefings pertaining to crime prevention programs in the crime bill conference report, and concise summaries for each state detailing the money to be spent on law enforcement and prevention programs. Varney’s papers specifically focus on Operation Safe Home, a new initiative put forward by the Clinton Administration. An interagency approach designed to combat violent crime and fraud in public housing, this innovative policy proposal received a thorough analysis and treatment in newsletters, memoranda, and talking points. The material from the files of the Chief of Staff contain memoranda, fact sheets, notes, faxes, drafts, newspaper articles, lists, correspondence, handwritten notes, charts, and graphs. Jody Greenstone’s papers have records describing the strategy to be pursued in Congress with respect to timing and other factors in getting crime legislation passed, outlining the major segments of the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994 (Substantive Criminal Provisions, Immigration Initiatives, Grant Programs for 1995, and Grant Programs for 1996-2000), and listing the attendees at a Crime Bill implementation meeting on October 8, 1994. Mack McLarty, who served briefly as Chief of Staff has a few folders containing a letter from Senator John Kerry to President Clinton giving his recommendations for a crime bill package and a booklet entitled “Crime and Violence: Briefing Synopsis.” The Communications files primarily consist of publications, fact sheets, correspondence, press releases, drafts of speeches and addresses, notes, memoranda, and newspaper articles. The files of Mark Gearan contain records designed to get across to the public the basic components of President Clinton’s anticrime package. A case in point would be a document with the working title of “Questions and Answers on Clinton Initiatives to Expand Community Policing and Reduce Gun Violence.” An in-depth investigation of Newt Gingrich’s record on crime can be seen as a sequence of fact sheets. They show all the votes the Speaker of the House missed that had anything to do with drugs, hate crimes, the death penalty, etc. The papers of Ann Walker contain a series of lengthy memoranda for Attorney General Janet Reno concerned with how specific newspapers viewed the accomplishments of the Clinton Administration. These compositions served as briefings for her as she met with editors all across the country regarding the Crime Bill of 1994. The Counsel’s Office records consist principally of memoranda, publications, newspaper articles, correspondence, handwritten notes, and papers. Containing a publication entitled “Department of the Treasury Study on the Sporting Suitability of Modified Semiautomatic Assault Rifles,” the files of Karen Pop seem to be focused on the banning of assault weapons. They name particular rifles and pistols, even showing photos of what is under discussion. Letters exchanged between the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms and international gun dealers show that applications to import certain weapons were denied on the basis of not meeting the sporting weapons test. In other words, the guns in question were deemed to be semi-automatic assault weapons. The papers of Clarissa Cerda contain memoranda in which legal matters are hashed out in detail. For example, one aspect of the implementation of the Crime Bill of 1994 is a “Presidential Declaration of Violent Crime and Drug Emergency Areas.” Cerda advises that such an action should be taken promptly so as to “avoid practical problems and political embarrassment.” The papers of Stephen Neuwirth are primarily concerned with legal challenges to the Assault Weapons Ban and some provisions of the Brady Bill having to do with background checks. Domestic Policy Council contains the records of such key advisors as Dennis Burke, Jose Cerda, and Christa Robinson. In the files of Burke there is material designated as “The Clinton Crime Plan—As Distributed at the October 12, 1993 Crime Meeting.” Talking points, press releases, presidential directives on federal firearm licensing and assault pistols, newspaper articles, and speeches and radio addresses by President Clinton can be found here. The files of Cerda contain much in the way of documentation related to the Brady Bill. There is correspondence with local officials concerning how the law should be put into effect, accounts of roll call votes in Congress vis-à-vis the legislation, and statements by cabinet members along the lines of “Attorney General Janet Reno on Arkansas’ Decision to Permit Law Enforcement Officers to Continue Conducting Background Checks on Purchasers of Guns.” Much of Robinson’s papers are devoted to the accomplishments of the Clinton Administration in the area of crime. Newspaper articles, fact sheets, statistics, and speeches by President Clinton point out accomplishments related to crime. Intergovernmental Affairs, concentrated almost exclusively in the files of Marcia Hale, contains lists, memoranda, correspondence, and press releases. The letters consist of correspondence between prominent members of Congress (like Bob Dole) and influential mayors and governors (like Rudy Giuliani and Thomas Carper) concerning the effectiveness of the Crime Bill of 1994. There is a sense of urgency about getting this act passed and out on the streets. The records of Christopher Wayne constitute the majority of the records in Public Liaison files. Most of these take the form of lists. These lists seemingly were never finalized. They contain numerous handwritten additions, usually with the note that “this is the last of the add-ons, I promise.” The records from the National Security Council are primarily concerned with the Legislative Review process and other administrative topics including the reception of gun control efforts in overseas capitols and how the ban on certain types of weapons may affect trade with certain countries. Record Type Textual System of Arrangement Records that were responsive to this FOIA request were found in these collection areas—Clinton Presidential Records: White House Office of Records Management (WHORM) Subject Files, Clinton Presidential Records: WHORM (CL), Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files, Clinton Presidential Records: ARMS Emails, Clinton Presidential Records: TRP Emails, and Clinton Presidential Records: NSC Cable, Email, and Records Management Systems. The White House Office of Records Management (WHORM) contains a variety of series created to organize and track correspondence. The WHORM Subject File was compiled by the White House Office of Records Management and is a series of categories designated by a letter/number combination. In addition, there are WHORM, WHORM Counsel, WHORM (CL), WHORM (OP), WHORM (Too Late), WHORM (Various Offices), and WHORM (Alpha Project) series. Staff and Office files were maintained at the folder level by staff members within their individual offices and document all levels of administration activity. WHORM files are processed at the document level; whereas Staff and Office files are processed at the folder level, that is, individual documents are not selected and removed from a folder for processing. While this method maintains folder integrity, it frequently results in the incidental processing of documents that are not wholly responsive to the subject area. The Automated Records Management System (ARMS) is a database that contains email records of the Executive Office of the President. This system maintained unclassified Presidential email. The ARMS database is comprised of six sub-series of email records called "buckets." The buckets generally represent a specific White House office. The buckets are titled: NPR for National Performance Review, OPD for Office of Policy Development, POTUS for President of the United States, WHO for White House Office, CEA for Council of Economic Advisers, and Default for emails not associated with an office The Tape Restoration Project (TRP) is a database consisting of restored emails from the Automated Records Management System (ARMS) from July 1994 through June of 2000. The TRP is a database that contains email records of the Executive Office of the President. This system maintained unclassified Presidential record email. The TRP database is comprised of the same six sub-series of email as in ARMS. TRP emails are arranged by topic, there-under by bucket, and there-under chronologically by creation date. FOIA 2009-1305-F includes WHORM records from these subject codes: [BE] [Business – Economics] [CM009] [Guns & Related Products] [FA] [Federal Aid] [FG001-08] [Presidential Phone Calls] [FG006-01] [White House Office] [FG006-03] [Chief of Staff] [FG012] [Department of Treasury] [FG025] [Department of Energy] [FG031] [Congress of the United States, The] [FG032] [House of Representatives] [FI004] [Budget – Appropriations] [FI006] [Funds – Accounts] [GI002] [Gifts to the President] [HE] [Health] [HE006-01] [Narcotics] [HU010] [Equality] [IV] [Invitations] [IV095] [Invitations for 1995] [JL] [Judicial – Legal Matters] [JL003] [Criminal Matters] [JL006] [Law Enforcement – Police Matters] [LA002-03] [Youth Employment] [LA003] [Unions – Fair Labor Standards] [LE] [Legislation] [LE002] [Vetoes and Repeals and Recissions] [MC003] [Briefings – Conferences, White House] [ME] [Messages] [ME001] [Messages (Sent to Individuals)(Includes Birth Date Baby)] [ME002] [Messages (Sent to Groups/Organizations)] [ME002-06] [Newspapers – Magazines – Radio – TV Stations] [PP010-01] [Birthday Messages Received by the President] [PR003] [Administration Support (Incoming)] [PR005-01] [Photographs Granted, Presidential] Clinton Presidential Library’s web site 2009-1305-F http://www.clintonlibrary.gov 6 [PR012-02] [Petitions – Resolutions from Local Government Officials] [PU] [Publications] [PU001-07] [Clippings to the President] [RE023] [Walking, Jogging] [SP648] [Roundtable on Crime/Health, Wright Community College, Chicago, Illinois, 2/28/94] [SP721] [Crime Bill Rally, Justice Department, Washington, D.C., 7/28/94] [SP1052] [Brady Bill Extension, Columbus, Ohio, 8/26/96] [TA004-09] [Guns and Related Products (Civilian Use)] [WE] [Welfare] [WE009] [Youth Programs]. Access Collection is open to all researchers. Access to Clinton Presidential Records is governed by the Presidential Records Act (PRA) (44 U.S.C. Chapter 22, as amended) and the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) (5 U.S.C. 552, as amended) and therefore records may be restricted in whole or in part in accordance with legal exemptions. Copyright Documents in this collection that were prepared by officials of the United States government as part of their official duties are in the public domain. Researchers are advised to consult the copyright law of the United States (17 U.S.C. Chapter 1) which governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted material. Provenance Official records of William Jefferson Clinton’s presidency are housed in the Clinton Presidential Library and administered by the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) under the provisions of the Presidential Records Act (PRA). Processed by Staff Archivist, 2016. Previously restricted materials are added as they are released. Last Modified Date 2016-10-03 Container List The following is a list of documents and folders processed in response to 2009-1305-F: Box 1 Clinton Presidential Records: WHORM: Subject File Category Case Number BE 090157SS CM009 002476SS 004047 018111 024160SS 045953SS [1] 045953SS [2] 048079SS 051669 062289SS 063623SS [1] 063623SS [2] 063623SS [3] 063623SS [4] 063623SS [5] CM009 063623SS [6] 064852 064954 069545 [1] 069545 [2] 070356 074963 098775 105713 119970 216448 259247SS Box 2 308339 435855 Box 2 Clinton Presidential Records: WHORM: Subject File (continued) Category Case Number FA 078681 FG001-08 042320SS 055938SS 061823SS 070534SS 070559SS 070560SS 070567SS 070568SS 070569SS 070570SS 070571SS 071021SS 072115SS 073401SS 074608SS 075964SS 075857SS 234237SS FG006-01 042583 [Brady Bill – Kathleen Salisbury] 047545 054674 [Crime Bill – Bob Lanier] 122554 [Crime Bill – Andy Jacobs] FG006-03 078623 [Crime Bill – Bob Lanier] 079064 [Crime Bill – Richard Ieyoub] 079084 [Crime Bill – Hon. Jack Brooks] 079088 [Crime Bill – Hon. Joe Biden] 275460 FG012 092255 129673 FG025 076116 FG031 081067 099684SS [1] 099684SS [2] 103443SS FG032 105493 FI004 041153SS 043125SS 169683 FI006 141378 GI002 084600 085149 101076 263060 HE 041388 074302 076630 Clinton Presidential Records: WHORM: Subject File (continued) Category Case Number E006-01 098132 HU010 063212 063326 069215 070454 IV 048568 055505 064629 070030 077717 IV095 098458 104385 JL 230154 JL003 007873 Box 3 010193 015186SS 019905SS 027048 028796 033827CU 034703SS 037537CU 037713 038122 040244 042475SS 043821SS 043822SS 044062SS 046392 046408 046438 047018 047248 047257 052118SS 052565SS 053037 055108 055238 056493 059056 059990 061324SS [1] 061324SS [2] 061621 Box 3 Clinton Presidential Records: WHORM: Subject File (continued) Category Case Number JL003 061627 062077SS 064122 [1] 064122 [2] 064122 [3] 067692 067901CU 068286 068562SS 069001 070167SS 070322 070370 [1] 070370 [2] 070836SS 070867 071824 071878 Box 4 072282SS 074360 074526 074783SS 075286 075663 075686SS 075792 076045SS 076094 076132 076148 076150 076204 076360SS 076525 076538 076598 076760 076772 076777SS 076785 076786 076962 077090 077123SS Box 4 Clinton Presidential Records: WHORM: Subject File (continued) Category Case Number JL003 077194SS 077363 077414 077811SS 077825 078126SS 078133 078146 078365 078511 078645 078652 078653SS 078728 078753 078954 078969 078972 078974 078981 078983 079007 079012 079014 079015 079020 079275SS 080128CU 080690 081605 082811 083073 084438SS [1] 084438SS [2] Box 5 085672 086423 086525 087046 088024 088193 088460 [1] 088460 [2] 088460 [3] 088460 [4] 088460 [5] Box 5 Clinton Presidential Records: WHORM: Subject File (continued) Category Case Number JL003 089875 090045 092284 [1] 092284 [2] 092284 [3] 092510 097160 098566 098978 099196 099628 100175 100671 100714 100949SS 101796 102111 103174 103283 103483 103563 103594 103970SS 104356 114266 155275 168051 171128 187346 285373SS Box 6 304595SS 317380 JL006 031044 071798 LA002-03 052564SS LA003 103911 LE 081634 LE002 106652 MC003 084011 ME 075044 [Assault Weapons Ban – Beryl Anthony, Jr.] 075115 [Brady Bill – Evelyn Miller] 077436 [Support & Crime Bill – David Hodges] 077481 [Crime Bill – Diane Peroni] 077490 [Crime Bill – Rudolph Giuliani] 077490 [Crime Bill – Edward Rendell] Clinton Presidential Records: WHORM: Subject File (continued) Category Case Number ME 077927 [Crime Bill – Brian Harbour] 077927 [Crime Bill – Louis Bucky Jones] 077927 [Crime Bill – Paul Root] 077944 [Crime Bill – Alan Patricof] 077948 [Crime Bill – James Dunn] 077948 [Crime Bill & Health Care– Tom Smith] 080190 [Crime Bill – Judi Perkins] 082240 [Crime Bill – Emanuel Cleaver] 082323 [Crime Bill & Pen – Rudolph Giuliani] 082323 [Crime Bill & Pen – Edward Rendell] 084987 [Crime Bill – Raejean Stotler] 087380 [Crime Bill – Ann Grigsby] ME001 103177 ME002 103406 ME002-06 103515 PP010-01 076005 PR003 089246 418918 PR005-01 039213 080156 096386 PR012-02 082275 104289 PU 077901 PU001-07 035608SS 040161SS 044856SS 099056SS 110373SS 111276SS 111312SS 111343SS 111621SS 119630 120012SS RE023 059773 SP648 056301SS SP721 073316SS SP1052 186532SS TA004-09 096540 WE 049376 056494 WE009 099274SS Box 7 Clinton Presidential Records: WHORM: (CL) General Files 208435 [Babbitt, Letter re Passage of Crime Bill] [OA/ID 8128] Box 7 Clinton Presidential Records: WHORM: (CL) (continued) General Files 208435 [Bentsen, Letter re Passage of Crime Bill] [OA/ID 8128] 208435 [Cisneros, Letter re Passage of Crime Bill] [OA/ID 8128] 208435 [Espy, Letter re Passage of Crime Bill] [OA/ID 8128] 208435 [L. Brown, Letter re Passage of Crime Bill] [OA/ID 8128] 208435 [R. Brown, Letter re Passage of Crime Bill] [OA/ID 8128] 208435 [O’Leary, Letter re Passage of Crime Bill] [OA/ID 8128] 208435 [Pena, Letter re Passage of Crime Bill] [OA/ID 8128] 208435 [Reich, Letter re Passage of Crime Bill] [OA/ID 8128] 208435 [Reno, Letter re Passage of Crime Bill] [OA/ID 8128] 208435 [Riley, Letter re Passage of Crime Bill] [OA/ID 8128] 208435 [Shalala, Letter Passage of Crime Bill] [OA/ID 8128] 220009 [Canady et al on Crime Bill Report] [OA/ID 9346] 220009 [R. Thornton, Vote on Crime Bill Rule] [OA/ID 9346] Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files Cabinet Affairs O’Connor, Jennifer Assault Weapons Ban [1] [OA/ID 4964] Assault Weapons Ban [2] [OA/ID 4964] Assault Weapons Ban [3] [OA/ID 4964] Silverman, Stephen Crime Bill – Requests for President’s Participation [OA/ID 4615] Crime Bill – Talking Points, News, Information, 04/1994 [OA/ID 4615] Memo – Attorney General to POTUS; re Crime Bill [OA/ID 4615] Silverman, Stephen & Caplan, Phil Crime Bill [Folder 1]: [1] [OA/ID 4599] Crime Bill [Folder 1]: [2] [OA/ID 4599] Crime Bill [Folder 1]: [3] [OA/ID 4599] Crime Bill [Folder 1]: [4] [OA/ID 4599] Crime Bill [Folder 1]: [5] [OA/ID 4599] Crime Bill [Folder 2]: [1] [OA/ID 4599] Crime Bill [Folder 2]: [2] [OA/ID 4599] Box 8 Cabinet Affairs Silverman, Stephen & Caplan, Phil Crime Bill [Folder 2]: [3] [OA/ID 4599] Crime Bill [Folder 2]: [4] [OA/ID 4599] Crime Bill [Folder 2]: [5] [OA/ID 4599] Crime Bill [Folder 2]: [6] [OA/ID 4599] Crime Bill [Folder 2]: [7] [OA/ID 4599] Crime Bill [Folder 2]: [8] [OA/ID 4599] Crime Bill [Folder 3]: [1] [OA/ID 4599] Crime Bill [Folder 3]: [2] [OA/ID 4599] Crime Bill [Folder 3]: [3] [OA/ID 4599] Crime Bill [Folder 3]: [4] [OA/ID 4599] Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files (continued) Box 8 Cabinet Affairs Silverman, Stephen & Caplan, Phil Subject Files Folder 6 – [1994 Crime Bill – State Information] [1] [OA/ID 6179] Folder 6 – [1994 Crime Bill – State Information] [2] [OA/ID 6179] Folder 6 – [1994 Crime Bill – State Information] [3] [OA/ID 6179] Varney, Christine Crime – Cabinet Calendar, Target/Whip Counts, Cabinet Calls [binder] [1] [OA/ID 3709] Crime – Cabinet Calendar, Target/Whip Counts, Cabinet Calls [binder] [2] [OA/ID 3709] Box 9 Crime – Cabinet Calendar, Target/Whip Counts, Cabinet Calls [binder] [3] [OA/ID 3709] Crime – Cabinet Calendar, Target/Whip Counts, Cabinet Calls [binder] [4] [OA/ID 3709] Crime – Cabinet Calendar, Target/Whip Counts, Cabinet Calls [binder] [5] [OA/ID 3709] Crime – Cabinet Calendar, Target/Whip Counts, Cabinet Calls [binder] [6] [OA/ID 3709] Crime – Cabinet Calendar, Target/Whip Counts, Cabinet Calls [binder] [7] [OA/ID 3709] Crime – Cabinet Calendar, Target/Whip Counts, Cabinet Calls [binder] [8] [OA/ID 3709] Crime – State Account [binder] [1] [OA/ID 3709] Crime – State Account [binder] [2] [OA/ID 3709] Crime – State Account [binder] [3] [OA/ID 3709] Crime – State Account [binder] [4] [OA/ID 3709] Crime – Talking Points, Misc. Crime Bill [binder] [1] [OA/ID 3709] Crime – Talking Points, Misc. Crime Bill [binder] [2] [OA/ID 3709] Crime – Talking Points, Misc. Crime Bill [binder] [3] [OA/ID 3709] Crime – Talking Points, Misc. Crime Bill [binder] [4] [OA/ID 3709] Box 10 Crime – Talking Points, Misc. Crime Bill [binder] [5] [OA/ID 3709] Crime – Talking Points, Misc. Crime Bill [binder] [6] [OA/ID 3709] Crime – Talking Points, Misc. Crime Bill [binder] [7] [OA/ID 3709] Crime – Talking Points, Misc. Crime Bill [binder] [8] [OA/ID 3709] Crime – Talking Points, Misc. Crime Bill [binder] [9] [OA/ID 3709] Crime Bill – Cabinet Media, Congressional Reports, Voting Histories, & Signing Ceremony [binder] [1] [OA/ID 3710] Crime Bill – Cabinet Media, Congressional Reports, Voting Histories, & Signing Ceremony [binder] [2] [OA/ID 3710] Crime Bill – Cabinet Media, Congressional Reports, Voting Histories, & Signing Ceremony [binder] [3] [OA/ID 3710] Crime Bill – Cabinet Media, Congressional Reports, Voting Histories, & Signing Ceremony [binder] [4] [OA/ID 3710] Crime Bill – Cabinet Media, Congressional Reports, Voting Histories, & Signing Ceremony [binder] [5] [OA/ID 3710] Crime Bill – Cabinet Media, Congressional Reports, Voting Histories, & Signing Ceremony [binder] [6] [OA/ID 3710] Crime Bill – Executive Office, Treasury, Education, & HUD [Housing and Urban Development] [binder] [1] [OA/ID 3710] Box 11 Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files (continued) Cabinet Affairs Varney, Christine Crime Bill – Executive Office, Treasury, Education, & HUD [Housing and Urban Development] [binder] [2] [OA/ID 3710] Crime Bill – Executive Office, Treasury, Education, & HUD [Housing and Urban Development [binder] [3] [OA/ID 3710 Crime Bill – Executive Office, Treasury, Education, & HUD [Housing and Urban Development] [binder] [4] [OA/ID 3710] Crime Bill – Executive Office, Treasury, Education, & HUD [Housing and Urban Development] [binder] [5] [OA/ID 3710] Crime Bill – Executive Office, Treasury, Education, & HUD [Housing and Urban Development] [binder] [6] [OA/ID 3710] Crime Bill – Executive Office, Treasury, Education, & HUD [Housing and Urban Development] [binder] [7] [OA/ID 3710] Crime Bill – Executive Office, Treasury, Education, & HUD [Housing and Urban Development] [binder] [8] [OA/ID 3710] Crime Bill – Executive Office, Treasury, Education, & HUD [Housing and Urban Development] [binder] [9] [OA/ID 3710] Crime Bill – Executive Office, Treasury, Education, & HUD [Housing and Urban Development] [binder] [10] [OA/ID 3710] Crime Bill – Executive Office, Treasury, Education, & HUD [Housing and Urban Development] [binder] [11] [OA/ID 3710] Crime Bill – Justice, HHS [Health and Human Services], ONDCP [Office of National Drug Control Policy], Transportation, & Labor [binder] [1] [OA/ID 3710] Crime Bill – Justice, HHS [Health and Human Services], ONDCP [Office of National Drug Control Policy], Transportation, & Labor [binder] [2] [OA/ID 3710] Crime Bill – Justice, HHS [Health and Human Services], ONDCP [Office of National Drug Control Policy], Transportation, & Labor [binder] [3] [OA/ID 3710] Box 12 Crime Bill – Justice, HHS [Health and Human Services], ONDCP [Office of National Drug Control Policy], Transportation, & Labor [binder] [4] [OA/ID 3710] Crime Bill – Justice, HHS [Health and Human Services], ONDCP [Office of National Drug Control Policy], Transportation, & Labor [binder] [5] [OA/ID 3710] Operation Safe Home – Brady Bill, Policing Grants, Budget Reports, Crime Bill [binder] [1] [OA/ID 3709] Operation Safe Home – Brady Bill, Policing Grants, Budget Reports, Crime Bill [binder] [2] [OA/ID 3709] Operation Safe Home – Brady Bill, Policing Grants, Budget Reports, Crime Bill [binder] [3] [OA/ID 3709] Chief of Staff Burton, Bill Brady Bill [OA/ID 2778] Gergen, David Crime Bill Info [1] [OA/ID 2659] Crime Bill Info [2] [OA/ID 2659] Crime Bill Info [3] [OA/ID 2659] Crime Bill Info [4] [OA/ID 2659] Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files (continued) Chief of Staff Gergen, David Crime Bill Info [5] [OA/ID 2659] Greenstone, Jody Crime: Crime [Folder 1]: [1] [OA/ID 4354] Crime: Crime [Folder 1]: [2] [OA/ID 4354] Crime: Crime [Folder 1]: [3] [OA/ID 4354] Crime: Crime [Folder 2]: [1] [OA/ID 4354] Crime: Crime [Folder 2]: [2] [OA/ID 4354] Crime: Crime [Folder 2]: [3] [OA/ID 4354] Crime: Crime Bill [1] [OA/ID 4354] Crime: Crime Bill [2] [OA/ID 4354] Box 13 Crime: Crime Bill [Folder 1]: [1] [OA/ID 4354] Crime: Crime Bill [Folder 1]: [2] [OA/ID 4354] Crime: Crime Bill [Folder 2]: [1] [OA/ID 4354] Crime: Crime Bill [Folder 2]: [2] [OA/ID 4354] Crime: Crime Bill [Folder 2]: [3] [OA/ID 4354] Crime: Crime Bill [Folder 2]: [4] [OA/ID 4354] Crime: Crime Bill [Folder 2]: [5] [OA/ID 4354] Crime Bill – Racial Justice: [Crime Bill Meeting] [OA/ID 4350] Ickes, Harold Crime Bill – General [OA/ID 9170] Crime Bill 1994 – General [OA/ID 9170] McLarty, Mack MMcL [Mack McLarty]: Crime Bill [1] [OA/ID 7704] MMcL [Mack McLarty]: Crime Bill [2] [OA/ID 7704] MMcL [Mack McLarty]: Crime Bill [3] [OA/ID 7704] MMcL [Mack McLarty]: Crime Bill [4] [OA/ID 7704] Oliver, Andre Crime Bill [OA/ID 2448] Box 14 Panetta, Leon Crime Bill 1994 [1] [OA/ID 8838] Crime Bill 1994 [2] [OA/ID 8838] Crime Bill 1994 [3] [OA/ID 8838] Crime Bill 1994 [4] [OA/ID 8838] Crime Bill 1994 [5] [OA/ID 8838] Stephanopoulos, George Crime & Crime Bill [OA/ID 5846] Crime Bill [OA/ID 5186] DOJ [Department of Justice] – Brady Bill/Crime [OA/ID 8034] Baylor, Elizabeth Legacy Project: Assault Weapons Ban – Keith Yawn [OA/ID 23952] Costello, Brenda Crime Bill [OA/ID 17324] Box 14 Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files (continued) Chief of Staff Gearan, Mark Crime Bill [1] [OA/ID 7548] Crime Bill [2] [OA/ID 7548] Crime Bill [3] [OA/ID 7548] Crime Bill [4] [OA/ID 7548] Crime Bill [5] [OA/ID 7548] Crime Bill, Etc. [OA/ID 6090] Folder of Miscellaneous Correspondence and Memos on Health Care and the Crime Bill And News and News Coverage [1] [OA/ID 3517] Folder of Miscellaneous Correspondence and Memos on Health Care and the Crime Bill And News and News Coverage [2] [OA/ID 3517] General Files Assault Weapons Ban: Articles [OA/ID 11830] Brady Bill – Treasury News – February 1996 [OA/ID 11830] Box 15 CBC [Congressional Black Caucus] Crime Bill/Operation Safe Home – Outline, Accomplishments [OA/ID 11665] Gun Control/Assault Weapons Ban Articles/Quotes [OA/ID 11662] Salay, Rebecca GOP Comments during the Brady Bill Debate [OA/ID 23942] Subject Files Crime Bill Debate [1] [OA/ID 19977] Crime Bill Debate [2] [OA/ID 19977] Crime Bill Debate [3] [OA/ID 19977] Crime Bill Impact 1994 – State-by-State Analysis [1] [OA/ID 19987] Crime Bill Impact 1994 – State-by-State Analysis [2] [OA/ID 19987] Crime Bill Impact 1994 – State-by-State Analysis [3] [OA/ID 19987] Folder #5 – Crime Bill [1] [OA/ID 14294] Folder #5 – Crime Bill [2] [OA/ID 14294] Various Clips on 1994 Crime Bill – ’93 spring to ’94 summer [Boot Camps] [OA/ID 11660] Various Clips on 1994 Crime Bill – ’93 spring to ’94 summer [Crime in General] [OA/ID 11660] Various Clips on 1994 Crime Bill – ’93 spring to ’94 summer [Death Penalty] [OA/ID 11660] Various Clips on 1994 Crime Bill – ’93 spring to ’94 summer [Drugs] [1] [OA/ID 11660] Various Clips on 1994 Crime Bill – ’93 spring to ’94 summer [Drugs] [2] [OA/ID 11660] Various Clips on 1994 Crime Bill – ’93 spring to ’94 summer [Editorials/Op-Eds] [1] [OA/ID 11660] Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files (continued) Box 16 Chief of Staff Subject Files Various Clips on 1994 Crime Bill – ’93 spring to ’94 summer [Editorials/Op-Eds] [2] [OA/ID 11660] Various Clips on 1994 Crime Bill – ’93 spring to ’94 summer [Gun Control Bills] [OA/ID 11660] Various Clips on 1994 Crime Bill – ’93 spring to ’94 summer [Senate and House] [OA/ID 11660] Walker, Ann Brady Bill – February 1997 [OA/ID 11807] [Department of Justice/Crime Bill] [1] [OA/ID 12966] [Department of Justice/Crime Bill] [2] [OA/ID 12966] 12. Detailed Crime Bill Comments – Draft [OA/ID 10491] Fact Check II (Assault Weapons Ban) [OA/ID 12967] Fact Check II (Brady Bill) [OA/ID 12967] Council of Economic Advisors O’Donnell, Tom Crime Bill [OA/ID 24242] Counsel’s Office Crime Bill – 1995 [OA/ID CF 857] Castello, James Brady Bill [OA/ID 6725] Cerda, Clarissa Anti-Drug Assault Weapons Limitation Act of 1993 [OA/ID 5373] Constitutionality of Evidence Provision in Crime Bill [1] [OA/ID 5624] Constitutionality of Evidence Provision in Crime Bill [2] [OA/ID 5624] Crime Bill – Drug Court [1] [OA/ID 5624] Crime Bill – Drug Court [2] [OA/ID 5624] Crime Bill – H.R. 666 – Exclusionary Rule Reform Act of 1995 [OA/ID 5624] Crime Bill – H.R. 667 – Violent Criminal Incarceration Act of 1995 [OA/ID 5624] Box 17 Crime Bill – Crime Bill, Misc. [OA/ID 5624] Crime Bill – Recommendations on Crime Policy [1] [OA/ID 5624] Crime Bill – Recommendations on Crime Policy [2] [OA/ID 5624] Crime Bill – Recommendations on Crime Policy [3] [OA/ID 5624] Crime Bill – S90107 – Presidential Declaration of Violent Crime and Drug Emergency Areas [1] [OA/ID 5624] Crime Bill – S90107 – Presidential Declaration of Violent Crime and Drug Emergency Areas [2] [OA/ID 5624] Crime Bill – S90107 – Presidential Declaration of Violent Crime and Drug Emergency Areas [3] [OA/ID 5624] Crime Bill – S90107 – Presidential Declaration of Violent Crime and Drug Emergency Areas [4] [OA/ID 5624] State Crime Bill Legislation [1] [OA/ID 5478] State Crime Bill Legislation [2] [OA/ID 5478] Box 17 Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files (continued) Counsel’s Office Cerda, Clarissa State Crime Bill Legislation [3] [OA/ID 5478] State Crime Bill Legislation [4] [OA/ID 5478] State Crime Bill Legislation [5] [OA/ID 5478] General Files BWN [Bernard W. Nussbaum] – Crime Bill, 1993 [1] [OA/ID 4006] BWN [Bernard W. Nussbaum] – Crime Bill, 1993 [2] [OA/ID 4006] BWN [Bernard W. Nussbaum] – Crime Bill, 1993 [3] [OA/ID 4006] BWN [Bernard W. Nussbaum] – Crime Bill, 1993 [4] [OA/ID 4006] Box 18 General Files Counsel – Brady Bill 1994 [OA/ID 4006] Lindsey, Bruce Crime Bill [OA/ID 19517] Marshall, Bill Brady Bill – Supreme Court [1] [OA/ID 12017] Brady Bill – Supreme Court [2] [OA/ID 12017] Neuwirth, Stephen Brady Act [OA/ID CF 383] Brady Act: Brady Act – Litigation [OA/ID CF 383] Draft Executive Order – Assault Weapons Importation [OA/ID CF 370] Nolan, Beth Assault Weapons [OA/ID 23485] Pop, Karen Assault Weapons Ban – April 1998 – Department of the Treasury Study on the Sporting Suitability of Modified Semiautomatic Assault Rifles [booklet] [OA/ID 12926] Assault Weapons Ban – Assault Weapons – Tr [Treasury]/Postal Approp [Appropriations] [OA/ID 12926] Assault Weapons Ban – Uzi and Galil Firearms Directive [1] [OA/ID 12926] Assault Weapons Ban – Uzi and Galil Firearms Directive [2] [OA/ID 12926] Assault Weapons Ban – Uzi and Galil Firearms Directive [3] [OA/ID 12926] Assault Weapons Ban – Uzi and Galil Firearms Directive [4] [OA/ID 12926] Status Report: Administrative Appeals Relating to Treasury Policy Decision on Large Capacity Military Magazine Rifle Importation – May 21, 1998 [1] [OA/ID 12926] Status Report: Administrative Appeals Relating to Treasury Policy Decision on Large Capacity Military Magazine Rifle Importation – May 21, 1998 [2] [OA/ID 12926] Box 19 Ruff, Charles Brady Bill [OA/ID 13213] Schroeder, Robert (Trey) Miss [Miscellaneous] Acts: President Clinton Will Fight to Protect the Assault Weapons Ban [OA/ID CF 868] Sloan, Cliff Brady Bill [OA/ID 4262] Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files (continued) Domestic Policy Council Burke, Dennis Clinton Crime Plan [binder] [1] [OA/ID 9821] Clinton Crime Plan [binder] [2] [OA/ID 9821] COPS [Community Oriented Policing Services] Ahead – Accelerated Hiring, Education, & Deployment [binder] [1] [OA/ID 9821] COPS [Community Oriented Policing Services] Ahead – Accelerated Hiring, Education & Deployment [binder] [2] [OA/ID 9821] COPS [Community Oriented Policing Services] Phase One [binder] [OA/ID 9821] Crime and Violence Briefing Synopsis [binder] [OA/ID 9821] Crime Bill ’94 [1] [OA/ID 9826] Crime Bill ’94 [2] [OA/ID 9826] Crime Bill ’94 [3] [OA/ID 9826] Crime Bill/Act [1] [OA/ID 9826] Crime Bill/Act [2] [OA/ID 9826] Crime Bill – Daily Talking Points, Etc. [binder] [1] [OA/ID 9820] Crime Bill – Daily Talking Points, Etc. [binder] [2] [OA/ID 9820] Box 20 Senate Crime Bill – 103rd [book] [OA/ID 9823] Cerda, Jose ATF [Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms] – Gun Shows [OA/ID 18931] Ammunition Clips [OA/ID 18931] Arms Trafficking Agreement [OA/ID 18930] Assault Pistols – 1993 [OA/ID 18931] Assault Weapons Ban [OA/ID 18931] Assault Weapons Ban [1] [OA/ID 5872] Assault Weapons Ban [2] [OA/ID 5872] Assault Weapons Ban [3] [OA/ID 5872] Assault Weapons Ban [4] [OA/ID 5872] Assault Weapons Ban [5] [OA/ID 5872] Assaults Ban ’89 [OA/ID 18930] Boot Camps [OA/ID 5874] Brady – BJS [Bureau of Justice Statistics] Report [OA/ID 18931] Brady – Ohio [OA/ID 18931] Brady Decision [1] [OA/ID 18931] Brady Decision [2] [OA/ID 18931] Box 21 Brady Decision [3] [OA/ID 18931] Brady Decision [4] [OA/ID 18931] Brady Decision [1] [OA/ID 18931] Brady Decision [2] [OA/ID 18931] Brady Decision [3] [OA/ID 18931] Brady Decision [4] [OA/ID 18931] Brady Decision [5] [OA/ID 18931] Brady Fee/NICS [National Instant Criminal Background Check System] [1] [OA/ID 18931] Box 21 Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files (continued) Domestic Policy Council Cerda, Jose Brady Fee/NICS [National Instant Criminal Background Check System] [2] [OA/ID 18931] Brady Fee/NICS [National Instant Criminal Background Check System] [3] [OA/ID 18931] Brady Fee/NICS [National Instant Criminal Background Check System] [4] [OA/ID 18931] Brady Survey [OA/ID 18931] Brady Trafficking [1] [OA/ID 18931] Brady Trafficking [2] [OA/ID 18931] California Assaults Ban [OA/ID 18930] China Ban ’95 [OA/ID 18930] Chinese Munitions Ban [OA/ID 18930] Clinton/Gore Crime Positions [OA/ID 5317] Columbus, OH [Ohio] Event – 2-14-94 [February 14, 1994] [OA/ID 5873] Contract with America – Crime Bill [OA/ID 5317] Crack Cocaine Sentences [OA/ID 5874] Crime – 1994 Crime Bill – Daily Talking Points [1] [OA/ID 22027] Box 22 Crime – 1994 Crime Bill – Daily Talking Points [2] [OA/ID 22027] Crime – 1994 Crime Bill – Daily Talking Points [3] [OA/ID 22027] Crime Bill – Decision Memos [1] [OA/ID 5873] Crime Bill – Decision Memos [2] [OA/ID 5873] Crime Bill – Decision Memos [3] [OA/ID 5873] Crime Bill – Decision Memos [4] [OA/ID 5873] Crime Bill – Old Summaries (Pre-1993) [1] [OA/ID 5873] Crime Bill – Old Summaries (Pre-1993) [2] [OA/ID 5873] Crime Bill – Old Summaries (Pre-1993) [3] [OA/ID 5873] Crime Bill – Old Summaries (Pre-1993) [4] [OA/ID 5873] Crime Bill – Old Summaries (Pre-1993) [5] [OA/ID 5873] Crime Bill Conf. [Conference] – Summary Materials [1] [OA/ID 5873] Crime Bill Conf. [Conference] – Summary Materials [2] [OA/ID 5873] Crime Bill Conf. [Conference] – Summary Materials [3] [OA/ID 5873] Crime Bill Conf. [Conference] – Summary Materials [4] [OA/ID 5873] Crime Bill Conf. [Conference] – Summary Materials [5] [OA/ID 5873] Crime Bill Rally – Event – April 15, 1994 [1] [OA/ID 5874] Crime Bill Rally – Event – April 15, 1994 [2] [OA/ID 5874] Box 23 Crime Bill Rally – Event – April 15, 1994 [3] [OA/ID 5874] Crime Bill Rally – Event – April 15, 1994 [4] [OA/ID 5874] Crime Bill Rally – Event – April 15, 1994 [5] [OA/ID 5874] Crime Bill Rally – Event – April 15, 1994 [6] [OA/ID 5874] Crime Bill Rally – Event – April 15, 1994 [7] [OA/ID 5874] Crime Bill II ’95 [1995] – House Votes [1] [OA/ID 5873] Crime Bill II ’95 [1995] – House Votes [2] [OA/ID 5873] Box 23 Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files (continued) Domestic Policy Council Cerda, Jose Crime Bill II ’95 [1995] – House Votes [3] [OA/ID 5873] Crime Bill II ’95 [1995] – House Votes [4] [OA/ID 5873] Crime Bill II ’95 [1995] – House Votes [5] [OA/ID 5873] Crime Bill II ’95 [1995] – House Votes [6] [OA/ID 5873] Crime Bill II – Talking Points [1] [OA/ID 5873] Crime Bill II – Talking Points [2] [OA/ID 5873] Crime Tour (Proposed) [1] [OA/ID 5873] Crime Tour (Proposed) [2] [OA/ID 5873] Box 24 Crime Tour (Proposed) [3] [OA/ID 5873] Curios and Relics [1] [OA/ID 18930] Curios and Relics [2] [OA/ID 18930] Curios and Relics [3] [OA/ID 18930] Curios and Relics [4] [OA/ID 18930] Curios and Relics [5] [OA/ID 18930] DOJ [Department of Justice] Studies [OA/ID 5873] Drug Courts [1] [OA/ID 5873] Drug Courts [2] [OA/ID 5873] Drug Courts [3] [OA/ID 5873] Drug Courts [4] [OA/ID 5873] Event – 8-8-94 [August 8, 1994] Mtg. [Meeting] w/ [with] Law Enf. [Enforcement] Leaders [OA/ID 5874] Event – Brady Bill Anniversary – Feb. [February] 28, 1995 [OA/ID 5873] Event – COPS [Community Oriented Policing Services] Ahead/Top Cop Announcement [OA/ID 5873] Event – Crime Bill Announcement, 8-11-93 [August 11, 1993] [1] [OA/ID 5873] Event – Crime Bill Announcement, 8-11-93 [August 11, 1993] [2] [OA/ID 5873] Box 25 Event – Crime Bill Announcement, 8-11-93 [August 11, 1993] [3] [OA/ID 5873] Event – Crime Bill Signing [1] [OA/ID 5874] Event – Crime Bill Signing [2] [OA/ID 5874] Event – Crime Bill Signing [3] [OA/ID 5874] Event – Crime Report Card – March 29, 1994 – Briefing Room [OA/ID 5874] Event – Darby, Klaas, Sposato, Aug. [August] 15, 1994 [OA/ID 5874] Event – IACP [International Association of Chiefs of Police] Conference, Oct. [October] 17, 1994 [OA/ID 5874] Event – Minn. [Minnesota] Trip (Right After Crime Rule) [OA/ID 5874] Event – NAPO [National Association of Police Organizations] Mtg. [Meeting] w/ [with] POTUS [President of the United States], 6-24-93 [June 24, 1993] [OA/ID 5874] Event – NEA [National Education Association] School Safety Speech, April 8, 1995 [1] [OA/ID 5874] Event – NEA [National Education Association] School Safety Speech, April 8, 1995 [2] [OA/ID 5874] Box 25 Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files (continued) Domestic Policy Council Cerda, Jose Event – POTUS [President of the United States] – Mtg. [Meeting] w/ [with] Law Enf. [Enforcement] Leaders, May 19, 1995 [1] [OA/ID 5874] Event – POTUS [President of the United States] – Mtg. [Meeting] w/ [with] Law Enf. [Enforcement] Leaders, May 19, 1995 [2] [OA/ID 5874] Event – Top Cop Awards – Oct. [October] 13, 1994 [OA/ID 5874] Exclusionary Rule [OA/ID 5874] Federal Firearms Licensees [1] [OA/ID 18930] Federal Firearms Licensees [2] [OA/ID 18930] Federal Firearms Licensees [3] [OA/ID 18930] Federal Firearms Licensing [1] [OA/ID 5874] Federal Firearms Licensing [2] [OA/ID 5874] Federal Firearms Licensing [3] [OA/ID 5874] Box 26 Fed. [Federal] Law Enf. [Enforcement] Comm. [Commission] and Approps. [Appropriations] [OA/ID 18931] Guns – Assaults – Streetsweeper Reclassification [OA/ID 5872] Habeas [Corpus Reform] [OA/ID 5874] Imported Clips [OA/ID 18930] LCMMs [Large Capacity Ammunition Magazines] [OA/ID 18930] Law Enf. [Enforcement] Groups [1] [OA/ID 5874] Law Enf. [Enforcement] Groups [2] [OA/ID 5874] Misc. [Miscellaneous] Crime Data [1] [OA/ID 5873] Misc. [Miscellaneous] Crime Data [2] [OA/ID 5873] Misc. [Miscellaneous] Crime Data [3] [OA/ID 5873] Misc. [Miscellaneous] Crime Data [4] [OA/ID 5873] Misc. [Miscellaneous] Outside Groups [1] [OA/ID 5874] Misc. [Miscellaneous] Outside Groups [2] [OA/ID 5874] NRA [National Rifle Association] [OA/ID 18930] Police Week & Memorial [1] [OA/ID 18931] Police Week & Memorial [2] [OA/ID 18931] [The President’s Anti-Crime Legislation: Police, Punishment, and Prevention] [loose] [book] [OA/ID 22027] Prisons [1] [OA/ID 5874] Prisons [2] [OA/ID 5874] Box 27 Prisons [3] [OA/ID 5874] Racial Justice Act [OA/ID 5873] Saturday Night Specials [OA/ID 18930] Smart Guns [OA/ID 18930] Surplus Military [OA/ID 18930] [Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994 – Briefing Book] [loose] [book] [OA/ID 22027] Youth Crime Interdiction Initiative [OA/ID 18930] Box 27 Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files (continued) Domestic Policy Council Galston, Bill [Crime Act] [1] [OA/ID 5741] [Crime Act] [2] [OA/ID 5741] Kullman, Karin Assault Weapons Ban Event, March 21, 1996: Assault Weapons – Quotes [1] [OA/ID 14401] Assault Weapons Ban Event, March 21, 1996: Assault Weapons – Quotes [2] [OA/ID 14401] 1st Anniversary of Brady Bill, Kentucky, February 29, 1995 [OA/ID 14403] 1st Anniversary of Brady Bill, Kentucky, February 29, 1995:[Implementation] [OA/ID 14403] Robinson, Christa Assault Weapons [OA/ID 17161] [Assault Weapons Ban] [1] [OA/ID 17161] [Assault Weapons Ban] [2] [OA/ID 17161] [Assault Weapons Ban/Brady Bill] [OA/ID 17161] Brady Bill 1st Year Anniversary [OA/ID 17161] Brady Bill [1] [OA/ID 17161] Brady Bill [2] [OA/ID 17161] Brady DV [Domestic Violence] Extension [OA/ID 17161] Box 28 [Brady/Richmond] [OA/ID 17161] Crime Accomplishments [1] [OA/ID 17161] Crime Accomplishments [2] [OA/ID 17161] Crime Accomplishments [3] [OA/ID 17161] Crime Accomplishments [4] [OA/ID 17161] Crime Bill [OA/ID 17161] Crime Bill (Contd.) [1] [OA/ID 17161] Crime Bill (Contd.) [2] [OA/ID 17161] Crime Bill (Contd.) [3] [OA/ID 17161] Crime – Memos [1] [OA/ID 17161] Crime – Memos [2] [OA/ID 17161] Crime – Memos [3] [OA/ID 17161] Crime – Memos [4] [OA/ID 17161] Crime – Talking Points [1] [OA/ID 17161] Crime – Talking Points [2] [OA/ID 17161] Box 29 Crime – Talking Points [3] [OA/ID 17161] [Post-Crime Bill Events] [OA/ID 17161] Violent Crime Act of 1994 [1] [OA/ID 16958] Violent Crime Act of 1994 [2] [OA/ID 16958] Violent Crime Act of 1994 [3] [OA/ID 16958] Shimabukuro, Leanne [Attorney General’s Report to the President – First Year of the Violent Crime Control Act of 1994] [loose] [book] [OA/ID 23178] Box 29 Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files (continued) Domestic Policy Council Shimabukuro, Leanne Crime: Brady/Gun Trafficking [OA/ID 23164] Crime: Brady Lady/Post Decision [1] [OA/ID 18935] Crime: Brady Lady/Post Decision [2] [OA/ID 18935] Crime: Brady Lady/Post Decision [3] [OA/ID 18935] Crime: Brady/Law Enforcement [OA/ID 23164] Crime: Brady Legislation [OA/ID 23164] Crime/Drugs/Administration Record [1] [OA/ID 21301] Crime/Drugs/Administration Record [2] [OA/ID 21301] Crime/Drugs/Administration Record [3] [OA/ID 21301] Violent Crime Control Act – Briefing Book [loose] [binder] [1] [OA/ID 23178] Violent Crime Control Act – Briefing Book [loose] [binder] [2] [OA/ID 23178] Violent Crime Control Act – Briefing Book [loose] [binder] [3] [OA/ID 23178] Violent Crime Control Act – Briefing Book [loose] [binder] [4] [OA/ID 23178] Violent Crime Control Act – Briefing Book [loose] [binder] [5] [OA/ID 23178] Box 30 Violent Crime Control Act – Briefing Book [loose] [binder] [6] [OA/ID 23178] Violent Crime Control & Law Enforcement Act of 1994 [loose] [binder] [1] [OA/ID 23179] Violent Crime Control & Law Enforcement Act of 1994 [loose] [binder] [2] [OA/ID 23179] Violent Crime Control & Law Enforcement Act of 1994 [loose] [binder] [3] [OA/ID 23179] Violent Crime Control & Law Enforcement Act of 1994 [loose] [binder] [4] [OA/ID 23179] Violent Crime Control & Law Enforcement Act of 1994 [loose] [binder] [5] [OA/ID 23179] Violent Crime Control & Law Enforcement Act of 1994 [loose] [binder] [6] [OA/ID 23179] Violent Crime Control & Law Enforcement Act of 1994 [loose] [binder] [7] [OA/ID 23179] Smith, Mary [Attorney General’s Report to the President – First Year of the Violent Crime Control Act of 1994] [loose] [book] [OA/ID 16945] Walden, Cookie Crime Bill [OA/ID 4041] Waldman, Michael Crime – Clinton Record on Crime [OA/ID 6629] Crime – Criminal Justice Statistics [1] [OA/ID 6629] Crime – Criminal Justice Statistics [2] [OA/ID 6629] Crime – Strategy and Schedule [OA/ID 6629] Crime – Talking Points [OA/ID 6629] Crime Bill – Congress [OA/ID 6629] Crime Plan Clips, 8/93 [1] [OA/ID 6629] Crime Plan Clips, 8/93 [2] [OA/ID 6629] Box 30 Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files (continued) Executive Office of the President Extra Copies of Briefing Papers, February 1993: Meeting with Jack Brooks of Texas to Discuss the Crime Bill [OA/ID CF 9] Extra Copies of Briefing Papers, September 1993: Crime Bill Meeting re Crime Bill Introduction [OA/ID CF 30] Extra Copies of Briefing Papers, March 1994: Interview with USA Today Reporters About Crime Bill [OA/ID CF 92] Extra Copies of Briefing Papers, March 1994: Meeting with Mainstream Forum Regarding Crime Bill [OA/ID CF 92] Extra Copies of Briefing Papers, March 1994: Meeting with Members of Congressional Black Caucus Regarding Crime Bill [OA/ID CF 92] Extra Copies of Briefing Papers, March 1994: Reception with Attorneys General [OA/ID CF 92] Extra Copies of Briefing Papers, April 1994: Crime Bill Promotional Event [OA/ID CF 225] Box 31 Extra Copies of Briefing Papers, April 1994: Crime Bill Promotional Event with Mayors, Police Chiefs, and Police Honorees [OA/ID CF 225] Extra Copies of Briefing Papers, April 1994: Meeting with Law Enforcement Steering Committee [OA/ID CF 225] Extra Copies of Briefing Papers, April 1994: Rally to Pass Crime Bill [OA/ID CF 225] Extra Copies of Briefing Papers, April 1994: Speech of President Clinton, Crime Bill Forum, Department of Justice [4 copies] [OA/ID CF 225] Extra Copies of Briefing Papers, May 1994: Meeting with Rep. Jack Brooks Regarding Crime Bill [OA/ID CF 227] Extra Copies of Briefing Papers, June 1994: Crime Bill Summer of Safety Event [2 copies] [OA/ID CF 228] Extra Copies of Briefing Papers, July 1994: Crime Bill Meeting [OA/ID CF 229] Extra Copies of Briefing Papers, July 1994: Law Enforcement Crime Bill Rally [OA/ID CF 229] Extra Copies of Briefing Papers, August 1994: Crime Bill Fight Event [OA/ID CF 230] Extra Copies of Briefing Papers, August 1994: Meeting with Rep. Cleo Fields Regarding the Crime Bill [2 copies] [OA/ID CF 230] Intergovernmental Affairs Hale, Marcia Brady Bill Signing [OA/ID 9713] Brady Bill Signing [OA/ID 9481] [The Crime Bill File #1]: Crime Bill and the Cabinet: [Department of Justice] [OA/ID 10072] [The Crime Bill File #1]: Crime Bill and Congress: [Crime Bill Vote Lists] [OA/ID 10072] [The Crime Bill File #1]: Crime Bill and Congress: [House of Representatives] [OA/ID 10072] [The Crime Bill File #1]: Crime Bill and Congress: [The Senate] [OA/ID 10072] [The Crime Bill File #1]: Crime Bill and Governors: [Governor’s Correspondence] [OA/ID 10072] Box 31 Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files (continued) Intergovernmental Affairs Hale, Marcia [The Crime Bill File #1]: Crime Bill and Law Enforcement: [Attorney Generals] [OA/ID 10072] [The Crime Bill File #1]: Crime Bill and Law Enforcement: [8/13/94 Meeting w/Law Enforcement Officials] [OA/ID 10072] [The Crime Bill File #1]: Crime Bill and Law Enforcement: [Police Officers] [OA/ID 10072] [The Crime Bill File #1]: Crime Bill and Mayors: [Conference Calls and Meetings With Mayors] [OA/ID 10072] [The Crime Bill File #1]: Crime Bill and Mayors: [Mayoral Correspondence] [1] [OA/ID 10072] [The Crime Bill File #1]: Crime Bill and Mayors: [Mayoral Correspondence] [2] [OA/ID 10072] [The Crime Bill File #1]: Crime Bill and Mayors: [Mayoral Press Releases] [OA/ID 10072] [The Crime Bill File #1]: Crime Bill and Mayors: [Thank You’s from Administration to Mayors] [OA/ID 10072] [The Crime Bill File #1]: Crime Bill and Republicans: [RNC Reports] [OA/ID 10072] [The Crime Bill File #2]: Articles on the Crime Bill [OA/ID 10072] [The Crime Bill File #2]: Crime Bill & the Clinton Administration: [Administrative Memos] [OA/ID 10072] [The Crime Bill File #2]: Crime Bill & the Clinton Administration: [Talking Points & Press Releases] [1] [OA/ID 10072] Box 32 [The Crime Bill File #2]: Crime Bill & the Clinton Administration: [Talking Points & Press Releases] [2] [OA/ID 10072] [The Crime Bill File #2]: Crime Bill & Implementation: [Important Information] [OA/ID 10072] [The Crime Bill File #2]: [Crime Bill Info] [loose] [OA/ID 10072] [The Crime Bill File #2]: Crime Bill Lists: [Department of Justice] [OA/ID 10072] [The Crime Bill File #2]: Crime Bill Lists: [Intergovernmental Affairs Staff] [OA/ID 10072] [The Crime Bill File #2]: Crime Bill Lists: [Master Gate List &Accepts/Rejects] [OA/ID 10072] [The Crime Bill File #2]: Crime Bill Lists: [Statewide & Local Elected Officials] [1] [OA/ID 10072] [The Crime Bill File #2]: Crime Bill Lists: [Statewide & Local Elected Officials] [2] [OA/ID 10072] [The Crime Bill File #2]: Crime Bill Lists: [Territories] [OA/ID 10072] U.S. Conference of Mayors #2: USCM [United States Conference of Mayors] & the Crime Bill [OA/ID 10075] Mason, Keith Crime Bill [1] [OA/ID 3991] Crime Bill [2] [OA/ID 3991] Box 32 Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files (continued) Legislative Affairs Griffin, Patrick Brady Bill [1] [OA/ID 4749] Brady Bill [2] [OA/ID 4749] Crime Bill 1993 [1] [OA/ID 4749] Crime Bill 1993 [2] [OA/ID 4749] Crime Bill 1993 [3] [OA/ID 4749] Crime Bill 1993 [4] [OA/ID 4749] Box 33 Crime Bill 1993 [5] [OA/ID 4749] Hancox, Karen Crime [1] [OA/ID 5363] Crime [2] [OA/ID 5363] Crime [3] [OA/ID 5363] Crime Bill [OA/ID 5363] Crime Bill [1] [OA/ID 5363] Crime Bill [2] [OA/ID 5363] Crime Bill [3] [OA/ID 5363] Crime Bill [4] [OA/ID 5363] Crime Bill [5] [OA/ID 5363] [Crime and Violence – Briefing Synopsis] [OA/ID 5363] [The President’s Anti-Crime Legislation: Police, Punishment, & Prevention] [OA/ID 5363] [Response to Legislative Referral Memorandum – Proposed Justice Testimony on Crime Prevention & Criminal Justice Reform Act] [OA/ID 5363] Li, Gordon Brady Bill Signing, 11/30/93 [OA/ID 5282] Crime Bill Signing, August 11, 1993 [OA/ID 5282] Millsap, Elisa Crime & the Crime Bill [OA/ID 6524] Subject Files Brady Bill [OA/ID 9998] Brady NICS [National Instant Criminal Background Check System] [OA/ID 17128] Box 34 Political Affairs Baggett, Joan [Crime and Violence – Briefing Synopsis] [OA/ID 4053] [Crime Bill ‘93] [1] [OA/ID 4048] [Crime Bill ‘93] [2] [OA/ID 4048] [Crime Bill ‘93] [3] [OA/ID 4048] [Crime Bill ‘93] [4] [OA/ID 4048] [Crime Bill ‘93] [5] [OA/ID 4048] Crime Bill Notebook [1] [OA/ID 4053] Crime Bill Notebook [2] [OA/ID 4053] Crime Bill Notebook [3] [OA/ID 4053] Crime Bill Notebook [4] [OA/ID 4053] Box 34 Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files (continued) President’s Initiative for One America Craig, Crystal Crime Bill [OA/ID 17855] Press Secretary Engebretsen, Jenni Brady Bill [OA/ID 21373] General Files Brady Bill, February 1995 [OA/ID 8176] POTUS Brady Bill Anniversary, 2/28/95 [OA/ID 7967] Reno Message on Brady Bill, 2/28/95 [OA/ID 7967] McCurry, Mike Assault Weapons Ban [OA/ID 11102] Myers, Dee Dee Brady Bill [OA/ID 4484] Public Liaison Herman, Alexis & Moy, Ruby [The Biden Crime Bill – S.1607 – Major Provisions – The Violent Crime and Law Enforcement Act of 1993] [OA/ID 10035] Box 35 Folder #3 – [Crime Bill] [OA/ID 4075] Folder #9 – Alexis Herman [Memo from Rahm Emanuel re Ongoing Crime Bill Strategy] [OA/ID 6659] Johnson, Ben Crime [Folder 1] [OA/ID 4596] Crime [Folder 2] [OA/ID 4596] Crime Bill [Folder 1] [OA/ID 4762] Crime Bill [Folder 2] [OA/ID 4762] Crime Conference [OA/ID 4762] McAfee, Flo Brady Bill Signing – List [1] [OA/ID 11843] Brady Bill Signing – List [2] [OA/ID 11843] Valdez, Suzanna Crime Bill [1] [OA/ID 6099] Crime Bill [2] [OA/ID 6099] Wayne, Christopher 2: Crime Bill – Miscellaneous; Signing No & Signing Yes [1] [OA/ID 5275] 2: Crime Bill – Miscellaneous; Signing No & Signing Yes [2] [OA/ID 5275] 2: Crime Bill – Miscellaneous; Signing No & Signing Yes [3] [OA/ID 5275] 2: Crime Bill – Miscellaneous; Signing No & Signing Yes [4] [OA/ID 5275] 2: Crime Bill – Miscellaneous; Signing No & Signing Yes [5] [OA/ID 5275] 2: Crime Bill – Miscellaneous; Signing No & Signing Yes [6] [OA/ID 5275] 2: Crime Bill – Miscellaneous; Signing No & Signing Yes [7] [OA/ID 5275] 2: Crime Bill – Miscellaneous; Signing No & Signing Yes [8] [OA/ID 5275] Box 36 Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files (continued) Public Liaison Wayne, Christopher 2: Crime Bill – Miscellaneous; Signing No & Signing Yes [9] [OA/ID 5275] Scheduling Office Seidman, Ricki Crime Bill [OA/ID 6062] Speechwriting General Files Assault Weapons Ban – 5/5 [OA/ID 5675] Crime Bill – 9/13/94 [OA/ID 5678] Crime Bill, Cops, & Mayors at White House – 4/14/94 [OA/ID 5675] Crime Bill/Justice Department [1] [OA/ID 5675] Crime Bill/Justice Department [2] [OA/ID 5675] Crime Bill Rally (Stone) – 7/28/94 [1] [OA/ID 5677] Crime Bill Rally (Stone) – 7/28/94 [2] [OA/ID 5677] Crime Bill Rally (Stone) – 7/28/94 [3] [OA/ID 5677] Women’s Initiative and Outreach HHS [Health and Human Services] Responsibilities under the Crime Bill [OA/ID 11061] Clinton Presidential Records: Automated Records Management System [Email] NSC [OA/ID 1200000] [1994 Crime …] [07/08/1996 – 07/08/1998] [02/04/2000 – 10/27/2000] [Assault Weapons …] [03/21/1996 – 07/15/1999] [03/07/2000 – 03/17/2000] [Brady Bill] [08/26/1996 – 12/28/1998] [02/11/2000 – 09/22/2000] Clinton Presidential Records: Tape Restoration Project (TRP) [Email] NSC [OA/ID 1200000] Clinton Presidential Records: Tape Restoration Project (TRP) [Email] (continued) [1994 Crime …] [10/15/1998] [Brady Bill] [10/09/1998 – 11/04/1998] Clinton Presidential Records: NSC Cable, Email, and Records Management System NSC Cables Jan 1993-Dec 1994 [OA/ID 505000] [1994 Crime …] [03/17/1994 – 12/05/1994] Jan 1993-Dec 1994 [OA/ID 505000] [Brady Bill] [03/04/1993 – 08/31/1994] Box 36 Clinton Presidential Records: NSC Cable, Email, and Records Management System (continued) NSC Cables Jan 1995-Dec 1996 [OA/ID 510000] [1994 Crime …] [01/26/1995 – 08/17/1995] [Brady Bill] [04/11/1995 – 06/13/1995] Box 37 Jan 1997-Dec 1998 [OA/ID 520000] [1994 Crime …] [04/20/1998 – 05/14/1998] [Brady Bill] [02/28/1997 – 01/22/1998] NSC Email A1-Record (Jan 93-Sept 94) [OA/ID 570000] [Brady Bill] [11/24/1993] MS Mail-Record (Sept 94-Sept 97) [OA/ID 590000] [1994 Crime …] [01/30/1995 – 06/26/1996] [Brady Bill] [06/12/1996 – 05/09/1997] Exchange-Record (Sept 97-Jan 01) [OA/ID 620000] [1994 Crime …] [03/06/1998 – 09/16/1998] [Brady Bill] [04/09/1999 – 04/13/1999] Exchange-Non-Record (Mar 97-Jan 01) [OA/ID 630000] [1994 Crime …] [03/06/1998 – 03/26/1998] [Assault Weapons Ban] [10/29/1997] [Brady Bill] [01/28/1998] NSC Records Management System [Brady Bill] 9405448 [OA/ID 203] [Assault Weapons …] 9707162 [OA/ID 1647] 9707404 [OA/ID 1650]