Limits government's time to prosecute export control violations to 10 years
This bill would create a 10-year time limit for the government to take action against people or businesses accused of breaking export control laws. This means that after 10 years from the date of a violation, they could no longer face civil fines or criminal charges. It offers a clear timeline for those involved in export activities.
Today, there isn't a specific 10-year time limit for the government to pursue civil fines or criminal charges for export control violations. If this bill becomes law, the government would have a clear 10-year deadline to start these actions from the date of the alleged violation.
S 5380 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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