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Plans from the House Jan. 6 committee to imminently release its list of criminal referrals is raising questions over how far the panel will go in implicating former President Trump and his allies in a plot that culminated in last year’s deadly attack on the Capitol. Chairman Bennie Thompson (D-Miss.) told reporters Tuesday that the committee had come to a “general agreement” to send criminal referrals to the Justice Department. It’s a move that would allow the panel to put a finer point on its more than yearlong investigation, naming names and detailing specific statutes that were violated in an...

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N.C. laws aim to protect consumers, register criminals, stiffen penalties Monday, December 1, 2003 12:00AM EST By AMY GARDNER, Staff Writer Tougher criminal penalties and a handful of consumer protections are sprinkled among the new laws that take effect today in North Carolina. On the criminal side, a new law prohibits a person under a domestic violence protective order from purchasing a firearm, in some cases, as long as the order is in effect. A violation would be a felony. Another law creates a specific criminal offense for the practice of rebirthing, the controversial therapy in which a child is...