S. 1197 · 109th Congress
Violence Against Women Act of 2005
- Stage
- Passed a chamber
- Sponsor
- Joe Biden
- Introduced
- 2005-06-08
- Latest action
- 2005-10-07 · Held at the desk.
Subjects
Congress
Crime and law enforcement
Health
Women's employment
Law
Child health
Medical research
Crime prevention
Families
Education
Higher education
Crimes against women
Immigration
Women's rights
Right of privacy
Alaska
Department of State
Medical education
Department of Justice
Vocational and technical education
Federal-Indian relations
Administrative remedies
Department of Homeland Security
Public housing
Science, Technology, Communications
Civil Rights and Liberties, Minority Issues
Government Operations and Politics
Labor and Employment
Economics and Public Finance
Federal aid to research
Minorities
Nonprofit organizations
Social Welfare
Volunteer workers
Aliens
Murder
Prosecution
Congressional reporting requirements
Disabled
Federal aid to education
Slavery
Smuggling
Victims of crimes
Criminal investigation
Community development
Administration of justice
Governmental investigations
Visas
Research grants
Admission of nonimmigrants
Employee rights
Government publicity
Employee health benefits
Housing and Community Development
Mental health services
Internet
Curricula
Community organization
Federal aid to Indians
Criminal justice information
Students
Public prosecutors
Stalking
Indigenous peoples
Administrative procedure
Violence
DNA
Public service advertising
Child welfare
Adoption
Youth services
Drug abuse
Police training
Prostitution
Language and languages
Parents
Arrest
Data banks
Immigrants
Federal aid to law enforcement
Family violence
Drug traffic
Rape
Housing subsidies
Cubans
Correctional personnel
Injunctions
Interstate relations
Marriage
Married people
Child abuse
Parent and child
Computer crimes
Crimes against the elderly
Identification of criminals
Confidential communications
Child safety
Telephone
Homeless
Legal services
Low-income housing
Haitians
Leave of absence
Executive reorganization
Deportation
Child sexual abuse
Sex crimes
Nursing education
Custody of children
Residence requirements
Parole
Evaluation research (Social action programs)
Ex-offenders
Juvenile delinquency
Federal aid to housing
Housing authorities
Continuum of care
Criminology
Landlord and tenant
Probation
Recidivists
Homicide
Employee selection
Limitation of actions
Sick leave
Child support
Firearms control
Indian law enforcement
Legal education
Rural crime
Polygraphs
Sex offenders
Sex-oriented businesses
Domestic partners
Judicial officers
Elder abuse
Wife abuse
Court records
Indian children
Indian women
Indian courts