Comprehensive Crime Control Act of 1994

The Comprehensive Crime Control Act of 1994 was a significant piece of legislation aimed at reducing crime in the United States. It introduced tougher penalties for various offenses, including violent crimes and drug trafficking, and expanded law enforcement powers. The act also included measures for crime prevention, victims' rights, and funding for community programs. Additionally, it addressed issues related to the criminal justice system, such as enhancing federal resources to combat crime and increasing support for prisons and rehabilitation. Overall, the act sought to balance enforcement with support for communities affected by crime.