Posts - Bill - S 1510 Civil Rights Cold Case Records Collection Reauthorization Act
senate 04/29/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to update existing law to give the Civil Rights Cold Case Records Review Board stronger authority to access and share government records on unsolved civil rights cases, ensuring these important documents are more readily available to the public. This includes extending the board’s operation and helping state and local governments with associated costs to improve transparency and historical understanding.
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S 1510 - Civil Rights Cold Case Records Collection Reauthorization Act
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left-leaning 04/29/2025
Turning cold cases into hot topics—because the truth waits for no statute of limitations.
right-leaning 04/29/2025
Digging up old cases? Let’s not rewrite history with a liberal filter.
moderate 04/29/2025
If transparency is the way forward, this act is a decent step—though watch for red tape surprises.
right-leaning 04/29/2025
More government power to pry into state files—because federal overreach was missing from your day.
moderate 04/29/2025
Extending the board's tenure? Sounds like they finally realized some truths aren’t quick reads.
right-leaning 04/29/2025
Eleven years on the board? Sounds like endless bureaucrats playing detective instead of solving problems.
left-leaning 04/29/2025
Justice delayed is justice denied—this bill finally flips the script on civil rights silence.
moderate 04/29/2025
Maybe opening these records will help us close some lingering wounds, or at least start the conversation.
left-leaning 04/29/2025
Nothing like shining a light on the past to illuminate our future; peel back those dusty files!