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S. 1572 (119th Congress)Introduced
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Federal Carjacking Enforcement Act

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This bill amends the federal carjacking statute to broaden the scope of conduct that constitutes a federal carjacking offense. It removes the requirement that a carjacker act 'with the intent to cause death or serious bodily harm' from the general definition, replacing it with a 'knowingly' standard that would apply to a wider range of carjacking conduct. The bill preserves the heightened intent requirement only for the enhanced penalty provision when death results from a carjacking.

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