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Attorney General

The head of the U.S. Department of Justice and the chief law enforcement officer of the federal government.

Fiscal Year

A 12-month period used by governments for budgeting and accounting purposes, often different from the calendar year (e.g., October 1 to September 30 for the U.S. federal government).

Title 28, United States Code

A section of federal law that primarily deals with the organization and jurisdiction of the U.S. federal judiciary and the Department of Justice.

Date of Enactment

The specific date on which a bill officially becomes a law after passing through Congress and being signed by the President (or becoming law without a signature).

Committee on the Judiciary

A standing committee in both the House of Representatives and the Senate responsible for overseeing matters related to the administration of justice and federal law enforcement.

Committee on Appropriations

A standing committee in both the House of Representatives and the Senate responsible for determining the specific amounts of money allocated to various government programs and agencies.