The Red Pill Library

Government Record

United States Code

Federal law: requires the government to repay companies for the costs of gathering and producing records demanded by legal process. It covers search and production costs,…

Government Record

Food and Drug Administration, HHS

FDA regulation: bans selling raw milk for human consumption across state lines. It covers interstate sales only. Sales within a state are left to that state.

Government Record · 2026

Office of the Law Revision Counsel

The twenty-year minimum in §841(b)(1)(C) concerns trafficking when death or serious bodily injury results. It is not the ordinary simple-possession penalty.

Government Record · 2026

Office of the Law Revision Counsel

Ordinary first-offense federal simple possession carries a maximum of one year, subject to statutory enhancements and other provisions. The song’s typical twenty-year possession claim is false.

Government Record · 2023

Office of the Law Revision Counsel

CAPTA, the federal child abuse law. States must give immunity to people who report abuse in good faith, keep reports confidential, and give people a way…

Government Record · 2021

Office of the Law Revision Counsel

Title IV-B, the federal child welfare services program aimed at keeping families together, has a fixed yearly cap ($325 million a year for 2017 through 2021),…

Government Record · 2023

Office of the Law Revision Counsel

The purpose section of Title IV-E, the federal foster care funding program. It covers foster care, adoption assistance, guardianship and prevention. Federal payments for eligible costs…

Government Record · 2023

Office of the Law Revision Counsel

Federal law requires fingerprint-based national criminal record checks for prospective foster and adoptive parents, plus child abuse registry checks.

Government Record · 2023

Office of the Law Revision Counsel

The federal foster care maintenance payment program. A child's eligibility for federal money is still tied to the old AFDC welfare rules as they stood on…

Government Record · 2023

Office of the Law Revision Counsel

Current federal law on adoption and guardianship incentive payments: $5,000 per foster child adoption above the state's base rate, $7,500 and $10,000 for older children, $4,000…

Government Record · 2023

Office of the Law Revision Counsel

The section that pays states back for foster care costs: maintenance payments at the federal Medicaid matching rate and administrative costs generally at 50 percent, claimed…

Government Record

Office of the Law Revision Counsel, U.S. House of Representatives

Federal law: agencies must send new rules to Congress before they take effect, and Congress can kill a rule by passing a resolution of disapproval. Unlike…

Government Record · 2011

Pennsylvania Interbranch Commission on Juvenile Justice

Pennsylvania's 2011 report on Kids for Cash reforms. It says the state Supreme Court ordered expungement of every juvenile charge in about 4,000 cases handled by…

News Report · 2024

ABC News

ABC News, June 2024: at Hunter Biden's gun trial, prosecutors showed the laptop and FBI agent Erika Jensen testified it was confirmed to be his, backed…

Corporate Filing · 2024

Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc.

Acadia Healthcare's annual SEC filing. It says the company paid $400 million on January 19, 2024 to settle three New Mexico foster care cases, without admitting…

Document · 2010

ACLU of Southern California

ACLU of Southern California, 2010: challenged the Los Angeles County Sheriff's plan to use a jail version of the heat-ray, noting the military version was sent…

Court Filing · 2015

U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit

The federal appeals court ruling that the NSA's bulk telephone metadata program exceeded what Congress authorized under Section 215 of the PATRIOT Act.

Court Filing · 2015

U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit; Justia reproduction

U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, May 2015: held that Section 215 of the Patriot Act did not authorize the NSA's bulk phone records…

Government Record · 2026

Administration for Children and Families

The federal government's state-by-state table of adoption and guardianship incentive money paid from fiscal 1998 through fiscal 2024.

Government Record · 1997

U.S. Congress

The 1997 law that created federal adoption incentive payments ($4,000 for each foster child adoption above a state's baseline, plus $2,000 for special-needs adoptions) and the…

Government Record · 1980

U.S. Congress

The 1980 law that built the modern federal foster care funding system (Title IV-E). It required states to make "reasonable efforts" to prevent a child's removal…

Government Record · 2007

Government Accountability Office

GAO found African American children were under 15% of the U.S. child population but 34% of the children remaining in foster care at the end of…

Court Filing · 2013

Florida District Court of Appeal, First District

The court reversed Alexander’s 2012 conviction and 20-year sentence only for erroneous self-defense instructions, while rejecting Stand Your Ground immunity. Her 2015 negotiated outcome was three…

Corporate Filing · 2025

Daniel F. Donovan, counsel for Alphabet Inc.

Alphabet's counsel, September 2025: told the House Judiciary Committee that senior Biden officials pressed YouTube about content that did not break its rules, while saying the…

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