The Count the Crimes to Cut Act mandates reports on federal criminal offenses and establishes accessible indices for these offenses.

The Count the Crimes to Cut Act requires the Attorney General to submit a report to Congress detailing all federal criminal statutory offenses, including elements, potential penalties, prosecution numbers, and mens rea requirements. Each federal agency must also report on criminal regulatory offenses, including potential penalties, violation numbers, and mens rea requirements. The Attorney General and each agency must then create publicly accessible indices of these offenses on their respective websites.

The Count the Crimes to Cut Act mandates reports on federal criminal offenses and establishes accessible indices for these offenses.

The Count the Crimes to Cut Act requires the Attorney General to submit a report to Congress detailing all federal criminal statutory offenses, including elements, potential penalties, prosecution numbers, and mens rea requirements. Each federal agency must also report on criminal regulatory offenses, including potential penalties, violation numbers, and mens rea requirements. The Attorney General and each agency must then create publicly accessible indices of these offenses on their respective websites.