Criminal
Aug. 6, 2001
Push to Federalize Gun Crimes Spurs Concern
WASHINGTON - Federal judges and legal experts are concerned about a new White House effort aimed at increasing federal gun-crime prosecutions, saying these cases already are flooding federal dockets in many districts and eventually could have a devastating impact on the courts' ability to deliver swift justice.
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