Denying Federal Pensions to Convicted Child Abusers
This bill aims to deny federal retirement benefits to individuals convicted of child sex abuse offenses. This means such individuals will lose their right to a pension, and in some cases, their benefits may be directed to victims. The changes apply to offenses committed on or after the bill's enactment date.
Key points
Individuals convicted of specific child sex abuse offenses will lose their right to federal retirement benefits.
The provisions also cover individuals convicted of similar offenses abroad, provided certain conditions are met.
Benefits may be withheld if an individual flees prosecution for such an offense.
A portion of the forfeited benefits may be paid to victims of the offenses through court orders.
A presidential pardon can restore the right to benefits, but without payment for the period before the pardon.
Status:
Expired
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