US HB7575

Government attorneys and investigators are prohibited from considering a person's political associations, activities, or beliefs when deciding whether to prosecute or investigate, and cannot pursue cases to influence someone's political views

Criminal complaints, indictments, and warrant applications must include attestations from covered officials (FBI Director, agents, U.S. attorneys, prosecutors) that political motivations are not involved and that evidence supports guilt beyond reasonable doubt

Grand jury reforms require prosecutors to present exculpatory and impeachment evidence to grand juries, and defendants can request the vote tally on indictments

The President and White House staff are prohibited from instructing the Department of Justice on investigative or charging decisions in individual criminal cases

Persons investigated or prosecuted in violation of these provisions may bring civil suits for damages against officials in their individual capacity, and DOJ/FBI employees must report violations to the Office of Professional Responsibility and Inspector General within 5 business days