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Candidate Notes on 01-HR718

 


01-HR718 on Feb 14, 2001

Title: To protect individuals, families, and Internet service providers from unsolicited and unwanted electronic mail.
    Summary:

  1. Amends the Federal criminal code to provide criminal penalties for intentionally transmitting ten or more unsolicited commercial electronic mail messages to one or more protected computers in the United States, with the knowledge that such messages are accompanied by or contain materially false or misleading information as to the identity of the initiator.

  • Allows a provider of Internet access service to bring an action against a person using such service to commit a violation of this Act.

  • Allows certain statutory damages under such an action.

  • Prescribe marks or notices to be included in electronic mail that contains a sexually oriented advertisement in order to inform the recipient of such fact.

  • Provides penalties for not including such marks or notices.

  • Requires the Attorney General to submit to Congress a detailed analysis of the effectiveness and enforcement, and need for modification, of this Act.



    • Democrats participating in 01-HR718

    John Baldacci s1pMaine Democrat
    Tom Barrett s1pWisconsin Democrat
    Ken Bentsen s1pTexas Democrat
    Howard Berman s1pCalifornia Democrat
    Earl Blumenauer s1pOregon Democrat
    David Bonior s1pMichigan Democrat
    Rick Boucher s1pVirginia Democrat
    Julia Carson s1pIndiana Democrat
    Bud Cramer s1pAlabama Democrat
    Jim Davis s1pFlorida Democrat
    Diana DeGette s1pColorado Democrat
    John Dingell s1pMichigan Democrat
    Eliot Engel s1pNew York Democrat/Liberal
    Anna Eshoo s1pCalifornia Democrat
    Barney Frank s1pMassachusetts Democrat
    Martin Frost s1pTexas Democrat (Until 2004)
    Bart Gordon s1pTennessee Democrat
    Gene Green s1pTexas Democrat
    Ralph Moody Hall s1pTexas Democrat
    Jane Harman s1pCalifornia Democrat
    Maurice Hinchey s1pNew York Dem./Ind./Lib./Working-Fam.
    Rush Holt s1pNew Jersey Democrat
    Mike Honda s1pCalifornia Democrat
    Darlene Hooley s1pOregon Democrat
    Dale Kildee s1pMichigan Democrat
    James Langevin s1pRhode Island Democrat
    Sheila Jackson Lee s1pTexas Democrat
    Sander Levin s1pMichigan Democrat
    Bill Luther s1pMinnesota Democrat/Farmer/Labor
    Karen McCarthy s1pMissouri Democrat (Until 2004)
    Cynthia McKinney s1pGeorgia Democrat
    Dennis Moore s1pKansas Democrat
    Nancy Pelosi s1pCalifornia Democrat
    Silvestre Reyes s1pTexas Democrat
    Bobby Rush s1pIllinois Democrat
    Max Sandlin s1pTexas Democrat (Until 2004)
    Tom Sawyer s1pOhio Democrat
    Jan Schakowsky s1pIllinois Democrat
    Ronnie Shows s1pMississippi Democrat
    Ike Skelton s1pMissouri Democrat
    Ted Strickland s1pOH Democrat
    Bart Stupak s1pMichigan Democrat
    Tom Udall s1pNew Mexico Democrat



    Republicans participating in 01-HR718

    Robert Aderholt s1pAlabama Republican
    Richard Hugh Baker s1pLouisiana Republican
    Joe Linus Barton s1pTexas Republican
    Judy Biggert s1pIllinois Republican
    Roy Blunt s1pMissouri Republican
    Kevin Brady s1pTexas Republican
    Henry Brown s1pSouth Carolina Republican
    Ed Bryant s1pTennessee Republican
    Richard Burr s1pNC Republican Jr Senator; previously US Representative
    Steve Chabot s1pOhio Republican
    Ander Crenshaw s1pFlorida Republican
    Barbara Cubin s1pWyoming Republican
    Duke Cunningham s1pCalifornia Republican
    Jo Ann Davis s1pVirginia Republican
    Nathan Deal s1pGeorgia Republican
    Tom DeLay s1pTexas Republican
    John Doolittle s1pCalifornia Republican
    Jennifer Dunn s1pWashington Republican (Until 2004)
    Vernon Ehlers s1pMichigan Republican
    Robert Ehrlich s1pMaryland Republican
    Jo Ann Emerson s1pMissouri Republican
    Phil English s1pPennsylvania Republican
    Jeff Flake s1pArizona Republican
    Vito Fossella s1pNew York Rep./Cons./Right-To-Life
    Rodney Frelinghuysen s1pNew Jersey Republican
    Jim Gibbons s1pNevada Republican
    Paul Gillmor s1pOhio Republican
    Benjamin Gilman s1pNew York Republican
    Bob Goodlatte s1pVirginia Republican
    Lindsey Graham s1pSC Republican Jr Senator
    Kay Granger s1pTexas Republican
    Jim Greenwood s1pPennsylvania Republican (Until 2004)
    Felix Grucci s1pNew York Republican
    Melissa Hart s1pPennsylvania Republican
    Doc Hastings s1pWashington Republican
    Robin Hayes s1pNorth Carolina Republican
    J.D. Hayworth s1pArizona Republican
    Steve Horn s1pCalifornia Republican
    Duncan Hunter s1pCalifornia Republican
    Johnny Isakson s1pGA Republican Jr Senator; previously US Representative
    Peter King s1pNew York Rep./Ind./Cons./Right-To-Life
    Steve Largent s1pOK00 Former Republican Candidate
    Ron Lewis s1pKentucky Republican
    John McHugh s1pNew York Republican/Conservative
    Gary Miller s1pCalifornia Republican
    Michael Oxley s1pOhio Republican
    Chip Pickering s1pMS Republican challenger, U.S. Rep.
    Joseph Pitts s1pPennsylvania Republican
    Deborah Pryce s1pOhio Republican
    George Radanovich s1pCalifornia Republican
    Jim Ramstad s1pMinnesota Republican
    Bob Riley s1pAL Republican
    Pete Sessions s1pTexas Republican
    Don Sherwood s1pPennsylvania Republican
    John Shimkus s1pIllinois Republican
    Bill Shuster s1pPennsylvania Republican
    Rob Simmons s1pConnecticut Republican
    Joe Skeen s1pNew Mexico Republican
    Mark Souder s1pIndiana Republican
    Cliff Stearns s1pFlorida Republican
    John Sweeney s1pNew York Republican/Conservative
    Billy Tauzin s1pLouisiana Republican (Until 2004)
    Lee Terry s1pNebraska Republican
    Mac Thornberry s1pTexas Republican
    Greg Walden s1pOregon Republican
    Jim Walsh s1pNew York Rep./Ind./Conservative
    Wes Watkins s1pOklahoma Republican
    Jerry Weller s1pIllinois Republican
    Ed Whitfield s1pKentucky Republican
    Heather Wilson s1wNew Mexico Republican
    Frank Wolf s1pVirginia Republican



    Independents participating in 01-HR718

    Darrell Issa s1pCAL Former Initiator of Recall



    Total recorded by OnTheIssues:

    Democrats: 43
    Republicans: 71
    Independents: 1