Findings

Congress finds that actions which may unnecessarily carry criminal penalties under Federal statues include the following: (1) Writing a check for less than $1. (2) Selling or possessing colored oleomargarine or colored margarine unless they are packaged and labeled or served in a triangular shape. (3) Discarding produce without sufficient cause or making a false report concerning that produce. (4) Removing a stamp from any mail matter. (5) Making metal coins of original design or attempting to use such coins. (6) Wearing the uniform of letter carriers of the Postal Service. (7) Detaining a seaman’s clothing. (8) Boarding any vessel about to arrive at her destination before such arrival is complete. (9) Placing mailable matter in a mailbox without postage attached to it. (10) Sledding on the Capitol grounds when the Capitol Police are directed to prevent any portion of the Capitol grounds from being used as a playground.