51.   Najama Heptullah, the female deputy speaker of the upper house, argued that the bill also should apply to that body, whose members are not directly elected.

52.   The bill would apply to computer data records as well as paper files, and would set uniform photocopying costs statewide.

53.   The bill also applies to family members of former presidents.

54.   The bill will not apply to the upper house in legislatures whose members are not directly elected.

55.   The bill would apply only to crimes in federal jurisdiction, but about half the states have similar laws.

56.   The bill would not apply retroactively.

57.   The bill would apply only to accidents within the United States involving interstate, intercity rail carriers or intrastate high-speed rail carriers.

58.   The bill would apply to construction of new casinos on off-reservation lands once they are approved by the federal government.

59.   The bill would apply to the Milwaukee Brewers Miller Park baseball stadium and potentially to Lambeau Field.

60.   The bill would apply only to Palestinians.