No Fame for Fraud Resolution

Bill 118 H.Res. 201, also known as the "No Fame for Fraud Resolution," is a piece of legislation introduced in the US Congress. The purpose of this resolution is to prevent individuals who have been convicted of fraud from profiting or gaining fame from their crimes.

The resolution aims to discourage individuals from committing fraud by ensuring that they do not benefit financially or socially from their illegal actions. It also seeks to protect the victims of fraud by preventing the perpetrators from gaining any sort of recognition or notoriety.

If passed, the No Fame for Fraud Resolution would require that any profits or proceeds obtained from fraudulent activities be forfeited and used to compensate the victims of the fraud. Additionally, it would prohibit individuals convicted of fraud from receiving any sort of public recognition or media attention for their crimes. Overall, the goal of Bill 118 H.Res. 201 is to hold individuals accountable for their fraudulent actions and to prevent them from profiting or gaining fame from their illegal activities. It is a measure aimed at promoting honesty and integrity in society and protecting the rights of those who have been victimized by fraud.