GovWhitePapers Logo

Sorry, your browser is not compatible with this application. Please use the latest version of Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge or Safari.

Executive Order 14294: Fighting Overcriminalization in Federal Regulations

This executive order addresses the growing concern of overcriminalization in federal regulations. With tens of thousands of complex rules—many carrying criminal penalties—it calls for greater transparency, accountability, and fairness in enforcement. Agencies must publicly identify which of their regulations carry criminal consequences and ensure those rules clearly define the required intent to break the law. The goal is to protect everyday Americans from unknowingly violating obscure regulations while refocusing criminal enforcement on willful and harmful misconduct.

Executive Order 14294: Fighting Overcriminalization in Federal Regulations
Format:
  • Executive Order
Topics:
Website:Visit Publisher Website
Author(s):
  • The White House
Publisher:The White House
Published:May 9, 2025
License:Public Domain
Website:criminal enforcementcriminal penaltiesfederal regulations
  • Share:
  • Share on Facebook
  • Share on X
  • Share via Email
  • Share on LinkedIn

Featured Content

Contact Publisher

Claim Content

Stay Ahead of
Government Tech Trends

Get exclusive access to the latest white papers, executive orders, and tech updates delivered to your inbox.