Title 34 › Subtitle V — Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Personnel › CHAPTER 503 — LAW ENFORCEMENT CONGRESSIONAL BADGE OF BRAVERY › § 50301
Defines key words used here about badges, boards, offices, and officers. Federal agency head is the person in charge of any federal entity that employs federal law enforcement officers. Federal Board is the panel that handles the federal congressional badge of bravery, and Federal Board members are its appointed members. Federal Law Enforcement Badge is the federal congressional badge of bravery. Federal law enforcement officer is a federal employee who can make arrests, is allowed by their agency to carry a firearm, and mainly enforces laws or protects officials; this also includes Amtrak Police and Federal Reserve officers. Office is the Congressional Badge of Bravery Office. State and Local Board and State and Local Board members are the similar board and its members for state/local awards. State and Local Law Enforcement Badge is the state/local badge. State or local agency head is the leader of any state or local entity that employs those officers. State or local law enforcement officer has the same arrest, firearm, and duty rules as the federal officer.
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34 U.S.C. § 50301
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Sep 22, 2026
Release point: 119-110