Folks, read the original law (Score 1)

Toricelli is tacking on a very small alteration to an existing law. While concerns raised at wired.com about the wordsmithing of the amendment are valid, the bill has only been referred to the Judiciary Committee, which means that it won't even get back to the Senate floor without a Consideration and Mark-up Session, during which (I would think), the bill will be re-written for clarity.

In addition, violation of this section of the amendment would NEVER result in a Secret Service investigation, even after the proposed modifications of subsection (c). The authority of the Secret Service is confined to violations of sections (a)(2)(A) and (a)(2)(B) of 18 USC 1830, NOT section (a)(8).

That's if it even gets that far, which is wishful thinking, at best.