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chief justice, mayt please the court. ngress enacted 1512 c in 2002 in the wake of the large-scale destruction of enron's documents. it prohibits the impairment of the integri o availability of information and evidence to be used ia proceeding. in 2002 cgress hedged and added section c2 to cover other forms of impairment, the known unknowns. it was the dawn of the information age. until the january prosecutions, 1512 tthe otrwise provision, had never been used to prosecute anything other than evidence taerg. this cortez said when otherse used in the criminal statute, mes do similar condu in a similar way. the government would have you ignore all that or disregard all of that and instead convert c 2 from a catchall provision to a dragnet. one of the things that would covehisection c 1 that leaves c1 and c2 to do independent work. the january 6 prosecutions demonstrate that there are a host of felony and misdemeanor crimes that cover the alleged conduct. the enr dven evidence tampering statute is not one of them. i welcome