; (2) location/citation of the violation; (3) the potential criminal penalty for a violation; and (4) the mens rea required for the offense. To ensure that individuals have fair notice of prohibited conduct and the criminal penalties they bring, the Attorney General shall publicize the existence of this database and publish the database on the Department of Justice website. (b) Oversight To address over-Federalization Each executive branch agency must obtain the express prior approval of the Attorney General for each added criminal penalty resulting from agency regulation. 102. Procedures to reduce over-federalization (a) In general Not later than 180 days after the date of the enactment of this Act, in order to reduce over-federalization and over-incarceration, the Attorney General shall create and implement procedures— (1) to provide coordination by Federal prosecutors and law enforcement agencies with other Federal agencies to determine— (A) whether unlawful conduct that involves the administrative competencies of other Federal agencies is best addressed by civil sanctions or criminal charges; and (B) if such conduct is best addressed by criminal charges, whether diversion or criminal prosecution is more appropriate