The law library has created a new guide to researching Congressional investigations. The guide provides guidance on how to find relevant primary source documents, such as Congressional hearing transcripts, as well as case law dealing with the authority of Congress to conduct investigations. We have also listed some valuable secondary sources to help you get started on your research.
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New Congressional Investigations Research Guide
September 24, 2009 · Todd Venie
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