Paper-Ballot Advocates Plan Ohio Expert Team
Rush Holt (D), who is leading an effort in Congress to pass legislation requiring a paper-ballot trail, said he is “working to see that we have a national clearinghouse in every state.”
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Stepping Up Security
Increased security measures will be in place today when Afghan President Hamid Karzai addresses a joint meeting of Congress, according to a memorandum issued Monday by House Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Livingood
Leaders, Police Prepare
In addition, public and staff-led tours of the Capitol will be suspended through Saturday.
Democratic Heavies to Fete Illinois’ Obama in N.Y., D.C.
NORTH CAROLINA Radio Station, Briefly, Says ‘No Mas’ to Ads A Winston-Salem radio station suspended airing all campaign ads in the open-seat 5th district contest briefly this week, amid confusion
FEC Challenges Reform Leaders’ Standing in Suit
District Court suspended any action in the suit until the Supreme Court had completed its deliberations on BCRA.
All Congressional Mail to Be Opened Off-site
It is equally unacceptable for the work of Congress to be interrupted by such events,” states a Feb. 13 letter issued by House Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Livingood and Chief Administrative Officer Jay Eagen
Russell, Hart Set to Reopen
Although House offices and the Capitol remained open this week, incoming mail service was suspended.
Idaho Man to Face Trial for Harassing Craig, Otter
In recent years, prosecutors around the country have vigorously pursued cases against individuals making harassing and or threatening phone calls to Members of Congress.
Senate Relaxes Restrictions on Members’ Web Sites
Rules Chairman Trent Lott (R-Miss.) said the change was made because the prior rule prevented Senators from fulfilling their official duties by updating constituents on what is happening in Congress
Appeals Court Overturns Conviction of Ex-Cop in Anthrax Hoax
When revising the law in 1996, Congress circumscribed its application in the legislative branch to include only two areas: administrative matters and investigation or review.
Court Reverses Ex-Capitol Cop’s Conviction
When revising the false statements law in 1996, Congress circumscribed its application in the legislative branch to include only two areas: administrative matters and investigation or review.
Propped Up
Judge Warren Johnson issued Howard a two-year suspended sentence on Nov. 20, requiring him to spend 60 days in Lawrence County Jail, serve three years of probation and undergo a psychological evaluation
House, Senate Mail Delivery Suspended Pending Anthrax Investigation
House and Senate officials suspended mail delivery Friday in the wake of reports from the U.S. Postal Service of possible anthrax contamination at a Washington, D.C. mail processing facility.
Court Hears Appeal of Anthrax Hoax Conviction
When revising the law in 1996, Congress circumscribed its application in the legislative branch to include only two areas: administrative matters and investigation or review.
OSC Targets Official
The Office of Special Counsel filed a complaint for disciplinary action last week against Defense Department official Andre Hollis, after investigators concluded that he became a candidate for Congress
Clark’s ‘Journey‘ Must Include Democratic Refresher Course
They will remind him that Bush’s team proposed rolling back ergonomics standards and suspended the rule to protect public land from the toxic waste of mining companies.
OSC Targets Official
The Office of Special Counsel filed a complaint for disciplinary action last week against Defense Department official Andre Hollis, after investigators concluded that he became a candidate for Congress
Ala. Judge Has Holy Request for Hill
That’s one directive Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore hopes Congress will follow.
The Roll Call 50 Richest: Gainers and Losers
She is the 30th-richest lawmaker in Congress, whereas her husband ranked 46th during his last appearance on the list in 1996. Sen.
Date Set for Appeal of Anthrax Hoax Case
One of the arguments Pickett makes in his appeal is that the false statement did not fall within the jurisdiction of the federal government because when Congress revised the statute governing false