S.3501 - OLC Reporting Act of 2008
A bill to ensure that Congress is notified when the Department of Justice determines that the Executive Branch is not bound by a statute. view all titles (3)
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- Official: A bill to ensure that Congress is notified when the Department of Justice determines that the Executive Branch is not bound by a statute. as introduced.
- Short: OLC Reporting Act of 2008 as introduced.
- Short: OLC Reporting Act of 2008 as reported to senate.
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Irregular Times: News » Urge Your Senators to Support the OLC ...
S. 3501, the OLC Reporting Act of 2008, would have taken a significant step toward restoring the accountability of the Executive Branch. The OLC in the title of this bill stands for Office of Legal Counsel. The Office of Legal Counsel ...
Senate Judiciary Committee Reports: 110th Congress
S.3501 - OLC Reporting Act of 2008 (Senate Report 110-528, December 11, 2008); Resolutions of Contempt - Report to Accompany Resolutions finding Karl Rove and Joshua Bolten in Contempt of Congress (Senate Report 110-522, November 19, ...
WashingtonWatch.com Digest - October 6, 2008
S. 3501 The OLC Reporting Act of 2008 Costs $0.00 per family. HR 7083 The Charity Enhancement Act of 2008 Costs $0.47 per family. HR 3022 The Sequoia-Kings Canyon National Park Wilderness Act of 2007 Costs $0.00 per family ...
S. 3501, OLC Reporting Act of 2008
Cost estimate for the bill as reported by the Senate Committee on the Judiciary on September 25, 2008.
S. 3501
S. 3501. OLC Reporting Act of 2008. As reported by the Senate Committee on the Judiciary on September 25, 2008. S. 3501 would require the Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) within the Department of Justice, ...
âOn the Mediaâ on Secrecy
NPRâs On the Media covers CREWâs lawsuit against the Office of the Vice President, the ACLUâs efforts to get detainee pictures released, and a new OLC memo bill from Senator Feingold (S. 3501)and Rep. Brad Miller (anyone know the House ...
Congresspedia Preview: This Week in Congress (September 21-27 ...
Committee on the Judiciary Hearings to examine S.3501, to ensure that Congress is notified when the Department of Justice determines that the Executive Branch is not bound by a statute. 10:00 pm. ...
Events: Congressional hearings this week: September 22-26, 2008
10:00am-11:00am, Senate Judiciary Committee hearings to examine S.3501, to ensure that Congress is notified when the Department of Justice determines that the Executive Branch is not bound by a statute.
Events: Congressional hearings this week: September 22-26, 2008
10:00am-11:00am, Senate Judiciary Committee hearings to examine S.3501, to ensure that Congress is notified when the Department of Justice determines that the Executive Branch is not bound by a statute.
BobGeiger.com: This Week's Senate Committee Schedule
Finally, the Judiciary committee will also hold an important meeting on Thursday to examine a bill by Russ Feingold, S. 3501, that would require the Department of Justice to notify Congress when the Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) ...
Bill Action: Introduced: S. 3501: A bill to ensure that Congress ...
Russell Feingold [D-WI] introduced S. 3501: A bill to ensure that Congress is notified when the Department of Justice determines that the Executive Branch is not bound by a statute. [This event matched these trackers: Active Legislation ...
Introduced Bill: S.3501
A bill to ensure that Congress is notified when the Department of Justice determines that the Executive Branch is not bound by a statute.
S. 3501, A bill to ensure that Congress is notified when the ...
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