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Investigation of Political Fundraising Improprieties and Possible Violations of the Law
House Committee on Government Reform and Oversight
House Committee on Government Reform and Oversight
Abstract
The Committee on Government Reform and Oversight investigated the campaign finance scandal of 1996. The committee examined the pattern of conduct beginning in the 1992 campaign cycle that facilitated the abuse of power during Bill Clinton's re-election efforts. The investigation was hampered due to the Department of Justice refusal to provide immunity to low-level witnesses and the lack of cooperation by Attorney General Janet Reno.
Date
1998-11-05
Document Type
House Committee Approved Report
Serial Number
105-829.H
Document Length
4901 pages
Congress
105
Files
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1998-11-05_R-Political_Fundraising_Improprieties-105-829-1.pdf
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1998-11-05_R-Political_Fundraising_Improprieties-105-829-2.pdf
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1998-11-05_R-Political_Fundraising_Improprieties-105-829-3.pdf
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1998-11-05_R-Political_Fundraising_Improprieties-105-829-4.pdf
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2001-01-19_FS-Statistics_Regarding_the_Burton_Campaign_Finance_Investigation-107C.pdf
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Relation
DOI
Keywords
Committee Approved Reports
PAP Major Code
20: Government Operations
PAP Minor Code
2010: Executive Ethics, Impeachment and Scandal