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Elections USA
  • Links to Senators' web sites
  • Biographies of the eight new Senators in the 106th Congress
  • This content is no longer available at its original address. The link above is to the archive version(s) at the Internet Archive and may not function as it was originally intended
Federal Grand Jury (Univ.Dayton)
  • Description of the grand jury system at the federal and state levels
  • Size, powers, term, functions, procedures
Federal Impeachment Materials (CIS)
  • Bibliography of Congressional hearings, reports, resolutions and bills on all U.S. impeachments (judges and presidents)
  • Arranged by Impeachment or Censure, with each category subarranged by name, time period, or result
  • Citations are to pages in the Congressional Record and predecessors or CIS entry number (keyed to CIS publications)
Federal Impeachment Process: A Bibliographic Guide (Cornell)
Bibliography of sources on English law, U.S. constitutional law, court cases, book and journal articles
Federalist Papers
  • Eighty-five articles written for New Yorkers in 1787 and 1788 urging ratification of the U.S. Constitution
  • Approval and rejection of constitutional provisions of all three branches of government
  • Describes theory behind the separation of powers in the constitution
  • Impeachment covered under the powers of the Senate
  • Used widely for interpretation of the constitution
  • Written by John Jay, Alexander Hamilton and James Madison
  • Text from Project Gutenberg and the Library of Congress
FINAL DISPOSITION - Background
 
  • After Ken Starr resigned as Independent Counsel, Robert Ray investigated further criminal action against President Clinton
  • The issues were resolved on January 19, 2001, the President's last full day in office
  • He would admit misleading the public in return for a 5-year suspension of his law license in Arkansas and $25,000
  • There would be no further criminal prosecutions
 
Final Report of the Independent Counsel re: Monica Lewinsky
  • Final report by Richard Ray, released to the public on March 6, 2002
  • Concludes there was evidence to prosecute the President but a decision was made not to do so
 
Finding Precedent: The Impeachment of Andrew Johnson
  • Articles, illustrations and editorials on the impeachment of Andrew Johnson from Harper's Weekly, 1865-69
  • Historical context, the key issues, biographies, and post-impeachment Presidency
Fox News
  • Ticker tape of state election results can be customized
Gingrich Resignation
 
 
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