Independent Counsel Statute Future
1998-02-22T16:11:00-05:00https://images.c-span.org/defaults/Capitol_default-image.jpgThe future of the Independent Counsel Statute was discussed by the panelists. The statute was signed into law in 1978 and is up for reauthorization in the Congress next year. The statute has been examined closely during the current investigation of President Clinton by Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr.
The future of the Independent Counsel Statute was discussed by the panelists. The statute was signed into law in 1978 and is up for… read more
The future of the Independent Counsel Statute was discussed by the panelists. The statute was signed into law in 1978 and is up for reauthorization in the Congress next year. The statute has been examined closely during the current investigation of President Clinton by Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr. close
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- George Brown Chairman Massachusetts State Ethics Commission
- Arthur Christy Independent Counsel (Former) Department of Justice
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- Lovida Coleman Attorney District of Columbia
- Samuel Dash Majority Counsel Senate Select Pres. Camp. Activ. Cmte.
- Katy Harriger Professor Wake Forest University->Political Science
- Dan Kamenski Editor Georgetown Law Journal->Executive Symposia
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- Jerome Shestack Governor American Bar Association->Board of Governors
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- Mark Touhey Attorney
- Lawrence Walsh Independent Counsel Department of Justice
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