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December 6, 2011

A Question of Ethics: A Year in Congressional Ethics Retrospective

By McGuireWoods LLP

The final 2011 installment of A Question of Ethics looks back at the year’s big stories in government ethics.

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Congressional Investigations: Beyond Sensational Headlines — Incoming House Leaders Announce Broad Investigative Priorities Targeting Business Community
Congress Votes to Disapprove SEC’s Resource Extraction Disclosure Rule
AN IMPORTANT CHECK ON THE ABUSE OF GOVERNMENT AUTHORITY
Guilty Plea in DOJ’s First Criminal Prosecution for Campaign Finance Coordination
A Question of Ethics: May Former Staffers Discuss Legislation With Current Staffers?

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