On the recordMarch 19, 2017
Shouldn't Congress, not the courts, make the determination about the potential for corruption, especially if we are talking about quid pro quos?
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congress.govShouldn't Congress, not the courts, make the determination about the potential for corruption, especially if we are talking about quid pro quos?
Leahy questions the role of Congress versus courts in addressing corruption.
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