The Power of Congress to Punish Contempts and Breaches of Privilege

In this authoritative work, Charles Pinckney James explores the power of Congress to punish contempt and breaches of privilege. Drawing on extensive legal research and years of experience in public service, James provides an essential guide to this critical area of American law and politics.
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