Is there any place to find the criminal records of the Congress?
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no, they bury that sht\nhttp://weekendinterviewshow.com/InterviewDisplay.aspx?i=153\nhttp://weekendinterviewshow.com/InterviewDisplay.aspx?i=135\nhttp://weekendinterviewshow.com/InterviewDisplay.aspx?i=140\nhttp://www.philipdru.com/griffin3_stream.html
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Try the Department of Justice web site.
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http://www.thomas.loc.gov/\nOfficial web page for Library of Congress
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depending what state you are in try a free public records search. www.crimetime.com  has alot of valuable information for what your looking
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try the library of congress\nhttp//:www.loc.gov
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Here then is the list of former Democratic members of Congress who were convicted or pleaded guilty to major offenses between 1992 and 1999:\n\nNick Mavroules, Massachusetts Democrat: tax evasion, accepting illegal gratuity (1992). \nAlbert Bustamante, Texas Democrat: racketeering (1993). \nCarroll Hubbard, Kentucky Democrat: fraud and corruption (1994). \nCarl Perkins, Kentucky Democrat: fraud (1994). \nCharlie Rose, North Carolina Democrat: financial-disclosure irregularities (1994). \nLarry Smith, Florida Democrat: tax evasion (1994). \nWalter Fauntroy, District of Columbia Democrat: financial-disclosure misdemeanor (1995). \nGerald Kleczka, Wisconsin Democrat: arrested for DWI (1995 and 1990); convicted DWI (1987). \nMel Reynolds, Illinois Democrat: sexual misconduct (1995). \nWalter Tucker, California Democrat: extortion (1995). \nCharles Wilson, Texas Democrat: paid $90,000 fine to Federal Election Commission (1995). \nJoe Kolter, Pennsylvania Democrat: fraud and conspiracy (1996). \nDan Rostenkowski, Illinois Democrat: mail fraud (1996). \nMary Rose Oakar, Ohio Democrat: financial-disclosure irregularities (1998). \nAustin J. Murphy, Pennsylvania Democrat: vote fraud (1999). \nAs Mark Twain said, Congress is the American Criminal Class. \n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nGeoff Metcalf listed these shining examples of the Clinton Administration Legacy \nThe only president ever impeached strictly on grounds of personal malfeasance \nMost convictions and guilty pleas \nMost Cabinet officials to come under criminal investigation \nMost witnesses to flee country or refuse to testify \nNumber of individuals and businesses associated with the Clinton machine who have been convicted of or pleaded guilty to crimes: 47 \nNumber of these convictions during Clinton's presidency: 33 \nNumber of indictments/misdemeanor charges: 61 \nNumber of congressional witnesses who have pled the Fifth Amendment, fled the country to avoid testifying, or (in the case of foreign witnesses) refused to be interviewed: 122 (9/99) \nEstimated number of witnesses quoted in FBI files misappropriated by the White House: 18,000 \nNumber of witnesses who developed medical problems at critical points in Clinton scandals investigation (Tucker, Hale, both McDougals, Lindsey): 5 \nProblem areas listed in a memo by Clinton's own lawyer in preparation for the president's defense: 40 \nNumber of witnesses and critics of Clinton subjected to IRS audit: 45 \nNumber of names placed in a White House secret database without the knowledge of those named: c. 200,000 \nNumber of women involved with Clinton who claim to have been physically threatened: 5 (Sally Perdue, Gennifer Flowers, Kathleen Willey, Linda Tripp, Elizabeth Ward Gracen) \nNumber of men involved in the Clinton scandals who have been beaten up or claimed to have been intimidated: 9 \nNumber of times Hillary Clinton said "I don't recall" or its equivalent in a statement to a House investigating committee: 50 \nNumber of times Bill Clinton said "I don't recall" or its equivalent in the released portions of the his testimony on Paula Jones: 271 \nNumber of times John Huang took the Fifth Amendment in answer to questions during a Judicial Watch deposition: 1,000 Larry corrected this figure and says it has grown to 1934 and with more testimony to come is expected to exceed 2000 and become "a new indoor world record". \nVisits made to the White House by investigation subjects Johnny Chung, James Riady, John Huang, and Charlie Trie. 160 \nNumber of campaign contributors who got overnights at the White House in the two years before the 1996 election: 577 \n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nMost democrats are not very good at history. Combine that with their love of smear tactics and you get examples of proud ignorance like these: \nOne liberal democrat I used to work
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there is a library/hall of records in DC. check back in a cpl of days i'll get the address for you
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Congressional Record, Library of Congress, Wash. DC.
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You need to find a library with microfiche files of old newspapers for that area. If there was a conviction there may also be a record of that in the courthouse where it happened but you would probably have to pay someone to get you that info since it would take some digging through old files by a clerk. \nThat is about it.
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http://docnet.dc.state.ks.us/ this site you put in the persons name, and get there prison record and sometimes there picture
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You can go to the court house to see records that are publicly viewable.  It's probably cheapest and easiest to use an on line service like the one listed.
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Your criminal convictions are a matter of public record and usually can be obtained at your states bureau of criminal apprehension.  There are also websites which provide an accurate accounting of criminal history. I've provided a link for one I have used in the past. Hope this helps you.
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Go to your county Government page, there should be a link for public records
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Republican Gil Gutknecht (http://www.gil.house.gov/About/about.htm )\n\nYou can look up your district's representative by ZIP code at http://www.house.gov/
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You can go to the courthouse it is open to public records...50cents a page for a copy in most states.
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Criminal records are not easily accessible, especially depending on the county/state.  I may be able to help.  Please feel free to email me.\nemma____@yahoo.com\nNorthwest Investigation
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In every county there is a county clerks office and they keep public records for everything from land deals to court cases. You can go into the office and ask to look at the microfiche for the case number your looking for, if its a matter of public record you'll be able to look at it for free, there is a small fee for printing off of microfiche. Good luck and happy hunting.