...may be effectively exercised. With regard to the Senate resolution involved, the Court further said: It is quite true that the resolution directing the investigation does not in term* avow that it is intended to be in aid of legislation; but it does show that the subject to be...

...may be effectively exercised." With regard to the Senate resolution involved, the Court further said: "It is quite true that the resolution directing the...investigated was the administration of the Department of Justice—whether its functions were being properly discharged or were being neglected or misdirected,...

...Department of Justice. The Court recognized that Congress had authority to gather information because "the subject to be investigated was the administration...discharged or were being neglected or misdirected. . . . Plainly the subject was one on which legislation could be had and would be materially aided by...

...Department of Justice. The Court recognized that Congress had authority to gather Information because the subject to be investigated was the administration...discharged or were being neglected or misdirected .... Plainly the subject was one on which legislation could be had and would be materially aided by...

...application of our criminal statutes. Thus in HcGrain v. Daugherty. 273 US 235 (1926), the Court observed that The subject to be investigated was the administration of the Department of Justice—whether its functions were being properly discharged or were being neglected or misdirected,...

...application of our criminal statutes. Thus in McGrain v. Dauqherty. 273 US 235 (1926), the Court observed that The subject to be investigated was the administration of the Department of Justice—whether its functions were being properly discharged or were being neglected or misdirected,...

...why the Justice Department had not Indicted them; The Honorable William J. Hughes Hay 13, 1986 Page 5 [T]he subject to be investigated was the administration of the Department of Justice ... particularly whether the Attorney General and his assistants were performing orneqlecting their...

...application of our criminal statutes. Thus in HcGrain v. Daugherty. 273 US 235 (1926), the Court observed that The subject to be investigated was the administration of the Department of Just ice--whether its functions were being properly discharged or were being neglected or misdirected,...

...Supreme Court noted with approval that the subject to be investigated by the congressional committee was the administration of the Department of Justice,...whether its functions were being properly discharged or being neglected or misdirected, and particularly whether the Attorney General and his assistants were...

...(1927), the Court upheld the Senate's authority to investigate these charges concerning the Department: [T]he subject to be investigated was the administration of the Department of Juatice— whether its functions were being properly discharged or were being neglected or misdirected,...