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Members of Congress are constitutionally “privileged from Arrest during their Attendance at the Session … and in going to and returning from the same,” except for treason, felony, or “breach of the pe...
The House Ethics Committee is the standing House body that investigates allegations of member misconduct, evaluates evidence referred to it (often by the Office of Congressional Conduct), and can reco...
Watchdog groups have publicly raised complaints that Speaker Mike Johnson’s campaign paid rent to properties tied to other Republican lawmakers and to a donor-connected household, prompting FEC and et...
A private citizen confronting a sitting member of Congress can trigger criminal, civil, and congressional-ethics consequences as well as ethical and political backlash; criminal risks include assault ...
Members of Congress found to have violated chamber ethics rules can face internal congressional sanctions that range from private or public letters and reprimands to censure and, in extreme cases, exp...
You can locate Jasmine Crockett’s 2012-era campaign disclosures, bios and ethics filings by checking official repositories: Texas state campaign records for her 2012–2022 state-level filings and the F...