博客來This is a record of the hearing before the Committee on the Judiciary, House of Representatives, Sixty-fourth Congress, First Session, regarding H.R. 9820, a bill titled ＂Limiting Activity Of Certain Officers And Employees Of The Government.＂ The volumes contain transcripts and related materials from the session, which focused on examining and debating potential legal restrictions on the activities of government officers and employees, likely concerning issues such as conflict of interest and appropriate conduct. This historical document offers insights into early 20th-century congressional concerns related to governmental ethics and legal oversight of its workforce.
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