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A Senate committee investigating federal disaster-contract fraud subpoenas a private contractor's invoices while considering amendments to procurement and reporting statutes. The contractor argues that Congress has no power to investigate private business records.
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Congress may investigate only after filing a criminal indictment. Congress may issue subpoenas in aid of a valid legislative purpose, but not solely to expose or punish for law-enforcement purposes. Congress may subpoena anyone for any reason because the investigative power is unlimited. Congress may investigate only matters that are already the subject of a pending lawsuit.

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