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Federal Election Commission
… The FEC, however, is one of the - 12791 The FEC, however, is one of the few federal agencies with independent litigating … Department represents the FEC. Chapter Federal Election Commission Page number 864 … The FEC, however, is one of … - page 864
… years, the FEC has failed to defend itself against litigation filed by political allies of certain Democrat commissioners. It takes four votes to authorize the general counsel … a lawsuit filed against the agency, and those commissioners have refused to provide that fourth vote, so “the … - page 864
… cases involved enforcement matters in which the commissioners disagreed on whether a violation of the law had occurred. Accordingly, the final votes of … - page 864
… the attorney general to defend the FEC in all litigation when there is a failure of the commissioners to authorize the general counsel of the agency to defend it. No legislation would be needed to accomplish this; the DOJ has the … - page 864
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