Contempt of Congress Explained

The video tutorial explores the concept of contempt of Congress, its constitutional basis, and historical development. It discusses the legal framework, including key Supreme Court rulings, and examines the options available to Congress when dealing with contempt, such as prosecution, court proceedings, and inherent contempt. The tutorial uses the case of William Barr and the unretracted Mueller report to illustrate these concepts.

What is the implied power that Congress invented early on to enforce their authority?

What does the term 'subpoena' refer to in the context of Congress's powers?

Explain the significance of the Supreme Court case Anderson versus Dunn in relation to contempt of Congress.

How does the concept of separation of powers relate to the actions Congress can take against contempt?

What are the three choices available to Nancy Pelosi regarding William Barr's contempt of Congress?

Discuss the implications of Congress being unable to compel the Justice Department to prosecute.

What is inherent contempt and how has it been used historically by Congress?