When Congress Goes After The Attorney General
Purely symbolic.
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Eric Holder, then Attorney General, was held in contempt of Congress for refusing to hand over to Congress documents about what?
Hint: Of course, there was no practical impact to being held in contempt and his Department of Justice never prosecuted him.
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