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Human-rights groups criticised it for its lack of detail about actual interrogation techniques.The House Judiciary Committee found Joshua Bolten, Mr Bush's chief of staff, and Harriet Miers, the former White House counsel, to be in contempt for not testifying to Congress about last year's sacking of nine federal prosecutors.
Issa's committee resolution calls on the full House to hold Lerner in contempt of Congress for asserting her Fifth Amendment rights in not testifying to them.
Anderson missed four weeks of the season because he went to prison again for not testifying at Bonds's perjury trial.
Conyers also criticized the Center for Medical Progress for not testifying at the hearing.
By all accounts, in January 1973, Mr. Caulfield met with James McCord Jr., a former C.I.A. officer and one of the burglars in the Watergate break-in, to tell him that the White House was prepared to grant him clemency, money and a job in return for not testifying against members of the administration and accepting a prison sentence.
The Eckert report states he received a $1.2m payment from Hammam in return for not testifying against him.
Meanwhile, at least some of the chairmen of the Congressional com mittees are complaining that Cabinet members, particularly the Secretary of State, increasingly find excuses for not testifying on Capitol Hill, and the result is a mood of distrust which hurts the President and his Adminis tration more than it hurts the Congress or the press.
There's a crime fraud exception to the journalistic privilege, which is why journalists can be pulled into grand juries and thrown into jail for not testifying.
However, that decision was reversed when the politician's former assistant presented damning new evidence showing he offered her money in exchange for not testifying against him.
Trump called Cohen a "weak person" then praised Stone in a tweet for not testifying against him and instead invoking the Fifth Amendment.
Christos Vasiliades, 39, is accused of telling the woman and her husband that they would likely be deported if they showed up in court and offering them $3,000 from the defendant in exchange for not testifying.
