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64th Congress · Public law

Public Law 64-57

An Act Prohibiting the use of the name of any Member of either House of Congress or of any officer of the Government by any person, firm, or corporation practicing before any department or office of the Government.

April 27, 1916date on the GovInfo record 39 Stat. 54Statutes at Large 0roll calls on its bill in our archive
The official record

Official copies of this law

Source: GovInfo, U.S. Government Publishing Office — Public and Private Laws and United States Statutes at Large.

Where it came from

The bill

GovInfo's record for this law names S. 683 of the 64th Congress as its bill (record ↗).

How it passed

Recorded votes on the bill

No roll call filed under S. 683 is in the Power & Politics roll-call archive. No official record has been found at this time. We are watching for updates.

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