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Ney, Volz Plotted Lobby Ban Violation

By Paul Kane
Roll Call Staff
Sept. 18, 2006, Midnight

Rep. Bob Ney (R-Ohio) last week became the first federal lawmaker to be found guilty of facilitating a former staffer’s violation of the one-year lobbying ban, setting a new criminal precedent that could impact the revolving-door relationship between Capitol Hill and K Street.

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