Stephen Jones, Attorney for former congressional page Jordan Edmund
Lawsuits
Opinion (Cobb v. Thurman, A Fla. appeals court upholds a ban prohibiting the Fla. Democratic Party from advertising that a vote for Mark Foley is a vote for his GOP replacement candidate whose name is not on the ballot. [PDF} (Oct. 30, 2006)
Former Congressman Mark Foley talks about saving children from internet predators in a speech before the U.S. House of Representatives (May 25, 2006) Note: Javascript must be enabled [Source: Metavid, hosted by the University of California at Santa Cruz]
Mark Feloy's Attorney Speaks, Part 1, alleging that Foley was molested by a clergyman as a teenager, checked himself into a clinic for 30 days, and offers “no excuse whatsover for his conduct” (via YouTube)
Mark Feloy's Attorney Speaks, Part 2, alleging that this disclosure is part of Foley’s recovery, and says that Foley “never attempted to have sexual contact with a minor” (via YouTube)
Dept. of Justice Inspector General’s Report, A Review of the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Initial Response to Representative Mark Foley’s E-mails to a Former Page. [PDF] (January 22, 2007)
Congressional Investigations
House Ethics Committee Report Investigating Foley Page Scandal. Report concludes that Foley’s sexually graphic communications with pages was “an abuse of power, and an abuse of trust,” and suggests that some House members and staff may have been negligent in failing to take further action at appropriate times to investigate reports of Foley’s conduct, and how its impact upon pages. [PDF] (December 8, 2006)
