No Fame for Fraud Resolution

The No Fame for Fraud Resolution (H.Res. 201) would amend the rules of the House of Representatives to prevent members from profiting from their public profile while facing serious criminal charges. Under this resolution, a Member of Congress would be prohibited from receiving any compensation for books, media appearances, or other creative works if they are indicted for felonies such as bribery, defrauding the government, or campaign finance violations. The bill aims to ensure that federal lawmakers cannot financially benefit from their notoriety or "fame" resulting from alleged criminal activity while serving in office.