The "Speech or Debate" Clause in Article I, Section 6

question 9

Multiple Choice

The "speech or debate" clause in Article I, Section 6, of the Constitution means that a member of Congress

• A) is normally immune from libel or slander charges if the speech is connected with official duties.
• B) cannot be arrested for misdemeanors while Congress is in session.
• C) must agree to public debates with announced opponents during the campaign.
• D) cannot engage in foreign diplomacy without the approval of the administration.
• E) cannot be served with parking tickets issued within the District of Columbia.

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Definitions:

Inadequate Recognition

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Cumulative Trauma Disorders

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Repetitive Motion Injuries

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