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Members Only - United States v. Rayburn House Office B uilding, Room 2113: The S peech or Debate Clause, the Separation of Powers and the Testimonial Privilege of Preemptive Nondisclosure

John D. Friel

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Key concepts: Testimonial, Law, Privilege (computing), Political science, Confrontation Clause, Supreme court, Business, Advertising

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