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A Common-Law Privilege for State Legislators in Federal Criminal Prosecutions

Richard V. Silver

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contain provisions conferring a speech or debate privilege on state legislators.

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contain provisions conferring a speech or debate privilege on state legislators.

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contain provisions conferring a speech or debate privilege on state legislators.

Key concepts: Privilege (computing), Law, Political science, Criminal law, State (computer science), Criminology, Sociology, Computer science

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