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Privileges, Inhibitions, and Disqualifications
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- Article VII, Section 13 directs the President, Vice-President, Cabinet members and their deputies or assistants to avoi…
- A law increases the President’s salary while the current incumbent’s term is ongoing. It directs payment of the increas…
- A Cabinet member’s required ex officio board service is part of the primary functions of her office and is validly prov…
- A Cabinet secretary is assigned an unrelated second corporate office, unpaid. The functions are conceded to be alien to…
- The President’s spouse is proposed for appointment to head a subsidiary of a government-controlled corporation during t…
- A law raises presidential and vice-presidential salaries during the current incumbents’ terms and provides immediate pa…
- A Cabinet member holds a board position ex officio under a law because its functions are required by the primary office…
- An executive official argues that every unpaid additional office is automatically valid because Civil Liberties Union m…