Senators and Members of the House of Representatives (Const., Art. VI, Sec. 14)

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1. Which constitutional provision expressly restricts Senators and House Members from personally appearing as counsel befo… Multiple Choice Easy
2. To which of these bodies does the personal-appearance-as-counsel prohibition in Article VI, Section 14 expressly extend? Multiple Choice Easy
3. Does Article VI, Section 14 condition its prohibition on a legislator personally appearing as counsel on the receipt of… Multiple Choice Easy
4. A Senator-lawyer proposes to argue a private client’s civil appeal in the Court of Appeals without charging a fee. May … Multiple Choice Medium
5. A House Member wishes to appear personally as counsel before the House of Representatives Electoral Tribunal. He argues… Multiple Choice Medium
6. A serving House Member is asked to represent a corporation personally at an administrative agency’s adjudicatory hearin… Multiple Choice Hard
7. A Senator-lawyer is retained to personally appear for a client before a quasi-judicial commission. The hearing is sched… Multiple Choice Hard
8. A serving Senator is asked to act personally as counsel for an indigent client at a trial court hearing. The Senator wi… Essay Medium
9. Compare the forums covered by the personal-appearance prohibition for Senators and House Members under Article VI, Sect… Essay Medium
10. A House Member proposes to personally represent a client at a quasi-judicial commission during congressional recess. Th… Essay Medium
11. Does ArticleVI Section14 also restrict a legislator’s indirect financial interest in government contracts during the te… Multiple Choice Easy
12. Does the financial-interest clause expressly include a government-owned corporation’s subsidiary? Multiple Choice Easy