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

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1. Can a prohibited counsel appearance necessarily be legalized merely by relabeling it an intervention designed to evade … Multiple Choice Easy
2. A legislator intervenes in a matter before a government office for the legislator’s own pecuniary benefit but does not … Multiple Choice Medium
3. A legislator’s prohibited counsel appearance is challenged. The legislator then acquires a minimal client interest and … Multiple Choice Medium
4. A serving legislator first seeks to act as counsel before an administrative adjudicatory body. After objection, the leg… Multiple Choice Hard
5. A legislator-lawyer accepts a direct financial interest in a contract with a GOCC subsidiary during the term and insist… Multiple Choice Hard
6. Explain why a nominal intervention device does not necessarily avoid a legislator’s counsel-appearance restriction, usi… Essay Medium
7. Distinguish ArticleVI Section14’s personal-appearance rule from its government-contract financial-interest rule. Essay Medium
8. A legislator intervenes before a government office for personal pecuniary benefit without appearing as counsel in court… Essay Medium