President, Vice President, Cabinet Members, their Deputies and Assistants (Const., Art. VII, Sec. 13)

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1. Which officials are expressly covered by Article VII, Section 13's prohibition on practicing another profession during … Multiple Choice Easy
2. How does Article VII, Section 13 describe the prohibited professional practice during the listed officials' tenure? Multiple Choice Easy
3. What separate conflict-of-interest direction does Article VII, Section 13 impose? Multiple Choice Easy
4. A Cabinet member who is a lawyer proposes a private legal retainer entirely outside official hours. Does after-hours sc… Multiple Choice Medium
5. A Cabinet deputy argues that Section 13 applies only to the Cabinet secretary, so the deputy may continue private law p… Multiple Choice Medium
6. During tenure, a Cabinet member arranges for a private law firm's associate to handle the member's retained clients whi… Multiple Choice Hard
7. The Vice-President, a lawyer, proposes accepting a private litigation engagement during tenure because the case has no … Multiple Choice Hard
8. Explain why a Cabinet member's private legal retainer is not authorized merely because it will be handled outside offic… Essay Medium
9. A covered executive official stops personally appearing in court but continues privately directing a firm's handling of… Essay Medium
10. A Cabinet assistant says that the professional-practice restriction concerns only the President and Cabinet secretaries… Essay Medium
11. Besides professional practice, does ArticleVII Section13 expressly prohibit covered officials from participating in bus… Multiple Choice Easy
12. Does Section13’s government-contract financial-interest restriction reach indirect interests? Multiple Choice Easy