Senate Authorizes Former Employee Testimony in Federal Court Case.
The U.S. Senate passed a resolution allowing a former employee, Daniel Schwager, to provide testimony in the ongoing criminal case *United States v. Kelly*. This authorization is crucial because it grants the justice system access to information typically protected by Senate privilege. This action promotes transparency and supports the administration of justice in federal courts.
Key points
A former Senate employee is authorized to testify in a specific federal criminal case, supporting the judicial process.
The Senate Legal Counsel is authorized to represent the former employee regarding this testimony, ensuring Senate privileges are maintained.
Status:
Adopted
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