What special privilege does the Constitution give members of Congress?

Members of Congress cannot be sued for written statements.

Members of Congress cannot be sued for public speeches.

Congress has a special tax deduction for members.

Debates in Congress cannot be questioned in the courts.

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24 February, 02:17

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Broderick Rasmussen · Answer 1

Members of Congress cannot be sued for public speeches.

What special privilege does the Constitution give members of Congress?Members of Congress cannot be sued for written statements.Members of Congress cannot be sued for public speeches.Congress has a special tax deduction for members.Debates in Congress cannot be questioned in the courts.