Hi all
I don't know about the US, but what this kind of privilege usually
means in most of the places I've worked, parliamentary (or
whatever) privilege, is that a member of Congress or the Senate can
safely make public statements in the House without fear of being sued
for slander or
The AMA, the AVMA are both trade associations .. and if you look you will
find that all these trade associations are international .. all these
international trade associations are international money.
Laws are on the books that dis-allow any one .. even citizens .. but more so
any elected
Marylynn,
I seem to recall that there is some kind of special immunity for members of the
US Congress and the US Senate as well as the President and V.P. It was set up
back when the USA was formed to protect the law makers while they were in office
from harasment by their opponents. The
