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  2. Lidia Thorpe - Wikipedia

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    Following the revelation, Thorpe faced a censure motion in the Senate. ALP senator Helen Polley, the head of the joint parliamentary law enforcement committee, of which Thorpe had been a member, said, with regard to Thorpe's position as a senator: "She should consider if it's the right place for her". [51]

  3. Indigenous senator who heckled King Charles during Australia ...

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    The Senate passed the motion against Mr Thorpe with 46 votes in favour and 12 against for heckling King Charles and Queen Camilla during their address in the Great Hall of Parliament House.

  4. Australian senate censures Indigenous lawmaker who yelled at ...

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    The censure of independent Sen. Lidia Thorpe is a symbolic gesture that records her colleagues’ disapproval of her conduct during the first visit to Australia by a British monarch in 13 years. The motion was carried 46 votes to 12. Government leader in the Senate Penny Wong said Thorpe’s outburst sought to “incite outrage and grievance.”

  5. Lidia Thorpe: Who is the Indigenous Australian MP who ... - AOL

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    ‘Give us our land back. Give us what you stole from us – our bones, our skulls, our babies, our people’, she shouted

  6. United States congressional hearing - Wikipedia

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    The vast majority of committee hearings are open to the public, as required under Senate rules. But a hearing, like other committee meetings, may be closed for specific reasons stated in Senate rules (Rule XXVI, paragraph 5(b)). A committee may close a hearing if it involves national security information;

  7. There’s still one recourse for Supreme Court justices who ...

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    In essence, all these justices committed perjury at their Senate confirmation hearings, which is a crime under Title 18 of U.S. Code. Under the law, witnesses commit perjury “after having taken ...

  8. Closed session of the United States Congress - Wikipedia

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    The Senate can vote during the session or later to lift the secrecy, at which time the vote and the session proceedings will be published in the Congressional Record. If a senator discloses any of the proceedings except as directed by the Senate, the body can vote for expulsion of the member; any officer that does the same would be subject to ...

  9. Jan 6. Hearing Focuses on Role of Proud Boys, Oath Keepers

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    A warning came from a former Oath Keeper who said the U.S. is lucky more blood has not yet been shed. Testimony in the January 6 committee hearing showed how extremist groups were mobilized by ...