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§ 3.21 — WORDS SPOKEN IN DEBATE.

Texas § 3.21

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Tex. Texas Constitution Code Ann. § 3.21 (2026).

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21.WORDS SPOKEN IN DEBATE. No member shall be questioned in any other place for words spoken in debate in either House. (Feb. 15, 1876.)

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§ 3.1

SENATE AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

§ 3.10

QUORUM; ADJOURNMENTS FROM DAY TO DAY; COMPELLING ATTENDANCE.

§ 3.11

RULES OF PROCEDURE; PUNISHMENT OR EXPULSION OF MEMBER.

§ 3.12

JOURNALS OF PROCEEDINGS; RECORD VOTES.

§ 3.13

VACANCY IN LEGISLATURE.

§ 3.14

PRIVILEGE FROM ARREST DURING LEGISLATIVE SESSION.

§ 3.15

DISRESPECTFUL OR DISORDERLY CONDUCT; OBSTRUCTION OF PROCEEDINGS.

§ 3.16

§ 3.17

§ 3.18

INELIGIBILITY FOR OTHER OFFICES; VOTING FOR OTHER MEMBERS; INTEREST IN STATE OR COUNTY CONTRACTS.

§ 3.19

INELIGIBILITY OF PERSONS HOLDING OTHER OFFICES.

§ 3.2

MEMBERSHIP OF SENATE AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

§ 3.20

ELIGIBILITY OF COLLECTORS OF TAXES OR PERSONS ENTRUSTED WITH PUBLIC MONEY.

§ 3.21

WORDS SPOKEN IN DEBATE.

§ 3.22

DISCLOSURE OF PERSONAL OR PRIVATE INTEREST IN MEASURE OR BILL; NOT TO VOTE.

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