On the recordOctober 20, 2011
S. Res. 305 concerns representation by the Senate Legal Counsel of Senator Cornyn and Senator Hutchison, who have been subpoenaed to provide testimony and produce documents in a lawsuit between an individual and the Social Security Administration over the termination of the individual's benefits. That individual had requested that Senator Cornyn and Senator Hutchison assist him with his attempt to reverse the termination of his benefits by the Social Security Administration, and those Senators' offices had provided standard constituent service seeking an explanation regarding the matter from the agency for this individual. Neither Senator, however, has personal knowledge of the facts supporting the Social Security Administration's termination of plaintiff's benefits, nor were they involved in any way in that termination. This resolution would authorize the Senate Legal Counsel to represent Senator Cornyn and Senator Hutchison, as well as any staff from either of their offices who may be subpoenaed in this lawsuit, in order to quash the subpoena. S. Res. 305 (To authorize legal representation in Edward Paul Celestine, Jr. v. Social Security Administration) Whereas, in the case of Edward Paul Celestine, Jr. v. Social Security Administration, No.…





