New Jersey Reps-Elect Violate House Rules Even Before Day One
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The House of Representatives passed legislation in 2017 banning the use of electronic devices to take photographs or videos from the House floor.
The new rule was established in response to Democrats’ efforts to pass gun control legislation by live-streaming a sit-in on the House floor, which ultimately lasted 26 hours, according to The Boston Globe.
It aimed at preventing “disorderly or disruptive conduct” and “intentionally obstructing or impeding the passage of others in the chamber.”
Violating the House rule can result in fines of $500 for the first violating and $2,500 for the second violation.
Violating the House rule can result in fines of $500 for the first violating and $2,500 for the second violation.
