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Fauci Contempt Vote and WNBA Rules | Annapolis News
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The Senate just referred Dr. Fauci to the Justice Department for contempt after he invoked his Fifth Amendment over 100 times — but don’t expect a quick resolution: proving criminal contempt requires proving beyond a reasonable doubt he refused to answer legally required questions, and whether his pardon truly bars self-incrimination remains murky, especially since federal immunity doesn’t automatically cover state investigations. Meanwhile, the WNBA’s eligibility rules are under scrutiny as former NBA players claim they’re women and plan to enter the draft — prompting calls for clearer, consistent standards to avoid discrimination lawsuits.
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