Whether legislative leaders waive legislative privilege and Morgan doctrine protections when intervening to defend a state law in a private civil constitutional challenge

QUESTIONS PRESENTED (1) Whether, in a private civil action challenging the constitutionality of a state law, the leaders of a state legislature waive the legislative privilege’s protections, including for legislative motives, when they exercise their statutory right to intervene to defend the law. (2) Whether, in a private civil action challenging the constitutionality of a state law, the leaders of a state legislature waive the Morgan doctrine’s protections for high-ranking officials when they exercise their statutory right to intervene to defend the law.