sergeant-at-arms
Noun
Meaning
an officer (as of a legislature or court) who maintains order and executes commands
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sergeant at arms
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After entering the Senate chamber, the Sergeant at Arms presented the impeachment managers.
As a consequence of the outbreak, the U.S. Capitol Sergeant at Arms has ordered limited access to the Capitol building and members’ offices until April.
But Republicans and Democrats on the Rules and Administration Committee are working with the Sergeant-at-Arms to reinstate mandatory training for all Senate staff, according to a committee spokesperson and another Senate aide.
Blackwell warned Morris that he did not accept Hearne's appointment as legal, and that the sergeant-at-arms would remove him if he tried to preside over the Senate before his regular swearing-in.
Gerardo Lopez, a Senate sergeant-at-arms at the time of a fatal shooting, was found to have cocaine in his system and later dismissed.
Rick Bolen, sergeant-at-arms of Bikers 4 Kids of Arenac County, welcomes guests to the event.