In a pretend playtime world, Daniel used to work for a group that helps keep secrets safe. There's a big game going on called United States v. Kelley, and now Daniel is allowed to talk about some of those secrets to help figure out the right and wrongs in the game, but he needs a special helper to make sure everything stays fair.

S. RES. 522 says that a man named Daniel Schwager, who used to work for a special office in the Senate, can talk in court about a case called United States v. Todd, but he won't talk about any secret stuff. The Senate also allows their lawyers to help Daniel and other workers with their court talk.

In this special rule, a person named Daniel Schwager, who used to work for the Senate, is allowed to talk about some things in a court case without getting into trouble, but he has to be careful not to share secret stuff. Also, some lawyers are there to help him know what he can say.

S. RES. 855 lets Daniel Schwager, who used to work for the Senate, talk about what he knows in a court case, while still keeping certain secrets safe. It also allows special lawyers to help him and others if needed.

S. RES. 552 is a decision by the Senate that lets a man named Daniel Schwager, who used to work for the Senate, talk about things he knows in a court case happening in Michigan. It also says there's a special lawyer who will help him and other people if they need it.

S. RES. 937 lets a man named Daniel Schwager, who used to work for the Senate, talk in court about what he knows, but he can't talk about secrets. The Senate lawyers will help him and other Senate workers if they need it.