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Statutory(?) powers of a U.S. Senator
Not even sure if statutory is correct word to use, but was curious to know what if any legal powers does a U.S. Senator possess while in office; for instance a judge can legally marry people. It's not a judge's main job, but is a particular function available to them in their position. Does something similar exist for Senators? Thank you.
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