The most likely scenario: The super committee locks up along partisan lines and, after the 2012 election, bipartisan negotiators deal with the tax cuts and the super committee's sequestration cuts, along with a basket of other expiring provisions, in one set of negotiations.
Heavy on secrecy and light on justice, it would turn trials into covert committee meetings, locking the public, press and even claimants and their lawyers out of court wherever the government asserts "national security".
The Senate committee and the nuclear commission are locked in a dispute over the documents, and Dr. Macfarlane's term ends on June 30.
Crangle re ported, in effect, that his candi date had the committee endorse men locked up.
The drivers told the Commons work and pensions select committee they were locked into their jobs after paying for expensive cars in order to get higher-paying customers.
MPs on the business, innovation and skills committee had been locked in a battle to get Ashley to attend parliament to answer their questions on working practices at the firm.
Instead, Republicans and Democrats on the committee spent a month locked in an extraordinary dispute over a secret Republican memorandum that accused top F.B.I. and Justice Department officials of abusing their powers to spy on one of Mr. Trump's former campaign advisers.
There is at least one piece of proposed federal legislation to a similar effect that has been locked in committee for the last two years.
It was hours before dawn, but Jones walked into the building, sped to the second floor where the committee did its work, and placed the locked bag into a committee safe.
The sailors elected a committee (Koshuba and nine others), locked the officers in the stateroom and ripped off their epaulettes.
