How laws are made in the U.S.A.
By: editor, Helen Maes.
Contributors: Maes, Helen.
Publisher: Nova Science Publishers
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Hauppauge, N.Y
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9781608761425
Subjects: United States. -- Congress; Legislation -- United States
Other titles: How laws are made in the United States of America
Notes: Includes index.
Table of contents: title: How are laws are made / (John V. Sullivan); title: The congressional research service and the American legislative process / (Ida A. Brudnick); title: Engrossment, enrollment, and presentation of legislation / (R. Eric Petersen); title: Enrollment of legislation : relevant congressional procedures / (Valerie Heitshusen); title: Legislative process : how a Senate bill becomes a law; title: Introducing a House bill or resolution / (Betsy Palmer); title: Introducing a Senate bill or resolution / (Betsy Palmer); title: Office of legislative counsel : House / (Matthew E. Glassman); title: Office of legislative counsel : Senate / (Matthew E. Glassman); title: Resolving legislative differences in congress : conference committees and amendments between the houses / (Elizabeth Rybicki); title: Sources of legislative proposals : a descriptive introduction / (Judy Schneider); title: Sponsorship and cosponsorship of House bills / (Betsy Palmer); title: Sponsorship and co-sponsorship of Senate bills / (Betsy Palmer); title: The amending process in the House of Representatives / (Christopher B. Davis); title: The amending process in the Senate / (Betsy Palmer).