Bill Contract Law

The process of turning a bill into a law is probably one of the most complicating processes. The process of making a bill is a successive procedure which is not just adding a few rules to a paper and calling it a day. Before a bill is made they have to make sure all the rules are constitutional and does not infringe people's rights. Tis’ a stressful job to vote on a rule that some people could like and others could decide. The bill must first get passed in both houses of congress by majority ,than it gets sent out to the president and he can choose to pass it or veto it. If the president does sign the bill the bill will become a law; however if he doesn't it's U-Turned back to congress for another vote of the bill, this is where article V of the constitution proposes a Two - Thirds majority vote which allows a bill to pass without the signature of
Anyone has the right to come up with the idea for a bill. Just because anyone can come up with a bill doesn't mean anyone can introduce the bill to the House of Representatives or the Senate. Bills can be introduced any time the house of representative is in operation. There's a few different kinds of legislation there are bills which must be determined before they can become a law,there's a public bill and a private bill , public bills affect everyone in the general public a private bill affects a specific someone or an organization at large. There are also joint resolutions , concurrent resolutions , and simple resolutions. After the idea of a bill is made it can be formally introduced by any member of congress by becoming an advocate of the bill. They usually only become an advocate of the bill if it's important to them and there board. They usually will try to “hype” their bill up by gaining support through the media in hope that they become laws. Bills are introduced during a session at the House by placing them in the hopper by the speakers