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    The Legislative branch is where the government creates laws. In this branch‚ the government can also write‚ debate‚ and pass the laws that are created. Every two years the laws and proposals for constitutional amendments are made. This requires the full committee to compromise to approve of the ideas or interests. The State Legislative only works part time and receives $750 monthly where as the Federal Legislative works full time that earns $165‚000 yearly. This branch works better because it can

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    The legislative branch of the federal government‚ which is the congress‚ consists of two houses. Which are the Senate and the House of Representatives. Congress power’s that is allowed under the Constitution are to levy taxes‚ borrow money‚ regulate interstate commerce‚ impeach and convict the president‚ declare war‚ discipline its own membership‚ and determine its rules of procedure. Revenue Bill’s‚ which must commence in the House of Representatives‚ or legislative bills may come from

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    The legislative branch was created first because the founding fathers wanted to create a republican country and the legislative branch most directly reflects the views of the people. The legislative branch is Congress and it is split into two parts (bicameral system). The first part is the Senate and the Senate is the upper house‚ which means it is more directly connected to the national level. You must me at least 30 years old and you have to be a citizen in the United States for at least 9 years

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    Today‚ I’m going to be talking about the Legislative Branch‚ and how it’s divided in three different parts. The three different parts are “Legislative Branch”‚ “Powers of congress”‚ and “Government oversight”. The Legislative Process is the steps that congress takes to approve a law. The first step that congress has to take was to introduce the introduction of the bill to congress. After introducing it to congress‚ the bill will have to be reviewed by the appropriate committee. Then after

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    Arizona’s legislative branch in the state government including the number of members in each house‚ who elects them‚ who draws up the boundaries‚ and when and how those boundaries are drawn. What are the qualifications for-and limitations to-serving in the legislature? Arizona’s legislative branch is bicameral (i.e. made up of two chambers) called the Senate and the House of Representatives. The Senate members are called senators‚ and the House members are called representatives. The legislative members

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    cheerleaders. Every summer there is a mini cheer camp that I actually used to participate in. Its for girls in grades 2 through 5 and they come for 3 days and learn a cheer 5 chants‚ a dance and they participate in compettions with their peirs and put all of it together to learn routines. Every year I have learned and taught the dance to all the age gorups. This is propbably the hardest task‚ teaching younger girls how to learn a cheer dance counted by 8 counts is not an easy task. I used different

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    1.1 Legislation The medicines Act (1986) – This act governs the manufacture and supply of medicines. The act also defines the categories of medicines‚ those that can only be supplied with a prescription‚ those that must be supplied by a pharmacist but do not need a prescription and those that can be brought on generally. The Misuse of Drugs Act (1971) - The main purpose of the act is to prevent the misuse of controlled drugs. It puts in place the law that allows the production‚ supply and possession

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    University of Phoenix Material Anti-Drug Legislation Matrix Complete the matrix by selecting three states to add below Federal. Then‚ answer each question listed in the first row for each corresponding law. | |Is marijuana |What are the |What are the |What are the |What is the blood|Is there extreme | | |illegal? |penalties for |penalties for |penalties for |alcohol level for|DWI or DUI? If so‚ | |

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    Chapter 7 Outline The Constitution and the Legislative Branch of Government The Seventeenth Amendment in 1913 provided for the direct election of senators. Article I creates the legislative branch of government. Congress is a bicameral institution. The upper house is called the Senate in which each state receives two representatives‚ and the lower house is called the House of Representatives that is apportioned by population. The Senate has a six-year term with 1/3 of the seats up for reelection

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    shifted the power to judiciary at the expense of the legislative branch? The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms has had a signnifcant impact on Canadian politics. It bestows judges with the power to reject laws that have been made by the elected representatives of the people. Some maintain the view that the Charter has expanded the rights and liberties of citizens‚ as well as the power of judges‚ at the expense of the legislative branch‚ and for this reason‚ it has changed the manner in

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