by Jery Payne In about 1789, a group of people in Georgia and South Carolina formed a secret society called the Combined Society. They wanted to make money in land […]
by Julie Pelegrin Unless you’re living under a rock on another planet, you’re well aware that this year is a big campaign year. Throughout the summer and next fall, people […]
by Julie Pelegrin For the last 140 years, the General Assembly has been introducing, debating, amending, and passing legislation. The enacted laws may allow an official or a governing body, […]
by Sharon Eubanks Citizens often turn to the courts to challenge the acts of the General Assembly and its members, which can lead to legislators being served with subpoenas commanding […]
by Julie Pelegrin A recent LegiSource article explained the rules for reconsideration that allow a committee of reference or the House or the Senate to reconsider the vote taken on […]