Too Many Bills! When and How to Delay
by Darren Thornberry & Patti Dahlberg Now that you’ve met most of the bill deadlines set by rule, it’s time to consider taking care of a few pesky bill limits […]
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Statutory Annotations Take Center Stage Before the U.S. Supreme Court
By Jennifer Gilroy To listen to the news you would think the U.S. Supreme Court was concerned only with Second Amendment rights in hearing oral arguments last Monday. But they […]
2019 Interim Committee Bills Referred to Legislative Council – Part II
Earlier this week we published part I of our series providing summaries of the interim committee bills that the Legislative Council approved at its meeting last Friday, November 15. Of […]
2019 Interim Committee Bills Referred to Legislative Council – Part I
The General Assembly approved 20 legislative study committees to meet and recommend bills during the 2019 interim. The deadline for most of the committees to approve bills for consideration by […]
Statutory Construction: Legislative Intent and the Presumptions Used to Interpret Statutes
Editor’s Note: This is the fifth in a series of seven articles on statutory construction that LegiSource is reposting during the 2019 legislative interim. This article was originally posted July […]