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         How Bills Become Laws:     more books (19)
  1. Making Laws: A Look at How a Bill Becomes a Law (How Government Works) by Sandy Donovan, 2003-08
  2. Travels with MAX: How a Bill Becomes a Law by Am Wing, Van Wie, 1999-11-30
  3. How a Bill Becomes a Law (Government in Action!) by John Hamilton, 2004-09
  4. How a bill becomes a law by Fred M Newmann, 1963
  5. Congress in Action (How a Bill Becomes Law) by George H. E. ; Riddick, Floyd M. Smith, 1948
  6. How bills become laws in Texas (A Public service report) by Dick Smith, 1972
  7. Understanding the Path of Legislation: A Primer on How a Bill Becomes a Law (Capitol Learning Audio Course) by TheCapitol.Net, Chris Davis, 2005
  8. How a Bill Becomes a Law to Conserve Energy Interdisciplinary Student/Teacher Materials in Energy, the Environment, and the Economy. Grades 9. 11, 12. October 1977 (Reprinted March 1980) by Office of Consumer Affairs, 1980
  9. How a Bill Becomes a Law (Primary Source Library of American Citizenship) by Tracie Egan, 2003-12
  10. Easy Simulations: How a Bill Becomes a Law: A Complete Tool Kit With Background Information, Primary Sources, and More to Help Students Build Reading and ... How Our Government Works (Easy Simulations) by Pat Luce, Holly Joyner, 2008-05-01
  11. Rave on: how a bad bill becomes a law. (Citings).: An article from: Reason by Sara Rimensnyder, 2003-07-01
  12. The politics of legislation in New York State: How a bill becomes a law by Abdo I Baaklini, 1979
  13. The Green Tree Frog - How a Bill Becomes a Law (DVD) (GPB Education)
  14. How a bill becomes a law by A. C Gustafson, 1955

101. NHC Library: United States: The Legal Process
The Legal Process. This page traces the process by which a bill becomes a law in the United States. If he signs it, the bill becomes law.
http://nhclibrary.nhmccd.edu/govinfo/us/legal.html
The Legal Process
This page traces the process by which a bill becomes a law in the United States. The process begins with the bill's introduction in Congress and ends with its interpretation by the federal court system. Print sources and links to Internet sources for documents produced in each step of the process are provided. The Superintendent of Documents (SuDoc) call number for print sources is given. These documents are available in the North Harris College Library Government Documents collection or in any Federal Depository Library collection. Check the library's online catalog to determine if a document is in paper or microfiche format. Several of the publications cited here are available in the library's Reference Collection. These items have REF at the beginning of the call number. Action Print Version Internet Version
Bill Members of the House or Senate introduce bills for consideration by the Congress. The President, a member of the Cabinet or head of a Federal agency can also propose legislation.
Senate Bills: House Bills:
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Search Congressional Bills from the 103rd to 107th Congress.

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