State Legislature

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Explains the procedure of the legislative branch of a State government in the enactment of a State law. Describes the origin, need, and reasons for a law and how statistical data are obtained to back it as a bill; how the bill is introduced, discussed, and passed the assembly, concurred in by the State senate, and finally signed by the governor; how the law is then challenged in the supreme court of the State and validated by its decision. Use forest fire law as an example.

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  1. 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, creator, catalog record