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What is the only court or legislative body that can overrule the supreme court?
Congress, is the only legislative body that can overrule the Supreme Court.
What is the bicameral legislator?
A legislative body consisting of 2 separate bodies; such as a House and Senate. A state such as Kansas has a unicameral body, meaning that they only have one legislative body.
What dose bicameral mean?
It means that instead of there only being one legislative body in Congress, there are two. One being the Senate, the other the House of Representatives.
A unicameral stae legislature is one that?
. . . . consists of only a single legislative body.
Smallest legislative body?
The smallest legislative body in the world in major nations is India. They have only 790 representatives which is equal to one representative per 1.5 million citizens.
How many states have biennial legislative session?
The trend in state governments has been to adopt annual legislative sessions over biennial. In 2011, only four states still have biennial sessionsâ??Montana, Nevada, North Dakota and Texas.
Does a unicameral legislature meet once a year?
I would assume no, because it means there is only 1 legislative body.
Why can't you gamble in any state just Nevada?
You can. Nevada is not the only state where casino gambling is legal (ever heard of Atlantic City?). Casino gambling is legal in 20 of the 50 U.S. states, although Nevada is the only state where casino gambling is legal statewide (instead of being restricted to certain areas).
What is the legislative body in Belgium?
It is bicameral but complicated in its election system with only about two thirds of each house placed in position by popular vote
What is the only branch that can produce bills to raise money?
The Legislative branch. Legislative
What was the only branch of government provided for in the articles of confederation?
The legislative branch.
What is Rome's most important legislative body?
In the time of the Republic, Rome's most important legislative body was the popular assemblies. There were two of them and they elected different officials. The Senate, technically, could only propose laws, and a Tribune, representing the people, could veto them. However, politics being politics, there was always back-door deals and hanky-panky going on.
