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What may happen to a person who refuses to testify at a committee hearing?
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What happen to most bills that do not become laws?
They die in committee
When does a bill produced by committee members go to the rules of committee?
The bill goes to the rules committee as a last step before being voted on in the house floor. The rules committee establishes how a bill will be voted on and any restrictions on how that will happen.
What could happen if someone reports a crime?
what would happen is that the person who reports would behave to testify against the person after being question and the story checks out your welcome!!
What would happen if the fifth amendment wasn't protected?
With no Fifth Amendment you could be required to testify against yourself in court.
What must happen to allow a bill to go to a conference committee?
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What happen to a bill after its first reading?
It's sent to the appropriate standing committee
If congress wishes to expel one of its members what percentage of the members must concur?
The act of Expulsion is the most serious action a member of Congress can have happen to them. The process begins with the introduction of a resolution to expel. The matter is then taken up by the Committee on Standards of Official Conduct or Select Committee on Ethics. The nature of the offense is investigated and the Committee will hear from witnesses, launch investigations, and call an adjudicatory hearing to determine whether or not the member will be expelled.
Do they show evidence at the preliminary hearing to decide what needs to happen?
Yes.
Does hearing still happen after one dies?
no!!!!!!!!!!!! there dead they cant hear.
What happen to the 91 people who signed the testament to the good moral character of Martha Corey and Rebeca Nurse?
They will be tried, and will testify in court.
Is a wife 911 call admissible when wife did not see the event happen and dose not want to testify?
I'm not too sure on American (I guess) law but if you have information about a crime I would definitely phone the police. If you don't wish to testify you could always make the call anonymous. Also, a person can never be made to testify either against themselves especially, and there are shield laws where spouse cannot be exerted to testify against their spouse.
What could happen to happen to people who refused to answer the questions of the house American activities committee?
People who refused to answer the questions of the House Un-American Activities Committee could be blacklisted, charged with contempt of Congress, lose their jobs, and be labeled as Anti-American.
