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What is an aerial jurisdiction?
aerial jurisdiction pertains to the extent of authority a government or state can exercise with respect to aerial domains a state posses.
What does the word reinstated mean?
As it pertains to the government, the act of reinstatement is restoring an individual to their original position. This usually happens after a thorough investigation into the cause that temporarily took them out of their position.
Are bills in the Georgia General Assembly allowed to have riders?
Bills in the Georgia General Assembly are not allowed to have riders, unless the rider pertains to the subject matter of the original bill. The bill can only have one subject matter.
When did the first battle of Battle of Bull Run END?
I am presuming the question pertains to the aftermath of the First Battle of Bull Run. In Washington DC there was disbelief that their army had been defeated. General McDowall, who had been goaded into starting the battle before he felt it was ready, was relieved of command. Some Union soldiers who ran from the battle were found guilty and branded as cowards (literally, with a hot branding iron). They were a small percentage of those soldiers who fled the battlefield in panic, but they were served up as examples, and other measures were taken to improve the army for the next battle. In Richmond, although Bull Run had been a Southern victory, any illusions of a short glorious war against the North were shattered. Their army also saw a need to improve discipline, as many Confederate soldiers simply went home after the battle, thinking that a Southern victory in the war was assured. The Southern Generals Beuregard, Johnston, and Jackson became heroes in the public consciousness for driving the North from Virginia, with Generals Bee and Bartow receiving their hero honors posthumously.
