The American Constitutional SystemMcGraw-Hill, 1940 - 526 páginas |
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... House of Representatives " shall choose their speaker and other officers . " The usual practice is for the clerk of the preceding House to preside until the speaker , or permanent presiding officer , has been chosen . Before the House ...
... House of Representatives " shall choose their speaker and other officers . " The usual practice is for the clerk of the preceding House to preside until the speaker , or permanent presiding officer , has been chosen . Before the House ...
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... House , merely presides and does not participate in the general work of legislation . He does not enter into debate and has ordinarily no vote on measures before the Senate . This prevents the state from which he comes from having three ...
... House , merely presides and does not participate in the general work of legislation . He does not enter into debate and has ordinarily no vote on measures before the Senate . This prevents the state from which he comes from having three ...
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... House of Representatives has the power to choose its own presiding officer , the Vice President , who is not chosen by the Senate , ordinarily presides over the latter body . As already pointed out , in impeachment proceedings , the House ...
... House of Representatives has the power to choose its own presiding officer , the Vice President , who is not chosen by the Senate , ordinarily presides over the latter body . As already pointed out , in impeachment proceedings , the House ...
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CHAPTER I | 3 |
Classification of Constitutions | 9 |
CHAPTER III | 22 |
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