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legislative function

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A quick definition of legislative function:

Legislative Function: The job of making laws and deciding what rules people should follow in the future. This is done by a group of people called the legislative body, which is usually made up of elected officials. They have the power to create, change, or get rid of laws. Sometimes they give some of this power to other groups to help them make rules, but they can't give it to judges.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: The responsibility of determining legislative policy and forming future rights and duties. This is also known as legislative power, which is the exclusive authority of a legislative body to make, amend, and repeal laws.

Examples:

  • Congress, consisting of the House of Representatives and the Senate, has the legislative power to make federal laws and change existing ones.
  • A state legislature has the legislative power to create laws that apply only within its state.
  • A city council has the legislative power to create local ordinances that apply only within its city limits.

These examples illustrate how legislative function or power is the authority to create laws and change existing ones. It is the responsibility of a legislative body to determine what laws are needed and how they should be implemented. This power cannot be delegated to the judicial branch, and the executive branch can only be given a portion of this power for rulemaking and regulation purposes.

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GreyCeaselessMammoth
12:05
i saw those posts and it's like... it reads as cope
12:05
sometimes i meet a really stupid person who’s also a lawyer and i look up what school they went to to get a better picture of why they are the way the are
also uva and penn above columbia and nyu is just brain rotted
Kansas> everything
usnwr would lose credibility if they posted those rankings
GreyCeaselessMammoth
12:06
so did johann just call two people
triplethread
12:07
anyone else not going to a t14 lol lol
triplethread
12:07
or a t20 lol
renard99
12:07
@GreyCeaselessMammoth: Johann calls all day I think?
jackfrost11770
12:08
yeah i think last time it lasted from like 9 am to 1pm
jackfrost11770
12:08
^nu wave
GreyCeaselessMammoth
12:08
i hope so, i just have only seen two reported as and nothing in like 20 mins
12:09
Oh, by the way, wanted to ask here if anyone knows of any other schools which are known to give CAS waivers on request
12:10
i bet johann and I would kick it in real life
triplethread
12:10
nw gave me one
triplethread
12:10
and nd
all the famous lawyers went to really low ranked schools
12:12
you up next bb
renard99
12:13
LOL
snow
12:13
bruh i keep missing every wave
12:13
If anyone needs CAS waivers, the ones that gave me one were UVA, St Thomas (MN), Wisconsin, and WNE; IU Bloomy had me fill out a form and hasn't responded yet; UNH, W&M, and Richmond haven't responded
12:13
Been months waiting on UNH, don't think they're going to
renard99
12:14
Used to shop at Aldi
where do u shop now
texaslawhopefully
12:15
@KnowledgeableRitzyWasp: pretty sure UVA is already above columbia/nyu
@renard99: my entire FYP is full of aldi remixes
oakenrays
12:15
The really rich PI lawyers (the guys on billboards) generally went to really shitty lawschools, often not even ABA accredited
oakenrays
12:15
Anh Phoong went to Lincoln Law School in Sacramento
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