Fast & Curious Legislative Branch 2

Apportioned

• Private meetings
• Law
• Distributed

• Proposed law

Gerrymandering

• The person who presides over the house when it's in session
• Memer must give up their seat in Congress
• A delay of passing a bill in Senate by making long speeches
• Practice of drawing district lines in favor of a party, group, or person

Immunity

• Legal protection
• Allows congress the ability to act where the constitution doesn't give it authority to act

• Proposed law
• Private meetings

Sessions

• Meetings in Congress
• Distibuted
• Private meetings
• Allows congress the ability to act where the constitution doesn't give it authority to act

Implied powers

• The official who presides over the Senate in the vice president's absence
• Powers not specifically granted to Congress by the U.S. Constitution that are suggested to be necessary to carry out the powers delegated to the Congress under the Constitution
• Practice of drawing district lines in favor of a party, group, or person
• The person who presides over the house when it's in session

Elastic cause

• Meetings in Congress
• Legal protection
• Private meetings
• Allows congress the ability to act where the constitution doesn't give it authority to act

Treason

• Accuse an officeholder of misconduct
• Party leader's assistant
• An act that betrays or endangers one's country
• A bill proposing to spend money

Filibuster

• Lawmaking body of two houses
• A bill proposing to spend money
• Memer must give up their seat in Congress
• A delay of passing a bill in Senate by making long speeches

Cloture

• Legislative proceedure for ending a debate and taking a vote
• Memer must give up their seat in Congress
• When a president rejects a bill by ignoring it
• A bill proposing to spend money

Veto

• Private meetings
• When a president rejects a bill
• Legal protection
• When a president rejects a bill by ignoring it