What is Law New?

The term law new means a new piece of legislation. It may also mean a piece of law interpreted in a new way. For example, a recent decision by a federal court may impact the interpretation of a statute or other law.

The legislature declares that government is the people’s business and that it is the right of the people to review the process of governmental decision-making and the records which lead to those decisions. This right shall not be thwarted by the shroud of confidentiality or secrecy.

When a bill passes through the committee process in either the House or Senate, the staff of that committee writes a report which details precisely what the bill intends to accomplish, including any changes to existing laws. Generally, committee reports are the most comprehensive source of information about a bill’s purpose and scope.

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