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State v. Marvie J. Treageagle

How courts have described this case

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  • considering failure of joint session to vote on merits of legislative amendment, concluding “there is no means of compelling a joint session to take any action”
  • considering failure of joint session to vote on merits of legislative amendment to Constitution under art. 48, concluding “there is no means of compelling a joint session to take any action”
  • “[W]e find no time limit during the life of [a] General Court within which the Governor must call a continuance of the session”
  • \[W]e find no time limit during the life of [a] General Court within which the Governor must call a continuance of the session\
  • art. 48 “was adopted in the expectation that all officers concerned would perform the duties required of them at the proper times”
  • addressing reconsideration rule comparable to Rule 53 of Senate Rules

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