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Comparison of the Georgia State and the Federal Constitutions
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8 pages in length. Compares three topics: gun control, death penalty, and abortion; between the Federal Constitution and the Georgia State Constitution. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
Filename: JGAgrgia.wps

Conflict & Compromise
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A 4 page paper on Ronald Elving's book, 'Conflict and Compromise: How Congress Makes the Law.' Elving deals with the issue of Congress and making laws using the example of the Family and Medical Leave Act. He takes us through the many steps involved and illustrates that with the proper implementation changes can be made within the government and that the people of this country can gain considerably by urging congress to listen to their requests. Though vague at times, Elving generally does an excellent job of describing the process involved in making laws. No additional sources cited.
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Congressional Debate on Issue of Embryonic Stem Cell Research
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A 9.5 page paper which the pro and con arguments, considers the strategies of each side, discusses the leaders who are managing the bill on both sides, and how they have been persuaded to support or oppose legislation. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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Congressional Reform?
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A 4 page assessment of the problems we are currently witnessing in Congress. Many of these problems are related to the two party system and the influence of special interest groups. The author asserts that while reform is desperately needed, it is highly unlikely.
Filename: PPcngRfm.rtf

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