As provided in Kentucky’s Constitution, the General Assembly met briefly in early January, then adjourned and reconvened on February 1 for the longer part of the 2011 session. With the three-week break in January, se

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• Military-industrial complex
• Honest Leadership and Open Government Act
• Lobbying in the United States
• Politics of the United States
• Lobbying

Free Speech Week Topics and Discussion Questions The following are topics, references to key court cases, and discussion questions to assist members in preparing community outreach presentations. Members are encouraged t

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• Censorship
• First Amendment to the United States Constitution
• Ethics
• Obscenity law
• Profanity
• Freedom of speech in the United States
• Fleeting expletive
• Marc Kasky
• Shield laws in the United States
• Law
• Censorship in the United States
• Federal Communications Commission

1 The General Assembly The 2004 session of the General Assembly lasted ten weeks, a return to normal after the almost seventeen-week session in[removed]The relative brevity of the 2004 session was chiefly the result of the

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• Legislatures
• Statutory law
• United States Senate
• Article One of the United States Constitution
• National Assembly of Thailand
• Government of Maryland
• Maryland General Assembly
• Government of Alabama
• Government
• Law
• Bill

VOLUME 10 ISSUE 7 Big ideas in government Throughout the week pages grappled with understanding the three “big ideas” for a representative government: governing is a complex process, successful democracies rely on r

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CERTIFICATE of RECOGNITION By virtue ofthe authority vested by the Constitution in the Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia, there is hereby officially recognized. POLLINATOR WEEK WHEREAS, pollinator species such as

Source URL: www.vdacs.virginia.gov

• Symbiosis
• Beekeeping
• Insect ecology
• Pollinator
• Cucumber
• Commonwealth
• Plant reproduction
• Pollination
• Biology

HR Weekly Podcast[removed]Today is June 25, 2014, and welcome to the HR Weekly Podcast from the State Human Resources Division. This week’s topic concerns a recent decision by the United States Supreme Court concern

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• Case law
• Politics of the United States
• First Amendment to the United States Constitution
• Separation of church and state
• Law

HR Weekly Podcast[removed]Today is June 25, 2014, and welcome to the HR Weekly Podcast from the State Human Resources Division. This week’s topic concerns a recent decision by the United States Supreme Court concern

Source URL: www.jobs.sc.gov

• Case law
• Politics of the United States
• First Amendment to the United States Constitution
• Separation of church and state
• Law

From VOA Learning English, welcome to THE MAKING OF A NATION – American history in Special English. I’m Steve Ember. This week in our series, we continue with the history of the United States

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• Politics
• Law
• 1st United States Congress
• American Enlightenment
• Presidency of George Washington
• United States Bill of Rights
• Constitutional amendment
• Constitution
• Randy Barnett
• James Madison
• United States Constitution
• Politics of the United States

We the People: The Citizen and the Constitution Summer Institute Evaluation Study Dr. Thomas Vontz, associate professor at Kansas State University, conducted a two-phase evaluation of the week-long We the People: The Cit

Source URL: www.civiced.org

• Election technology
• Information society
• Nonprofit technology
• Politics
• Technology
• Direct democracy
• E-democracy

Celebrate Freedom Week Curriculum Guide 2012

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• Bill of Rights Institute
• Politics
• United States Declaration of Independence
• United States Constitution
• Charters of Freedom
• United States Bill of Rights
• Earth
• United States
• American Enlightenment
• James Madison
• Political geography