Leaders of the General Assembly have indicated they will hold no sine die, or "lame duck" session, in the period after the November elections and before Nov. 30, when the 2013-14 session is scheduled to come to an end.
May 06, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Leaders of the General Assembly have indicated they will hold no sine die, or “lame duck” session, in the period after the November elections and before Nov. 30, when the 2013-14 session is scheduled to come to an end.
Republicans, who control both the state House of Representatives and Senate, responded to Democratic leaders insisting they honor recent tradition by scheduling no session days after the general elections.
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