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Index CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES Index NATURALIZATION, A1 S8 NAVY, A1 S8 N NECESSARY AND PROPER LAWS, A1 S8 OATHS President, A2 S1 Public officers, to support Constitution, A6 OFFICERS Appointment, A2 S2 Commissioning by President, A2 S3 Congress, membership in, A1 S6 Declaration of President’s inability to discharge powers and duties of office, Am. 25 S4 House of Representatives, A1 S2 Impeachment, grounds for, A2 S4 Oath, to support Constitution, A6 Present, emolument, office, or title; acceptance from foreign state, A1 S9 Presidential elector, appointment as, A2 S1 Qualifications, Am. 14 S3 Religious test as a qualification, A6 Removal, grounds for, A2 S4 Representative or senator, appointment to civil office, A1 S6 Senate, A1 S3 Vacancies, filling during recess of Senate, A2 S2 PARDONS, A2 S2 PATENTS, A1 S8 PETITION FOR REDRESS OF GRIEVANCES, RIGHT TO, Am. 1 POLL TAX, Am. 24 POST OFFICES, A1 S8 POWERS OF GOVERNMENT Executive power, A2 S1 Judicial power, A3 S1, A3 S2, Am. 11 Legislative power, A1 S1, A1 S8 O P POWERS RESERVED TO THE STATES AND THE PEOPLE, Am. 10 PRESIDENT Acting President, Am. 20 S3, Am. 25 S3, Am. 25 S4 Bills, approval or veto of, A1 S7 Commander in chief, armed forces, A2 S2 Compensation, A2 S1 Death, A2 S1, Am. 25 S1 Election of, A2 S1, Am. 12, Am. 20 S4, Am. 23 Executive power, vested in, A2 S1 Impeachment, A1 S3, A2 S4 Inability to discharge powers and duties of office, A2 S1, Am. 25 S3, Am. 25 S4 B–108 PRESIDENT (Cont.) Oath, A2 S1 Powers and duties, generally, A2 S2, A2 S3 President-elect, death or failure to qualify, Am. 20 S3 Qualifications, A2 S1 Removal, A2 S1, A2 S4 Resignation, A2 S1, Am. 25 S1 Succession to office, A2 S1, Am. 12, Am. 20 S3, Am. 25 Term of office, A2 S1, Am. 20 S1 Terms, limitation of, Am. 22 S1 Veto, of bills, A1 S7 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS Appointment, A2 S1 Disqualification, officers who engaged in insurrection or rebellion, Am. 14 S3 District of Columbia, Am. 23 Time of selection and voting, determination of, A2 S1 Voting by, A2 S1, Am. 12 PRESS, FREEDOM OF, Am. 1 PRIVATE PROPERTY, Am. 5 PRIVILEGES AND IMMUNITIES OF CITIZENS, A4 S2, Am. 14 S1 PUBLIC OFFICERS See OFFICERS PUNISHMENT Counterfeiting, A1 S8 Cruel and unusual, Am. 8 Deprivation of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law, Am. 5, Am. 14 S1 Excessive fines, Am. 8 Impeachment, A1 S3, A2 S4 Involuntary servitude, Am. 13 Piracies and felonies on high seas, A1 S8 Representatives, A1 S5 Reprieves and pardons, A2 S2 Senators, A1 S5 Treason, A3 S3 RATIFICATION, A5, A7 REBELLION, A1 S8, A1 S9, Am. 14 S3, Am. 14 S4 REDRESS OF GRIEVANCES, RIGHT TO PETITION FOR, Am. 1 RELIGION Establishment or prohibiting free exercise of, Am. 1 Officers, religious test as a qualification, A6 REPRESENTATIVES Appointment to civil office, A1 S6 Apportionment among the states, A1 S2, Am. 14 S2 Arrest, privilege from, A1 S6 Compensation, A1 S6, Am. 27 Disorderly behavior, punishment for, A1 S5 Election of, A1 S2, A1 S4, A1 S5 Expulsion, A1 S5 Holding other office, A1 S6 Number of, A1 S2 R
Index CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES Index REPRESENTATIVES (Cont.) Oath to support Constitution, A6 Presidential elector, appointment as, A2 S1 Qualifications, A1 S2, Am. 14 S3 Speech or debate, questioning on, A1 S6 Term of office, A1 S2, Am. 20 S1 Vacancy in office, A1 S2 REPRIEVES, A2 S2 RESERVED POWERS OF THE STATES AND THE PEOPLE, Am. 10 RIGHTS RETAINED BY THE PEOPLE, Am. 9 SEARCH WARRANTS, Am. 4 SEARCHES AND SEIZURES, Am. 4 S SEAT OF GOVERNMENT, A1 S8 SELF-INCRIMINATION, Am. 5 SENATE (See also CONGRESS; SENATORS) Absent members, compelling attendance of, A1 S5 Adjournment, A1 S5 Composition, A1 S3, Am. 17 Election of Vice President, if no electoral majority, A2 S1, Am. 12, Am. 20 S4 Elections, returns, and qualifications of members, judge of, A1 S5 Equal suffrage of states, deprivation of, A5 Impeachments, power to try, A1 S3 Journal, A1 S5, A1 S7 Legislative power, A1 S1 Officers, selection of, A1 S3 President of, Vice President as, A1 S3 President pro tempore, selection of, A1 S3 Presidential appointments, advice and consent, A2 S2 Quorum, A1 S5 Rules of proceedings, establishment of, A1 S5 Treaties, advice and consent, A2 S2 Votes, entry in journal, A1 S5, A1 S7 SENATORS Appointment to civil office, A1 S6 Arrest, privilege from, A1 S6 Chosen by state legislatures, A1 S3 Compensation, A1 S6, Am. 27 Disorderly behavior, punishment for, A1 S5 Election of, A1 S4, A1 S5, Am. 17 Expulsion, A1 S5 Holding other office, A1 S6 Number of, A1 S3, Am. 17 Oath, to support Constitution, A6 Presidential elector, appointment as, A2 S1 Qualifications, A1 S3, Am. 14 S3 Speech or debate, questioning on, A1 S6 Temporary appointment, Am. 17 Term of office, A1 S3, Am. 17, Am. 20 S1 Vacancy in office, A1 S3, Am. 17 Vote, each having one, A1 S3, Am. 17 SLAVERY Abolition, Am. 13 B–109 SLAVERY (Cont.) Claims for loss or emancipation of slaves, assumption of, Am. 14 S4 Escape from, A4 S2 Import tax or duty, A1 S9 Migration or importation of persons for, A1 S9, A5 Vote, denial on account of previous condition of servitude, Am. 15 SPEECH, FREEDOM OF, Am. 1 SPEEDY AND PUBLIC TRIAL, RIGHT TO, Am. 6 STATE OF THE UNION, A2 S3 STATES Admission to Union, A4 S3 Citizens, definition, Am. 14 S1 Constitutional convention, application for, A5 Elections for senators and representatives; prescribing times, places, and manner of holding, A1 S4 Formation of new states, A4 S3 Full faith and credit, to acts, records, and judicial proceedings of, A4 S1 Judicial power, over controversies involving, A3 S2 Militia, training and appointment of officers, A1 S8 Officers, oath to support Constitution, A6 Powers reserved to the states and the people, Am. 10 Presidential electors, appointment, A2 S1 Prohibited activities, A1 S10 Protection against invasion and domestic violence, A4 S4 Ratification of constitutional amendments, A5 Republican form of government, guarantee of, A4 S4 Suits against state, by citizens of another state or nation, Am. 11 SUCCESSION TO PRESIDENCY, A2 S1, Am. 12, Am. 20 S3, Am. 25 SUPREME COURT Chief Justice, presiding at President’s impeachment trial, A1 S3 Judicial power, vested in, A3 S1 Jurisdiction, A3 S2 Justices, A2 S2, A3 S1 SUPREME LAW OF THE LAND, A6 TAXES (See also DUTIES) Capitation tax, apportionment, A1 S9, A5 Direct taxes, apportionment among the states, A1 S2, A1 S9, A5 Export tax, A1 S9, A1 S10 Income tax, Am. 16 Poll tax, as requirement for voting, Am. 24 Power to lay and collect, A1 S8 Slaves, import tax, A1 S9 TERMS OF OFFICE Judges and justices, A3 S1 President, A2 S1, Am. 20 S1, Am. 22 Representatives, A1 S2, Am. 20 S1 Senators, A1 S3, Am. 17, Am. 20 S1 Vice President, A2 S1, Am. 20 S1 T
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The Rules Florida House of Represen
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TABLE OF CONTENTS RULES OF THE FLOR
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RULES OF THE FLORIDA HOUSE RULE ONE
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a. Rulemaking & Regulation Subcommi
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APPENDIX A FLORIDA STATUTES (2011)
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which the claim is made, and the am
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which is not provided to any person
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and for a period of time 1 day prio
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estimates of expenditure may be tra
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subpoenaed, such committee may file
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CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF FLORID
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ARTICLE I CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE
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ARTICLE I CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE
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ARTICLE II CONSTITUTION OF THE STAT
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