what is another name for Ohio legislation?
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ohio general assembly
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House Bill number 3347.\n\nIf you want to know what the house bill is, google it.
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Legislation refers to the bills and acts that the US House and Senate produce that can become laws.
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No common law is not recognized in Ohio. Wisconsin is the only state east of the Mississippi River to recognize common law status
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There are many in Pennsylvania and Ohio.
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1803 Ohio becomes a state\n1803 Chillicothe becomes site for first state capital\n1809 Zanesville becomes site for second capital of state\n1812 Legislators decide to move capital to center of state\n1812 A site "on the high banks of the Scioto" is chosen to construct capitol building\n1812 Chillicothe becomes third site for the capital of the state\n1814 Columbus becomes fourth site for the capital of the state\n1857 Capitol building in Columbus burns down, and another one is built
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http://www.moesc.k12.oh.us/page%20images/ohiomap.jpg
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check with the Ohio DMV they might even have a web site.It might be like www.dmv.oh.gov or something like it
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You can try searching this site, but most local newspapers have limited back issues and you may not find information from that far back.  You can try the local library in ohio - call them and see if they can help you.
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Although there may be others:\n\n Administrative Law\n Admiralty and Maritime Law\n Agricultural Law\n Antitrust and Trade Regulation\n Appellate Practice\n Aviation and Aerospace\n\n Banking Law\n Bankruptcy\n Business Law\n\n Civil Rights\n Commercial Law\n Communications Law\n Constitutional Law\n Construction Law\n Contracts\n Corporate Law\n Criminal Law\n\n Debtor and Creditor\n\n Education Law\n Elder Law\n Election, Campaign & Political\n Eminent Domain\n Employee Benefits\n Energy\n  Entertainment and Sports\n Environmental Law\n\n Family Law\n Finance\n\n Government\n Government Contracts\n\n Health Care\n\n Immigration\n Indians and Native Populations\n Insurance\n Intellectual Property\n International Law\n International Trade\n Internet Law\n Investments\n\n Labor and Employment\n Legal Malpractice\n Litigation\n\n Media Law\n Medical Malpractice\n Mergers and Acquisitions\n Military Law\n  Natural Resources\n\n Occupational Safety and Health\n\n Personal Injury\n Products Liability\n Professional Liability\n\n Real Estate\n\n Securities\n\n Taxation\n Technology and Science\n Toxic Torts\n Transportation\n Trusts and Estates\n\n Wills and Probate\n Workers Compensation\n\n Zoning, Planning and Land Use
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i think there's a link to that website if you go the the following websites:\n\nwww.ohiostatewillgodowntomichigan.com\nwww.michiganwillbeatohiostate.com\nwww.ohiostatesuckeyes.com
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Many different legislative bodies, depending on where you are.\n\nIn the US, Congress passes federal legislative laws. State legislative bodies (sometimes called Assemblies, sometimes under other names) pass state laws. And then there are local city and county ordinances, which are still legislatively passed.\n\nOther countries have similar multi-level legislative systems.
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yes go to www.divorcelawinf.com/states/ohio
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All types.  The House is the only chamber where Federal legislation can by introduced.
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I am not sure about Ohio, but in Oklahoma it is! Try a google search and find out!
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An act is a law that was passed by a legislature.
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The Ohio Chamber of Commerce has legislative maps in .PDF format to view online.