How a law is made: CLE demystifies New Jersey’s legislative process

A panel of legislative experts presented a program to break down the process of how a law is made from idea to drafting to passage. Office of Legislative Services Lead Counsel Sheree Henderson, Assembly Republican Counsel Kevin Logan, and Assembly Judiciary Chair Raj Mukherji gave a peek behind the scenes of the committee room and the staff room in Legislative Basics: How to Read, Write and Pass Legislation. The program was moderated by New Jersey State Bar Association Senior Managing Director Lisa Chapland.

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