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Paralegal

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At the end of a legislative session, the laws enacted by a legislature are collected in chronological order and published. The enactments that are collected and published are called ___________________________.

Session laws.
Codified law.
The enactments of the session.
Slip laws.

Explanation

Answer: A - Session laws. “Session laws” refers to the collection of laws enacted by a legislature in a given legislative session organized by the date of enactment. At the federal level, the formal title given to the laws enacted by the Congress is the Statutes at Large.

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