Sine Die: The Last Day of the Legislative Session | Peach State Politics

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Sine Die: The Last Day of the Legislative Session | Peach State Politics

Sine Die, a Latin phrase meaning "without day," is the final day of the legislative session. Host Stephen Fowler explains why this is such an important day to lawmakers and why they often work until the very last minute of the day to pass bills.
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