reconsideration of bill

reconsideration of bill
The action of a grand jury in considering a charge after having once voted not to indict, after an indictment has been quashed or set aside, or after a new trial has been granted. 27 Am J1st Indict §§ 17-20. The reconsideration by a body of the legislature of a bill which it has passed, the right to which, in the absence of a special rule to the contrary, continues so long as the bill remains in the custody or under the control of the body proposing reconsideration. 50 Am J1st Slat § 89.

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