The intent of the legislation is to be, as was stated in some of the opening statements, a more slimmed-down, more efficient, more simplistic process of getting from A to B to C to judgment ruling
John Shimkus: “The intent of the legislation is to be, as was stated in some of the opening statements, a more slimmed-down, more…”
On the recordApril 13, 2015
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Shimkus emphasizes the goal of simplifying the legislative process.
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