All laws passed during a congressional session are called

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The term "session laws" refers to all the laws passed during a specific session of Congress. This distinguishes them from the United States Code, which organizes and codifies all the laws currently in force, regardless of when they were passed. Option A (coded laws) is not a commonly used term and can be confusing. Option B (public bills) refers to a type of legislation, but not all bills that become law are public bills (private bills and resolutions can also become law). Option C (joint congressional laws) is not a term commonly used to describe laws passed by Congress.

All Laws Passed During a Congressional Session Are Called