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 ___________________________.
A)Session laws.
B)Codified law.
C)The enactments of the session.
D)Slip laws.

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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.

At the End of a Legislative Session, the Laws Enacted