Single Subject Rules and the Legislative Process¶
Gilbert, M. D. (2006). Single Subject Rules and the Legislative Process. University of Pittsburgh Law Review, 67(4), 803-870.
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- The prime's countermeasures map directly: mandate unbundling via single-subject rules that forbid coupling unrelated matter, or improve outside options via procedures that make a clean continuing resolution available.
This sourceExamines single-subject rules in state constitutions through public-choice theory, distinguishing logrolling from 'riding' — the structural countermeasure to omnibus coupling that forces the unbundled vote.
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Gilbert analyses single-subject rules, logrolling and riding, but the abstract argues the rules rest on wrongheaded purposes and does not mention clean continuing resolutions.
“Riding is not a form of logrolling but an analytically distinct and more threatening practice.”
- The prime's countermeasures map directly: mandate unbundling via single-subject rules that forbid coupling unrelated matter, or improve outside options via procedures that make a clean continuing resolution available.
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