New Mexico Territorial Legislature

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The New Mexico Territorial Legislature was the bicameral governing body that enacted laws and managed civil affairs for the U.S. New Mexico Territory before it achieved statehood in 1912.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bicameral legislature
territorial legislature
appliesToJurisdiction New Mexico Territory NERFINISHED
New Mexico Territory government NERFINISHED
constitutionalBasis organic acts of the U.S. Congress for New Mexico Territory
country United States of America
dissolutionCause New Mexico statehood NERFINISHED
dissolvedOnOrBefore 1912
followedBy New Mexico Legislature NERFINISHED
governmentForm representative legislature
hasAuthority to pass territorial laws subject to congressional oversight
hasChamber lower house
upper house
hasJurisdictionOver civil affairs in New Mexico Territory
territorial statutes of New Mexico
hasPart New Mexico Territorial Council NERFINISHED
New Mexico Territorial House of Representatives NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod American territorial era in New Mexico
languageOfWorkOrName English
Spanish
legalSystem United States territorial law NERFINISHED
legislativeBodyFor New Mexico Territory NERFINISHED
legislativeFunction enacting laws
managing civil affairs
legislativeProcess bicameral approval of bills
locatedIn New Mexico Territory NERFINISHED
Santa Fe, New Mexico Territory NERFINISHED
partOf Government of New Mexico Territory NERFINISHED
replacedBy state legislature of New Mexico
seatOfGovernment Santa Fe NERFINISHED
subordinateTo Governor of New Mexico Territory NERFINISHED
United States Congress NERFINISHED
temporalCoverage 19th century
early 20th century
territorialStatus pre-statehood institution of New Mexico

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