On May 27th the 83rd Legislative Session official came to an end.  The last day of legislative session is commonly referred to as "Sine Die" a phrase which means without any future date being designated does not represent the final point for the bills to become law.  During the twenty days following the end of a regular session, the Governor of Texas has the ability to sign bills in to law, pass them in to law without a signature or to veto them.  It is during these twenty days that members of the Texas House and Texas Senate find out if the bills they worked on during the session will become law or not.  This year the deadline for the Governor to act falls on June 16th.    Read the full article.