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Why must a bill be presented to the Office of Legislative Counsel before being formally introduced by Georgia state legislators?
O A. to determine any legal precedents that could help the bil win approval in the House and the Senate
O B. to coordinate with the governor's office regarding legal measures that can be taken to ensure the bil's passage
O C. to determine whether there any potential legal issues associated with the bill and attempt to resolve those issues if so
O D. to ensure that the bil will gain the approval necessary from the Georgia Supreme Court so that it may legally be enacted

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The Office of Legislative Counsel reviews and drafts bills to identify and resolve legal, technical, or constitutional problems before formal introduction so the legislation is clear, legally sound, and consistent with existing law.