legislative violence

There have been several events of legislative violence in South Korea.

It had caused legislative violence before.

During the session there were several instances of legislative violence, both within the halls of government and the nearby saloons.

Legislative violence broadly refers to any violent clashes between members of a legislature, often physically inside the legislature and triggered by divisive issues and tight votes.

Also with him was Representative Henry A. Edmundson (Democrat-Virginia), a personal friend with his own history of legislative violence.

The Legislative Yuan of the Republic of China (Taiwan) is probably the most notable example of legislative violence today.

The Black Day of the General Assembly was February 24, 1887, on which date the Indiana General Assembly dissolved into legislative violence.

February 5, 1858, Congressman Laurence Keitt of South Carolina was involved in another incident of legislative violence less than two years later, starting a massive brawl on the House floor during a tense late-night debate.