Stand your ground, right to work and bathroom bills: 5 model bills that spark controversy

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Stand your ground, right to work and bathroom bills: 5 model bills that spark controversy
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You may think you don’t know what model legislation is. But we bet you’ve heard of these laws.

USA TODAY NETWORK, and Getty ImagesModel bills snake their way through legislatures, affecting cities and state agencies, but their effects could shape policy at the federal level – if enough states get with the plan. One example is the efforts to trigger . Under Article V, the Founding Fathers offered states the opportunity to hold a convention to tweak the Constitution – if two-thirds of states would agree.

of their 34-state goal. The group says such a convention poses an "unacceptable risk" if it occurs in today's polarized political climate.More in this series

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