Legal Definitions - S.B.

Definition: S.B. stands for Senate Bill, which is a proposed law introduced in the United States Senate. It is identified by a unique number and can become a law if it is passed by both the Senate and the House of Representatives and signed by the President.

For example, S.B. 1234 is a Senate Bill that proposes to increase funding for public schools.

The abbreviation S.B. can also stand for other things, such as:

• SBA - Small Business Administration
• SBIC - Small Business Investment Company
• SC - Scilicet
• S.C. - Supreme Court or same case
• SENATUS CONSULTUM - a decree of the Roman Senate

These examples illustrate how S.B. can have different meanings depending on the context in which it is used.