<P> Because a pocket veto can not be overridden , it is sometimes used to describe situations where either one person , or a small group , can override the will of a much larger group without consequence . For example , when the California Supreme Court was answering the certified question of intervenor standing in the case of Perry v. Brown ( known as the Proposition 8 case ) , one of the justices expressed concern that denying appellate standing to initiative proponents would mean that the governor and state attorney general would `` essentially get a ' pocket veto ' '' . </P>
<P> Because a pocket veto can not be overridden , it is sometimes used to describe situations where either one person , or a small group , can override the will of a much larger group without consequence . For example , when the California Supreme Court was answering the certified question of intervenor standing in the case of Perry v. Brown ( known as the Proposition 8 case ) , one of the justices expressed concern that denying appellate standing to initiative proponents would mean that the governor and state attorney general would `` essentially get a ' pocket veto ' '' . </P>
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why would a president not sign a bill
a pocket veto can not be overridden
a pocket veto can not be overridden