ATLANTA — With the 2016 legislative session in Georgia passing Crossover Day on Monday, many bills reached a make-or-break milestone. “Crossover” refers to the deadline for bills to pass the chamber in which they were introduced — the Georgia Senate or House of Representatives — for the other chamber to have enough time to consider it for a full floor vote before Sine Die, the last day of the session. A handful of bills that passed the House should be of interest to local residents, said District 25 state.