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CIS
Congressional Universe
[Tips: Using CIS for Legislative
Research]
Access to CIS (Congressional Information Service)
publications and legislative histories
Lexis-Nexis
Academic Universe
Thomas (Library of Congress)
- Search bills, by topic , bill number, or title.
- Search through and read the text of the Congressional
Record for the 101st through the 107th Congresses.
- Search and find committee reports by topic
or committee name.
Congressional
Research Service (GWU)
CongressTrack
(Vote Smart)
Contacting
the Congress
Federal
Depository Library Gateways
Government Documents
Roundtable (GODORT)
Government
Documents Online Publications (ASU)
Journal
of Continental Congress (Library of Congress)
The
Legal Process (N. Harris
College)
Legislative
Branch (UMich)
Legislative
Research Tutorial (UMich)
Legislative
Process (UMich)
LLSD's Legislative
Source Book
Michigan
Legislative Histories
This site includes background on legislative process,
choosing a topic, and each stage, from obtaining the text of bills
and hearings to floor debates, laws, and the final regulations.
Each page includes descriptions of the sources at the University
of Michigan, call numbers, and hot links as appropriate.
Public
Policy Matrix (UMich)
Thomas Legislative Information
on the Internet
U.S.
Congressional Documents and Debates 1774-1873 (Library of
Congress)
A Century of Lawmaking for a New Nation: US Congressional
Documents and Debates, 1774-1873 occurred on July 15. There are
now 111 volumes of Congressional history online covering the time
period of 1774-1821, or from the Continental Congress to the 16th
Congress.
U.S. Government
Policy and Supporting Position (Plum Book)
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