Federal Government
THOMAS: An official source for federal legislative information
United States Government Manual: List of officials and descriptions of governmental branches and agencies, including boards, commissions, committees, and international organizations in which the US participates.
Executive Branch
Code of Federal Regulations (CFR): Includes regulations, proposed rules, codified regulations, current legislation, and laws.Print volumes in Government Documents AE 2.106
-
CFR
Index: An aid to finding topics, authorities and titles in
the CFR.
Print volume in Government Documents A 2.106/3-2 -
List
of CFR Sections Affected: Use this resource to verify that
regulations found in the CFR are current.
Microform in Government Documents AE
Federal
Register: a daily gazette of federal regulations, issued chronologically.
Microform in Government Documents AE 2.106/3
Public
Papers of the Presidents:Contains
various presidential documents, including executive orders, proclamations,
proposed legislation, vetoes, speeches and transcripts of news conferences.
Print volumes in Reference J 80.A283
Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents
Judicial Branch
NOTE: The Supreme Court does not view any of its electronic information as official!
Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts (Federal Judiciary Homepage)
Code
of Federal Regulations, Title 28 - Judicial Administration
Print volume in Reference KF62 2000 .A2
US House Committee on the Judiciary
US
Reports
Print volumes in Reference KF101.A2
Legislative Branch
Congress.org:
Find a representative, learn about current legislation, and submit comments
to Congress.
Congressional Directory: Includes biographies, office listings and district descriptions of members of Congress.
Congressional
Pictorial Directory: Features photos of members of Congress.
Print version in Reference JK1011.C67
Congressional
Quarterly: Provides nonpartisan reporting of Congressional activities.
(Monthly.)
- Print
version in Periodicals
- Indexed in Pro-Quest 1/4/86-present
Congressional
Record: Official record of the proceedings and debates of the United
States Congress, published daily when Congress is in session.
Microform
version in Government Documents
CQ Researcher:
Discusses current events and controversial topics with commentary by
experts and annotated bibliographies. (Weekly.)
- Print version in Periodicals
- Indexed in Pro-Quest 1/4/86-present
History
of Bills: Bill summaries and status with links to the
Congressional Bills: Full-text of each bill version (e.g. introduced,
engrossed, enrolled).
House
Journal: A record of the proceedings of each legislative day in
the House.
- Print to 1971-2000 in Government Documents
- CD-ROM to 1991-1999 in Government Documents
The House of Representatives: The official House of Representatives web site.
The
Senate: The US Senate web site Includes links to current bills and
legislation.
Senate
Journal: A record of the proceedings of each legislative day
in the Senate.
- Print 1971-2002 in Government Documents
- CD-ROM to 1991-1999 in Government Documents
Statutes
at Large:The
official source for laws and resolutions passed by Congress.
Print volumes in Reference KF 50.A2
Public and Private Laws: Full-text versions of all signed bills.
US
Code:The
official publication of federal statutes.
Print volumes in Reference KF62 2000 .A2
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