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(Congress.gov)

Michael Welsh, LLSDC 2008.

Senate Doc. 112-9, Centennial Edition, with Analysis of Cases Decided by the Supreme Court of the United States to August 26, 2017..

From the 104th Congress (1995) to the present.

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Guide to Law Online.

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Research guides and explanations, resource lists and links, tables of information, and other publications on federal legislation.

Researching Current Federal Legislation and Regulations: A Guide to Resources for Congressional Staff, Jerry W. Manfield (Nov. 9, 2015).

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Complete information on congressional bills back to 1973, plus limited information about enacted laws from 1951-1972 and bills from 1799-1873.

Historical bills from the American Memory, A Century of Lawmaking, Project, from 1799 - 1873 for House bills, and 1819 - 1873 for Senate bills.

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Richard J. McKinney (2015).