Electronic version of standard CCH looseleaf services covering tax, securities, banking, and trade law. Includes the CCH Federal Tax Service, IRS letter rulings, state tax reporters, Federal Securities Law Reporter, the Trade Regulation Reporter, the Government Contracts Reporter, current news, and more.
Patrons may use this resource for academic, scholarly, or educational purposes only.
All areas of jurisprudence, including corporate law, criminal law, real estate law, tax law, recent court decisions, & new legislation. Covers US & other English-speaking countries. 1982-present.
Nearly 40 journals; takes a broad view of the insurance and liability industry, covering such topics as labor relations, mortgage banking, legal issues, and more.
1980-present. 1400+ titles including major law reviews, legal newspapers, bar association journals & international legal journals. Contains law-related articles from 1000+ additional business & general interest titles.
Online material on U.S. federal law: administrative, legislative, and judicial resources.
Digital versions of the LLMC (Law Library Microform Consortium) collections. A work in progress, the site currently contains material on U.S. federal law: administrative, legislative and judicial resources. It will grow to include U.S and foreign law material, both primary and secondary.
Historical legal materials primarily covering Western European law, but also Scandinavia and former European territories such as Canada, Cuba, China, and India.
The primary languages of the digitized material are English, French and German. Other languages include Latin, Italian, and Spanish. The content is primarily treatises, but there are some digitized primary materials such as codes and collections of cases. Along with the foreign, international, and comparative law materials, the collection includes religious and canon law titles.
Historical legal codes, statutes, regulations, and commentaries on codes from the United Kingdom, France, Germany, and other countries in northern Europe.
Includes crucial sources of historical statutes and regulations for the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland. Sourced from the law libraries of Yale, Harvard, and George Washington University.
Approximately 1.5 million pages of historical United States legal material including constitutional convention documents, colonial records, city charters, and early state codes and digests.
Full-text access to over 15,000 sources of news, business, legal, and reference information worldwide.
Provides full-text access to a wide range of news, business, legal, and reference information, including hundreds of U.S. and foreign newspapers, legal and business publications, wire services, broadcast media transcripts, and trade/news magazines. Covers 1980 - present (varies by publication).
Repository of research articles, primarily in the social sciences, economics, law, and business & management.
Creating a personal account is optional. For papers not publicly available in this repository, please search Summon, or consult a librarian for assistance.
The official compilation of all public and private laws and resolutions passed by Congress from 1951 through 2011.
The laws and resolutions are listed in chronological order of enactment and arranged by public law number. The Statutes at Large is issued approximately a year after the end of each Congress.
In-depth coverage and analysis of decisions from the nation's highest court since the 1989-1990 term.
Includes year-end overviews of Supreme Court terms from 1989-1990 to the most recently completed term, case summaries of every opinion written during each Supreme Court term, essays on the most significant cases from each year and the trends in each term, tables and figures on voting patterns and trends in constitutional law, biographies of justices, and reference documents for understanding how the Supreme Court works.
Allows users to find, visualize, and compare data on Congress, the Supreme Court, and the Presidency.
Contains political data such as voting and elections results from a variety of sources including: CQ Roll Call, the Census, the Federal Election Commission, Vital Statistics on the Presidency, Supreme Court Compendium, America Votes, and CQ Alamanac. There are 5 different visualizations available including maps, bar charts, stacked bar charts, line charts, and pie charts.
