Law Library of Congress
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New from GovInfo.gov and Congress.gov
Like most, when teaching in my Advanced Legal Research courses, I always like to stress reliable free sites for legal research, along with subscription resources, and two of my favorite sites to show are govinfo.gov and congress.gov. As I prepare upcoming lectures for this semester, I thought I’d share with you some of the most… Continue reading
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New, Notable, and Fun: Recent Finds from GPO and LOC
Government websites can be a boon of (free!) information for legal research. For today’s post, I thought I’d highlight a few news items and a few fun finds from the Library of Congress and the GPO. New: GPO Director Earlier this week, the Senate confirmed Hugh Halpern as the new Director of the Government Publishing… Continue reading
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GPO and Law Library of Congress to Digitize the Serial Set
The GPO and the Law Library of Congress announced plans last week to digitize the Congressional Serial Set going back to the first volume from 1817. The digitization will take place through the Law Library of Congress and the GPO will store the files and upload them onto Govinfo for free public access. The project… Continue reading
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