U.S. Government & Legal Documents
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ProQuest Congressional, 1789 - present
Database of U.S. Congressional documents. Includes the full text of many Congressional hearings, committee reports, and committee documents. It also includes legislative histories of current laws, as well as reports on legislative topics from the Congressional Research Service.
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GovInfoGovInfo provides free public access to official publications from all three branches of the Federal Government.
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Congress.govFind federal U.S. legislation from 2001 to the present; view current legislative activities; find information about current members of Congress.
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Nexis Uni (LexisNexis Academic)Includes State & Federal Court Cases from 1944 on, searchable by citation, parties, or topic.
See the Government Information and Law guides for more resources.
Government Documents in Alden Library
Titles published by the U.S. Federal Government and by the Ohio State government are located on the 5th floor in the Government Documents Collection. The Federal Government titles are organized by Agency, using the SuDocs classification system. Titles published since 1976 are in ALICE, and can be searched using Library of Congress Subject Headings.
Citing U.S. Government Documents
Check out this guide from Cornell University Library for help citing government documents in ALA and MLA formats.