Congressional Bills - Legislative History - Federal - LibGuides at The Mabee Legal Information Center at the University of Tulsa College of Law

Sources

Congressional bills often have various versions. The following sources will provide access to the versions of bills.

Microfiche: 96th Congress to date. Accompanied by a Paper Cumulative Finding Aid to locate specific bills by number. Located in Microfiche cabinet no.7 and drawers A-H

Library of Congress. A Century of Lawmaking, United States Congressional Serial Set. Bills and resolutions 6th - 42nd Congresses
FDsys access, 1993 to date.
Thomas, 1989 to date.
Congress.gov

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All federal and state primary law and many sources of secondary law. Use is limited to TU Law students and faculty. A public use Westlaw terminal is available in the MLIC for non-law students, staff, faculty, and alumni. Please contact mlic@utulsa.edu with any access questions.
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Proquest Congressional offers a comprehensive collection of congressional documents from 1789 to the present, including House and Senate Documents/Reports, Congressional Record, legislative histories, CRS Reports, hearings, etc.