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Law and Legislation

Congress.gov

Library of Congress.

Legislative information from the current Congress and archived information from the 101st Congress forward. Also provides access to the Congressional Record and the U.S. Code.

GPO's GovInfo

Government Printing Office.

Access to information submitted by Congress and Federal agencies. Some of the GovInfo collections include the Federal Register (1994 to present), Congressional Record (1994-present), and Congressional bills and hearings.