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Researching Legislative Histories: Statutory and Code Research

With Robert Gee

If you are researching legislative histories, you need a thorough understanding of the sources and publication of laws, i.e., statutes and codes. During this program, you will:

• Learn about the "print and selected electronic" sources and publications of "federal" laws in layperson's terms

• Examine the U.S. Statutes at Large and U.S. Code, and other compilations of laws

• Learn the fastest ways to find these documents in print and online

• Be apprised of other research aids

Also see

• Legislative Drafting Reference and Research Tools, including Statutory Construction
• Legislative History Reference and Research Tools
   

Recorded 2008   ISBN 10: 1-58733-080-6 Total run time: 94 minutes    0806 This Audio Course is sold with a Limited License.
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Other Resources

Courses 

• Research Skills for the Real World: Going Beyond Google 

• Tracking and Monitoring Legislation: How to Find and Use Congressional Documents

• How to Research and Compile Legislative Histories

• Capitol Hill Workshop

Publications 

• Congressional Deskbook

• Real World Research Skills

• Legislative Drafter's Deskbook

• Statutory Construction and Interpretation

Related Audio Courses 

• Researching Legislative Histories: Finding Legislative Intent in Bills and Committee and Conference Reports

• Researching Legislative Histories: Bills, Resolutions, Committee Hearings, and Committee Reports

• Statutory Construction: A Primer on How to Read and Understand Statutory Text

• See our complete list of Capitol Learning Audio Courses.

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