This is a guide to conducting WA state legislative history. "Legislative history" refers to the progress of a bill through the legislative process and to the documents that are created during that process. It is often used a means of understanding why the Legislature enacted a particular law or to aid in the interpretation of a law.
1774-present. From the Journals of the Continental Congress to today, find the proceedings and debates of Congress. Includes both the daily and bound editions.
Federal and state court cases, statutes, & regulations; law reviews & journals; legal research encyclopedias; and some international legal resources, company information, and news. Campus Research is not available to the law school or the office of the general counsel.
Information on the historical, economic and political background of various countries and governmental entities. Also a good source for information on US relations with a given country
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