Dorraine Zief Law Library Digital Legal Research Collection

Research databases for finding articles, news, dissertations, statistics, books, and more.

(After log-in, select "Access UN 1945-[current year].") A finding-tool for United Nations documents from 1945 to the present. Includes Official Records, masthead documents, draft resolutions, meeting records, UN Sales Publications, and the UN Treaty Series citations). Also has selected U.N. Documents in full text. Of the documents too old to be online, many are available on microfiche on the lower level of the Zief Library. [On-campus link for AccessUN.]

Restatements, codification projects (including the Model Penal Code); annual reports, proceedings of meetings; ALI journals; UCC drafts; the Statement of Essential Human Rights archive; and other ALI publications.

Includes: practical guidance on M&A and other topics; sample forms; legal analysis (including BNA antitrust treatises and practice guides); DOJ Antitrust Division documents; FTC decisions and documents; state antitrust law materials; news; laws and regulations; and court opinions. [Requires an individual Bloomberg Law account.]

Includes: practical guidance; transactional documents and forms; analytics and trackers; legal analysis (including banking treatises and practice guides); federal and state agency documents; news; laws and regulations; and court opinions [Requires an individual Bloomberg Law account.]

Includes: practical guidance and forms; legal analysis (including BNA portfolios and practice guides); news; company information; statutes; court rules; dockets; and court opinions. [Requires an individual Bloomberg Law account.]

Contains more than 70 state and local bar journals.

Statutes and regulations; case law; transactional resources and other practice tools; dockets; agency materials, books and treatises; BNA portfolios and analyses; an ERISA Class Action Tracker; charts; news and commentary. [Requires an individual Bloomberg Law account.]

Scholarly working papers from a subset of law schools. [Free; no access restrictions.]

Sophisticated litigation and law firm analytics; easy docket search interface with access to full-text of complaints, motions, orders, and other litigation documents. Comprehensive practice centers cover Tax, Privacy, Health, Labor & Employment, and more. Includes access to BNA secondary sources and practice guides as well as the full complement of state & federal cases, statutes, and regulations. [For current USF law faculty, students & staff. Requires an individual Bloomberg Law account.]

Law and policy publications on topics including: voting rights; campaign finance reform; racial justice in criminal law; and Constitutional protection in the fight against terrorism. From the non-partisan Brennan Center at NYU School of Law.

Self-paced quizzes on first-year and bar topic subjects written by law professors, plus hundreds of online tutorials on other law school course topics. [For USF law students & law faculty only. To register for your individual account, ask for a CALI "authorization code" at the Zief research center or email research librarian John Shafer from your USF email account.]

"A comprehensive, searchable source of information on California ballot propositions and initiatives from 1911 to the present. It includes the full text of individual ballot propositions, accompanying information contained in the ballot pamphlets, related legal and legislative history, and pdfs of the full ballot pamphlets. For ballot initiatives, it contains the full text of the individual initiatives, accompanying material relating to their filing & qualification, related legal and legislative history, and pdfs of related official documents." From the U.C. Hastings Law Library. [Free; no access restrictions.]

Official full text of judgments of Canada's high court, from volume 1 (1876) to the present. (Title varies: volumes 1-64 (1876-1923) are Reports of the Supreme Court of Canada and volumes for 1923-1969 are Canada Law Reports.)

Full-text U.S. state and federal cases, statutes, and regulations, and federal court rules. For some states the following may also be available: links to court forms, jury instructions, "unreported" opinions, ethics opinions, worker's compensation opinions, environmental decisions, Attorney General Opinions, and court rules. A Casemaker Digest (which sorts case summaries by topic) is also available. [Individual passwords required. For current USF Law School faculty, students and staff only. Casemaker X registration is required. Others must arrange their own personal subscriptions to Casemaker.]

California law resources for practicing attorneys (and students) including secondary sources, primary law, and MCLE programs. Includes all CEB practice guides on OnLaw with updated user interface. [For current USF law faculty & students. Requires an individual CEB Pro account (see librarian for registration code).]

Tax laws, regulations, IRS documents, explanations, and analysis. Includes Checkpoint's Catalyst product.
Students in USF's J.D. and masters degree taxation programs are eligible for individual, semester-long Checkpoint IDs. To request an individual Checkpoint ID, go to the USF Checkpoint registration site. Enter your MyUSF credentials to access the site, and then sign up using your USF email address.

Tax laws, regulations, IRS documents, explanations, and analysis. Includes Checkpoint's Catalyst product.
[This link is for on-campus access for USF affiliates who are not in the law school's J.D. or taxation masters programs. USF J.D. and taxation masters-degree students with their own Checkpoint passwords should use the Checkpoint site for individual passwords holders.]

"The No. 1 source of news, information, and jobs for college and university faculty members and administrators." (Gleeson library subscription available to all USF faculty, students, and staff.)

The codification of the general and permanent rules published in the Federal Register by the departments and agencies of the Federal Government. [A free CFR is available from govinfo.gov.]

Part of Hein's U.S. Congressional Documents Library. [A free Congressional Record (Bound) and Congressional Record (Daily) are available from govinfo.gov.]

Includes: practical guidance; trackers & analytics; legal analysis (including banking treatises and practice guides); federal and state agency documents; news; laws and regulations (including state business and compliance laws; and court opinions. Also covers franchise law. [Requires an individual Bloomberg Law account.]

Current official publication of materials released by the White House Press Secretary. Also available for free in the govinfo.gov collection Compilation of Presidential Documents.

Environmental topical reports and newsletters. Newsletters include: Land Letter, Environment & Energy Daily, E&ENews PM, ClimateWire, and GreenWire. [USF campus only.]

Includes: legal analysis (including BNA portfolios, treatises, and practice guides); sample pleadings & forms; federal and state rules; news; laws; dockets; and court opinions. [Requires an individual Bloomberg Law account.]

Includes: Federal Cases (1894-1897) and the so-called "Trinity Series" — American Decisions (1760 to 1869), American Reports (1870-1887), and American State Reports (1888 to 1911). Also includes: Mining Reports (1883-1906), Abbott's National Digest (1884-1889), and American Leading Cases (1872).

More than 100,000 English cases, spanning seven centuries, plus Statutes of the Realm, (1235-1713).

Includes: legal analysis (including BNA portfolios, treatises, and practice guides); federal agency documents; news; laws and regulations; dockets; and court opinions. [Requires an individual Bloomberg Law account.]

Publications of the ECMI, including ECMI Reports and Working Papers. ("The ECMI conducts practice-oriented research, provides information and documentation, and offers advisory services concerning minority-majority relations in Europe.")

Coverage: U.S. Supreme Court opinions; federal courts of appeal and district court opinions; state supreme and appellate court opinions; statutes/codes; administrative regulations; court rules; state attorney general opinions. [On-campus alternative: Fastcase (on-campus link)] [Access for USF students, faculty, staff, and authorized library users. Non-USF, non-campus users may subscribe to Fastcase at a rate of $65 to $ 95 per month ($695 or $995 per year), depending on content selected.]

The official daily publication for rules, proposed rules, and notices of Federal agencies and organizations, as well as executive orders and other presidential documents. HeinOnline adds the U.S. Gov’t Manual and the Daily and Weekly Compilations of Presidental Documents. [A free Federal Register is available from govinfo.gov.]

Yearbooks of international law, digests of United States practice in international law, decisions of international tribunals.

"The official documentary historical record of major U.S. foreign policy decisions and significant diplomatic activity. It is comprised of more than 500 books beginning with Abraham Lincoln's administration in 1861 and continuing to the administration of Richard Nixon in 1975."

Fusion searches all the materials in USF's library catalog, Ignacio, as well as the content of the majority of USF's many journal article databases. Gleeson library has this overview of Fusion. [On-campus link for Fusion.]

United States Government Accountability Office (GAO) reports on audits, surveys, investigations, and evaluations of federal programs Comptroller General decisions and opinions "areas of federal law such as appropriations, bid protests, and federal agency rulemaking."

Primarily books, treatises, BNA portfolios and other secondary sources, along with court rules, selected forms, and news. Also includes the ABA/BNA Lawyers' Manual on Professional Conduct and Bloomberg Law Insights: Professional Responsibility. [Requires an individual Bloomberg Law account.]

Complete reprint of the original Harvard Research in International Law (1929-1930), plus the Contemporary Analysis and Appraisal (2007). Includes links to law review articles by the contributors to the Harvard Research in International Law.

Statutes and regulations; case law; dockets; agency materials, books and treatises (from BNA and other publishers); transactional resources and other practice tools; BNA Manuals; state & local comparison charts; BNA portfolios; health care reform trackers; other news and commentary; and more. [Requires an individual Bloomberg Law account.]

Full-text legal materials with exact page images. Includes: law reviews and journals; bar journals; federal statutory, congressional, and administrative materials; U.S. Reports; historical law books; some international law materials; English Reports; and more. HeinOnline also includes Fastcase Premium caselaw features, thanks to USF's Fastcase subscription. [On-campus HeinOnline link.]

Books, articles and other documents dating back to 1690 and covering topics including: War & Peace, Nuremberg Trials, Law of the Sea, International Arbitration, Hague Conferences and Conventions.

Includes the complete Supreme Court of the U.S. Hearings and Reports on Successful and Unsuccessful Nominations of Supreme Court Justices, by the Senate Judiciary Committee. A Browse-by-Justice option allows you to see relevant documents related to that Justice — including nomination hearing transcripts, links to articles, and a bibliography of other works.

Official case reports from the courts of England and Wales. Covers 1865 to the present. PDFs are available. Also includes a citator, plus access to the official U.K. government archive of currently in force legislation. [On-campus link for ICLR Online.]

Use Ignacio to find books — including ebooks — and journals at USF's Gleeson and Zief Libraries. Options to search by keyword, title, author, or subject. To search only Zief materials, go to the Advanced Search tab and limit Location to values starting with Law (include Internet (Law) for ebooks).

Includes BIA Precedent Decisions, hearings, legislative histories, laws, regulations, policy studies, scholarly articles, and an extensive bibliography, and other related works.

Comprehensive citations to articles from 1908 to 1981. Full text available for selected articles. (For current USF students, faculty, and staff.) (ILP for years prior to 1908 is available in print at K 33 .I54 Law Reference.)

Focuses on copyrights, patents and trademarks in the United States and includes nearly 2 million pages of legislative histories, treaties, and classic intellectual property texts. Includes Manual of Patent Examining Procedure and Trademark Manual of Examining Procedure

Reports, records of the discussions at Conference working sessions and adopted Resolutions. ("The International Law Association's objectives are the study, clarification and development of international law, both public and private, and the furtherance of international understanding and respect for international law.")

Legal analysis, practical guidance and practice tools, free-trade agreements, news, statutes, regulations, and cases. [Requires an individual Bloomberg Law account.]

Materials reflecting congressional concern with the composition and structure of Article III Courts. Features William H. Manz's Congress and the Courts: A Legislative History 1787-2010. Also includes Federal Judicial Center publications, articles, CFR Title 28 (Judicial Administration), and other related works.

Legal news and analysis. Law360 "has more than 40 practice area, industry, and state sections that cover litigation, legislation and regulation, corporate deals, major personnel moves, and legal industry news and trends." [This link is for on-campus access only. Law360 content is also available to law students, faculty, and staff via Lexis+.]

"In-depth expert analysis from high-profile attorneys at top firms."
[Individual Lexis account required.]

Law360 covers "the entire spectrum of practice areas every single business day," including: developments in litigation and the courts, transactions, law firm hiring, class actions and multidistrict litigation, and legislation. [Individual Lexis account required.]

Almost complete, full-text coverage of all United States law reviews and journals, in most cases starting with the first volume of the journal and including all but the most recent volume. For search tips, see the cheat sheet. (For current USF students, faculty, and staff.) [If remote access is not working, try this on-campus link for the Law Journal LIbrary.]

Employment law case law database and three newsletters: Employment Law Memo, NLRB Memo, and Arbitration Memo. [For current USF Law School faculty, students and staff only. Advance registration at the LawMemo sign-up page is required. For help, speak to a Zief Law Library research librarian.]

Full-text, exact page images of over 1,400 classic law books, including many early American, British, and Commonwealth titles.

Scholarly working papers (articles in progress) and articles accepted for publication. [No charge for searching and downloading; no access restrictions.]

Legislative Insight's sophisticated search of compiled federal legislative history documents quickly retrieves the most relevant documents. Includes access to: Public Law text; all versions of enacted & related bills; Congressional Record excerpts; committee hearings; and committee reports. Also includes Congressional Research Service (CRS) reports, committee prints, and Presidential signing statements. See the Quick Start Guide for more. Coverage begins with 1789

Full-text law, legal information, and news. [For current USF Law School faculty, students and staff only. Individual passwords required.]

Over 100 eBook study aids on over 50 law school subjects, including all first-year and California Bar exam subjects. Includes popular titles from the Questions & Answers and Understanding series. Log in using MyUSF credentials to read eBooks any time on or off campus.

Includes: litigation analytics; docket search; sample briefs; court opinions; laws & regulations; news; multiple search options. [Requires an individual Bloomberg Law account.]

Historical full-text case reports, administrative law decisions, government documents, early law books, canon law documents, and more, with exact page images. Use the "Research Zone" links on the home page to begin your search. (Tip for Mac users: try Safari or Chrome.)

Over 22,000 pre-1926 English and American legal treatises covering almost 100 subjects. Fully searchable, with exact page images. (From Gale Cenage Learning.)

Final uniform acts, plus "all available transcripts of the proceedings of each Annual Meeting, as well as the transcripts of the discussions of the Committee of the Whole of each Uniform and Model Act."

Includes "reports and opinions of the New York Attorney General, the New York State Register, Tax Cases, New York State Session Laws, New York Law Journals, the New York State Bar Association Journal, legal classics from or about New York, and New York trials."

Full-text primary law, legal information, and news. (Formerly called LexisNexis Academic.) [For current non-law-school USF faculty, students and staff only.] [On-campus link for Nexis Uni.]

Search and access the full-text of CEB's practice guides on California law. [If the main OnLaw link is not working, try this OnLaw link for USF on-campus access. OnLaw works best with the Chrome browser, especially for off-campus access.]

In separate topical "modules," leading scholars recommend the most important and useful sources (books and other materials) in their areas of expertise. Commentary explains the significance of each source and links allow you to find the sources at the USF libraries or elsewhere. USF subscribes to 9 topical modules: Communication; Criminology; Education; International Law; International Law; International Relations; Philosophy; Political Science; Public Health. On-campus link for Oxford Bibliographies Online — "Authoritative Research Guides".]

"Fully-translated English-language versions of all the world's constitutions (both national and sub-national), accompanied by individual jurisdictional commentaries, and supplementary materials, including foundation documents, historical versions of constitutions, and amendment Acts/Laws." Includes the U.S. Federal constitution, plus access to Oxford's "U.S. Constitutional Law" module (for U.S. state constitutions). Oxford Constitutional Law - Constitutions of the World link for USF on-campus access.

"Full text of current and historical state constitutions as well as the Oxford Commentaries on the State Constitutions of the US series, offering article-by-article commentaries on every State Constitution, tracing their historical development." (For the U.S. Federal constitution, use "Oxford Constitutional Law - Constitutions of the World.") Oxford Constitutional Law - Constitutions of the World link for USF on-campus access.

Cases and decisions relating to international law, in five "modules" — International Courts of General Jurisdiction; International Human Rights Law; International Criminal Law; International Law in Domestic Courts; and International Investment Claims. [On-campus link for Oxford Reports on International Law (ORIL).]

Leading book on international law published by Oxford University Press. Offers full-text searching, and browsing by author, title, subject, and cases⁄instruments cited. OSAIL currently includes over 160 books; more will be added periodically. At USF, OSAIL is integrated with the "Oxford Public International Law: platform. [On-campus link for Oxford Scholarly Authorities on International Law (OSAIL).]

PACER offers access to relatively recent federal district and appellate court documents. The search interface can be cumbersome and it is very helpful to know which court the case was in, and the case's docket/filing number.
Contact any of the Zief Law Library's reference librarians for the library's PACER password and a brief PACER orientation.

Includes "more than 50 publications from the prestigious Parker School of Foreign & Comparative Law at Columbia Law School, such as: Charles Szladits, A Bibliography on Foreign and Comparative Law and E. Allan Farnsworth, An Introduction to the Legal System of the United States." Publication dates range from the early 1950s to the mid 1990s.

Includes: practice tools and practical guidance; litigation analytics; legal analysis (including BNA IP treatises and practice guides); news; laws and regulations; and court opinions. Also includes: United States Patents Quarterly and USPTO guidance documents. [Requires an individual Bloomberg Law account.]

These "Pentagon Papers" are a United States Department of Defense history of the United States' political-military involvement in Vietnam from 1945 to 1967. Formal title: United States – Vietnam Relations, 1945–1967: A Study Prepared by the Department of Defense.

Practical guidance and practice tools; expert analysis (treatises, country profiles, portfolios); transactional materials; news & current awareness. Covers: data protection; electronic data management; digital privacy; electronic surveillance; consumer privacy; data breaches; cybercrime; and health data privacy. [Requires an individual Bloomberg Law account.]

Sophisticated search interface for and full-text access to Congressional hearings and reports, Congressional Research Service reports, the Serial Set, committee prints, and other important federal legislative history materials, covering both enacted laws and non-enacted legislation. (Joint Gleeson Library/Zief Library subscription.) [On-campus alternative: ProQuest Congressional (on-campus link)]

Legislative Insight's sophisticated search of compiled federal legislative history documents quickly retrieves the most relevant documents. Includes access to: Public Law text; all versions of enacted & related bills; Congressional Record excerpts; committee hearings; and committee reports. Also includes Congressional Research Service (CRS) reports, committee prints, and Presidential signing statements. See the Quick Start Guide for more. Coverage begins with 1789

Regulatory/administrative histories for individual federal statutes and executive orders. These histories help researchers "find out 'what happens next' during the rulemaking process undertaken to implement the law." Regulatory Insight includes the complete Federal Register (1936- ) and Code of Federal Regulations (1938- ). [On-campus alternative: ProQuest Regulatory Insight (on-campus link)]

Briefs (party and amicus), oral arguments, joint appendices, and dockets from full-opinion and per curiam Supreme Court cases. Now includes Insight from 1933-1934 term to present. [Access for the USF Community.]

Regulatory/administrative histories for individual federal statutes and executive orders. These histories help researchers "find out 'what happens next' during the rulemaking process undertaken to implement the law." Regulatory Insight includes the complete Federal Register (1936- ) and Code of Federal Regulations (1938- ). [On-campus alternative: ProQuest Regulatory Insight (on-campus link)]

Part of Hein's American Law Institute Library. Includes final versions and all drafts.

"Complete coverage of all six revisions from the official printed volumes of the Revised Statutes of Canada."

Includes: practice tools and practical guidance; legal analysis, including BNA securities law treatises and practice guides; EDGAR search; deal analytics; SEC enforcement analytics; due diligence resources; SEC documents; news; laws and regulations; and court opinions. [Requires an individual Bloomberg Law account.]

Original source materials on "the history of
the law, development of legal ideas, the legal profession, the courts, judges and lawyers, literature and legal
records, and essentially everything that is characteristic of English common law and the legal system."

The Serial Set (part of ProQuest Congressional), has "reports and documents either produced or ordered by Congress, as well as presidential communications and treaty materials." It also contains Congressional legislative reports and Senate Executive Documents from 1817-1978.
Once you connect to ProQuest Congressional, pick "Advanced Search," and select "Serial Set" from the "Document Types" menu on the left.

Session laws (chronological, official laws) of all 50 states, D.C., Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. Also covers the United States (U.S. Statutes at Large), Canada, and Australia. "All states are current within 60 days of the printed publication, and all states are available back to inception."

"All known legal materials on slavery in the United States and the English-speaking world." Includes: every colonial, state, and federal statute on slavery, every federal statute dealing with slavery; all reported state and federal cases on slavery; scholarly articles and documents; abolitionist periodicals. Edited by Prof. Paul Finkelman. [This link is for the USF community. Not with USF? Register here for free access to Slavery in America and the World.]

References (with links, where available) to articles and other sources that compile legislative history documents and citations. Part of HeinOnline's "U.S. Federal Legislative History Library." [For current USF faculty, students, and staff.] Also available in print in the Zief Library at KF 42.12 1979 Law Reference.

Scholarly articles and tools for librarians, faculty, and students. Includes: AALL GD-SIS State Bibliographies, AALL Publication Series, dictionaries, newsletters, serials, cataloging publications, bibliographies, Cohen's Bibliography of Early American Law, Hein's Legal Research Guide series, memorials of law librarians, and more.

Includes: "State Attorney General reports & opinions for all fifty states as well as Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands; Opinions of the Office of Legal Counsel of the United States Department of Justice and the Official Opinions of the Attorneys General of the United States." California Attorney General opinions are currently available from 1943 to the present

Historical case law reporters from the 50 states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico. Date of coverage vary by state.

Superseded state statutes for all fifty states, with coverage extending back to 1717. Searchable by state, date, description, and text.

English statutes enacted between 1235 and 1714.

"The most comprehensive source for identifying thousands of articles, books, government documents, loose-leaf services, court opinions and Internet sites that compare state laws on hundreds of subjects." By Cheryl Nyberg and Carol Boast Robertson. Currently covers 1960 to 2017.

Briefs (party and amicus), oral arguments, joint appendices, and dockets from full-opinion and per curiam Supreme Court cases. Now includes Insight from 1933-1934 term to present. [Access for the USF Community.]

Searchable, exact page images of U.S. Supreme Court petitions, briefs, and other documents. (From Gale Cenage Learning.)

Federal, state and international tax materials. Includes: "expert analysis" (BNA portfolios and other practice guides, books and treatises); primary law; agency documents & guidance; cases & court rules; practice tools and forms; and news. [Requires an individual Bloomberg Law account.]

Practical guidance; expert analysis; news; court and agency decisions; laws and regulations. [Requires individual Bloomberg Law account.]

Legal analysis; laws and regulations; news; and state and federal case law. [Requires individual Bloomberg Law account.]

Covers communications, data privacy and security, tech & internet law, and media law. Includes: transactional and practice tools, and practical guidance; legal analysis, including BNA treatises and practice guides; news; laws and regulations; and court opinions. [Requires an individual Bloomberg Law account.]

Practical and transactional guidance; legal analysis; news; statutes and regulation; agency guidance; cases; patents. [Requires an individual Bloomberg Law account]

Includes: practice tools and practical guidance; litigation analytics; legal analysis (including BNA IP treatises and practice guides); news; laws and regulations; and court opinions. Also includes: United States Patents Quarterly and TTAB decisions. [Requires an individual Bloomberg Law account.]

Trellis includes: California Superior Court dockets and tentative rulings; Reports and analytics on California Superior Court Judges. [Individual password required. Trellis is free to USF Law students, faculty and staff who register (via the "Sign In" button) using their USF email address.]

More than 100 titles on legal topics from the University of North Carolina Press.

The United Nations Treaty Series, the League of Nations Treaty Series, and supporting materials.

Full text, with exact page images, of "over 50,000 bilateral and multilateral treaties and subsequent treaty actions." Also includes Status of Multilateral Treaties Deposited with the Secretary General. [Free; no access restrictions.]

All editions of the official U.S. Code. Also includes early federal statutes and the Revised Statutes of the United States. [A free U.S. Code is available from GovInfo.gov.]

Includes the Congressional Record and its predecessors, as well as an extensive collection of books and other documents relating to the U.S. Congress.

"Reports, decisions, and records … a complete collection of the official case law of some of the United States most important U.S. Federal Agencies such as: The Federal Communications Commission (FCC), the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)."

Compiled histories of major legislation, plus Nancy Johnson's Sources of Compiled Legislative History, which organizes links and citations to legislative histories by Congress/date and by popular name.

Deals with the "exchange of goods and services between the United States and other nations, as well as the history of Section 337 of the Tariff Act of 1930." Includes: U.S. International Trade Commission publications archive; legislative histories: CFR & U.S. Code Titles 15 and 19(Commerce & Foreign Trade and Customs Duties); notable publications; scholarly articles. Will eventually include US ITC Section 337 investigations.

Searchable full text of United States Patents Quarterly, first and second series. To run your own search, from the landing page, select "Edit Search" and enter your terms in the "Keywords" box. [Requires an individual Bloomberg Law account.]

"Includes such titles as Messages and Papers of the Presidents, Public Papers of the Presidents, CFR Title 3 (Presidents), Daily and Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents, and other documents related to U.S. Presidents."

The permanent, chronological collection of all laws and resolutions enacted during each session of Congress.

Includes the official U.S. Reports from volume one to the present. Also includes selected books and journals about the Court. [For free U.S. Supreme Court cases, see the U.S. Supreme Court Research guide.]

Includes: House and Senate Documents, House and Senate Reports, the American State Papers, and more. HeinOnline is releasing content in phases. The current release combines content from Hein and the Hathi Trust, and includes: 15th through 115th Congress (1817 to 2018). [On-campus Serial Set - HeinOnline link.]

Full text of United States treaties published in United States Treaties (U.S.T.), Treaties and Other International Agreements of the United States of America (Bevans), Treaties, Conventions, International Acts, Protocols and Agreements (Malloy), Treaties and Other International Acts of the United States (Miller), Treaties and International Acts Series (T.I.A.S.), KAV agreements. Covers: 1776 to present.

Law school access includes full-text U.S. state and federal cases and tribal court cases via VersusLaw's "Premium Plan." [Individual passwords required. For current USF Law School faculty, students and staff only. VersusLaw registration is required. Others must arrange their own personal subscriptions to VersusLaw.]

The "official publication of presidential statements, messages, remarks, and other materials released by the White House Press Secretary." [Continued by Daily Compilation of Presidential Documents, 2009 to present.]

Full-text law, legal information, and news. This link leads to the Westlaw law school site, from which law school users can link to: Westlaw and TWEN [For current USF Law School faculty, students and staff only. Individual passwords required.]

"Women and the Law is a collection that brings together books, biographies and periodicals dedicated to women'’s roles in society and the law. This unique collection of materials provides a platform to research the progression of women’s roles and rights in society over the past 200 years. Also included are more than 70 titles from Emory University Law School’s Feminism and Legal Theory Project which provide a platform to view the effect of law and culture on the female gender."

Current and historical constitutions; books; articles; selected web sites.

Materials related to notable trials. Includes: trial transcripts; other court documents; books analyzing trials; biographies of trial lawyers.