Researching Legislative Histories: Finding Legislative Intent in Bills and Committee and Conference Reports Capitol Learning Audio Course

With Robert Gee Learn where to start your legislative history research. This audio course provides a framework for researching legislative histories of federal laws. Legislative documents such as bills, joint resolutions, and committee and conference reports are analyzed and discussed. A brief review of statutory research is also provided. Where is the best place to start your research Learn what laws are codified U.S. Statutes at Large, U.S. Code Congressional & Administrative News, U.S. Code, U.S. Code Annotated, U.S. Code Service What can you find in committee reports Also see Legislative Drafting Reference and Research Tools, including Statutory Construction   Legislative History Reference and Research Tools

CD-RLH021406

MP3 format plays in all CD/DVD drives and many CD players. Recorded February 14, 2006    ISBN 10: 1-58733-033-4 Total run time: 96 minutes    Includes seminar materials.  Audio Course on CD: $47.  Plus shipping and handling (6% of order, $7.95 minimum)

See also

	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
Audio Courses	Researching Legislative Histories: Bills, Resolutions, Committee Hearings, and Committee Reports Researching Legislative Histories: Finding Legislative Intent in Bills and Committee and Conference Reports Researching Legislative Histories: Statutory and Code Research Statutory Construction: A Primer on How to Read and Understand Statutory Text
	Real World Research Skills

Legislative research for TheCapitol.Net is provided by CQ.com On Congress.

TheCapitol.Net, Inc., PO Box 25706, Alexandria, VA  22313-5706
FEIN/TIN: 54-1917701   Registered in CCR

URL:  www.TheCapitol.Net/CapitolLearning/Audio/ResearchingLegislativeHistories.htm      
  Last updated: June 01, 2008