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Recommended Databases
- Hein Online This link opens in a new windowFind articles from law and law-related journals, as well as information on famous trials, legal classics, treaties, and more.
- National Criminal Justice Reference Service Abstracts This link opens in a new windowFind government reports, journal articles, and books in the areas of criminal justice, juvenile justice, and substance abuse, from 1960s to present.
- ProQuest Congressional This link opens in a new window
Find Congressional reports, bills, hearings, committee prints, serial set maps, and other documents.
- Legislative Insight This link opens in a new window
Find primary source materials that document the legislative process, as a bill becomes a law.
- Public Affairs Information Service (PAIS) This link opens in a new window
Find articles, book citations, and government documents on public policy, international relations, and business. PAIS Archive and PAIS International are searchable as one combined database.
- Berkeley Electronic PressCollection of online-only journals on law and other topics.
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