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…their specialized legal research resources, including databases, books, and professional law librarians. More WHO answers: Government attorneys and other employees, metro-area residents, solo and small law firm attorneys who assist…

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…statute, or an 1887 statute, or a 1956 government report, a 1964 out-of-print book, or a corporate annual report from 1943. Cases from the 15th century (and earlier) are still…

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…is, with just as many people screaming at you.) Legislative assistants can compile legislative histories and so can government documents and law librarians. For us, legislative history compilation skills are…

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We can “vote” 365 days of the year, not just on election days, at least as long as our U.S. Constitution remains intact: Every Day is “Call Government Switchboard…

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18), some of the documents at the Charter Review Commission web site may still be interesting and useful. You can never know too much about how your government operates, whatever…

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…laws need to researched at federal government websites, e.g. this one and this one. You can research the U.S. Code and the CFR (including Executive Orders) from this GPO website,…

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