Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse (TRAC) is a data gathering, data research, and data distribution organization associated with Syracuse University. Transactional refers to data about individual activities. The Data is collected from the federal government, mostly under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), concerning enforcement, staffing, spending, and other matters.

The CQ Researcher is the perfect answer for people who need a place to begin research on current topics. This weekly publication covers the most current and controversial issues of the day with complete summaries, insight into all sides of the issues, bibliographies and more. Users may browse through articles in the current issue or search for past articles using words, dates or other criteria. Coverage includes 1991-present.

Reports on developments, trends, and emerging patterns in criminal law.

A hierarchical directory of federal resources.

The National Technical Information Service`s gateway to government information.

A librarian-built searchable directory of varied government information.

A collection of databases providing full text access to Congressional Bills, the Congressional Directory, Congressional Documents and Reports, the Congressional Record, the History of Bills and Resolutions, the House and Senate Calendars, Public Laws, the U.S. Code, the Federal Register, Economic Indicators, the GAO Reports, and the U.S. Government Manual.

Provides index and abstracts of congressional publications back to 1789, including full text of congressional hearings from 1824-2003, full text Committee Prints from 1830-2003, full text Congressional Research Service (CRS) Reports from 1916-2003, and legislative histories from 1970-present. Please note that LexisNexis is currently digitizing its hearings from 1824-1979 so some hearings may not be available full text.

LLMC - Digital provides full-text access to a vast collection of law and law-related literature courtesy of the Law Library Microform Consortium (LLMC), a non-profit library cooperative that has filmed more than 7,500 titles and over 90,000 volumes during its past 27 years of operation. The first group of titles mounted on the LLMC - Digital web site are U.S. Federal documents; however, it is anticipated that constitutional, legal, and law-related materials from Commonwealth and Civil Law countries will begin to appear 2004. The collection includes statutes, treatises, case law, administrative decisions, and reports of government agencies, boards and departments and its current emphasis is mainly on historical documents (1790 - 2000).

The Law Digests provide thoroughly researched profiles of foreign legal systems, U.S. states, and a few U.S. Federal topics such as copyright, patent and trademark. At the site, search by keyword using the form "law digest [topic]", e.g. "law digest netherlands", "law digest alabama", "law digest patent". Use of the site is free but requires registration.

Louisiana State University`s hierarchical and alphabetical directories of all currently active U.S. Federal Government agencies.

Reports on the most significant cases, regulations and legislative developments across the United States.

The U.S. Government Manual provides comprehensive information on governmental agencies from all 3 branches of government.