Primary Sources in Government Documents

AE 2.110:[congress and law number] floor 4 in the documents stacks.

Slip laws are public and private laws signed into law by the President. Laws may range from a single slip of paper to several thousand pages. Eventually, laws are compiled into the bound volumes of the Statutes of the United State.

DOC. AE 2.111: (1789 to present), Floor 4 documents stacks

Volumes provide the permanent collection of all laws and resolutions enacted during each session of Congress.

DOC. Y 1.2, Floor 4 documents stacks

Codification by subject matter of the laws of the United States. Milner Library retains the latest two series.

DOC. X 1.1/A:[congress and session]/Index, Floor 4 documents stacks

Chronologically lists all bills and resolutions that are reported in the Congressional Record and notes actions taken on bills.

Mfilm DOC. AE 2.106, Floor 2 in microfilm area. (1932-present)

Official publication for rules, proposed rules and notices from Federal agencies and organizations. Also includes executive orders and other Presidential documents.

Series includes the codification of rules published in the Federal Register. Milner Library keeps the latest edition for each title.

The CFRs are located on the 4th floor in the documents stacks under the call number AE 2.106/3. An index is located at the Reference Desk on floor 2.