U.S. Constitutional Law Links

FedLaw (now the Center for Regulatory Effectiveness) Provides access to legal documents and regulations, Supreme Court Decisions, US Codes, and States Laws, circuit court, and much more.

FirstGov provide access to a multitude of governmental resources and legal issues.

Cases & Materials on American Federalism This site contains materials used in American Government Courses at Purdue University Calumet. The site contains a glossary, a timeline, historical documents (American, British, and English), review questions, edited court cases, other materials, and links to other free resources.

Election 2000 related sites

Washington Post: Election 2000: Recounts and Challenges; Post Election 2000 coverage
American Memory special presentation on Presidential Elections and the Electoral College from the Century of Lawmaking Collection.
Finding Precedent: Hayes vs. Tilden: the Electoral College Controversy of 1876-1877 from HarpWeek online. This site includes a day by day statement of events and the potential parallel to the 2000 election. Florida plays an important role in both.
Supreme Court of the United States home page. Florida Election Cases site.
Online full text of 1993 book When No Majority Rules: The Electoral college and Presidential Succession by Michael Glennon from CQ Press. (Requires Adobe Acrobat 4.0 or higher). It includes relevant Supreme Court cases and sections from the Constitution, U.S. Code and House Rules, and a bibliography.
CNN coverage of Election 2000
New York Times coverage of campaigns.


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United States Constitutional Law Links FedLaw (now the Center for Regulatory Effectiveness) Provides access to legal documents and regulations, Supreme Court Decisions, US Codes, and States Laws, circuit court, and much more. FirstGov provide access to a multitude of governmental resources and legal issues. Internet Law Libraries The Internet Law Library FindLaw Virtual Law Libraries gathered by the University of Indiana School of Law-Bloomington. To access the list of Constitutional Law topics, select Constitutional Law from the Browse list. Constitution and Related Documents Cases & Materials on American Federalism This site contains materials used in American Government Courses at Purdue University Calumet. The site contains a glossary, a timeline, historical documents (American, British, and English), review questions, edited court cases, other materials, and links to other free resources. Meta-Index for U.S. Legal Research Excellent, easy to use legal search for Supreme Court and Circuit Court decisions FindLaw Documents of the Continental Congress and the Constitutional Convention 1774-1789 from the Library of Congress. Primary source document access to images of the originals. Constitution document, the Continental Congress and the Constitutional Convention Broadside Collections, the Declaration of Independence. Also included is a Special Presentation: To Form a More Perfect Union: An Introduction to the Congressional Documents. A Century of Lawmaking for a New Nation: Congressional Documents and Debates 1774-1873 from the Library of Congress. Includes Journals of the Continental Convention, Elliot's Debats, Farrand's Record, Statutes and documents, Journals of Congress. Constitution of the United States. American History: A Documentary Record: 1492-1988 Documents from the Avalon Project at the Yale Law School. Includes documents leading to the formation of the United States, its constitution, amendments, and more. Supreme Court U.S. Supreme Court Home Page Supreme Court Decisions Topic list of recent Supreme Court Cases U.S. Supreme Court Multimedia Database The Oyez Project of Northwestern University provides a virtual tour of the Supreme Court and allows one to listen to oral arguments with RealAudio. Core Documents of American Democracy Includes Congresional Record, Basic US History Documents Fun Site Oyez Baseball (Requires Flash. Presented by FindLaw and Oyez Project) Stretch those critical thinking skills a little. Players try to answer questions about similarities between Supreme Court Justices from the United States and baseball players. Perfect for team play; some students might possess a basic knowledge of well-known baseball players while others might know more about the historical and sometimes colorful figures of the Supreme Court. [top] Other Sources Thomas: U.S. Congress Provides access to laws of current and past U.S. Congressional sessions. [top] Judicial Branch United States Department of Justice Home Page Supreme Court since 1990 The decisions Search the Supreme Court Use Online to search the database of decisions. United States Federal Judiciary, e.g. Court of Appeals; Electronic Access included Eleventh Circuit Published Opinions GPO (Government Printing Office )Access to Supreme Court Decisions from 1992-2000 FedLaw part of FirstGov Election 2000 related sites Washington Post: Election 2000: Recounts and Challenges; Post Election 2000 coverage American Memory special presentation on Presidential Elections and the Electoral College from the Century of Lawmaking Collection. Finding Precedent: Hayes vs. Tilden: the Electoral College Controversy of 1876-1877 from HarpWeek online. This site includes a day by day statement of events and the potential parallel to the 2000 election. Florida plays an important role in both. Supreme Court of the United States home page. Florida Election Cases site. Online full text of 1993 book When No Majority Rules: The Electoral college and Presidential Succession by Michael Glennon from CQ Press. (Requires Adobe Acrobat 4.0 or higher). It includes relevant Supreme Court cases and sections from the Constitution, U.S. Code and House Rules, and a bibliography. CNN coverage of Election 2000 New York Times coverage of campaigns. [top] Search Engines History Page [Art][English][Foreign Language][Mathematics][Science][Newspapers/Magazines] Herbst Library Home Page Last update 6 January 2007.