The Library of Congress and HeinOnline recently announced a unique partnership that makes historical U.S. legal materials now available on the Library of Congress’ web portal, the Guide to Law Online. While federal materials dating back to the mid-1990s have long been available for free through FDsys, the release of these materials by HeinOnline fills the access gap to the historical documents; generally, the content for each publication extends from its first print edition to the year when free access on FDsys begins.
The newly available content includes:
- United States Code (1925-1988)
- United States Reports (1754-2004
- Code of Federal Regulations (1938-1995)
- Federal Register (1936-1993)
Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law community members have access to the complete HeinOnline: The Modern Link to Legal History database, which includes all the federal materials listed above as well as significant additional content such as:
- Law Journal Library
- American Indian Law Collection
- Canada Supreme Court Reports
- Code of Federal Regulations
- Early American Case Law
- English Reports
- Federal Register Library
- Foreign & International Law Resources Database
- Index to Foreign Legal Periodicals (IFLP)
- Pentagon Papers
- Revised Statutes of Canada
- Session Laws Library
- State Statutes: A Historical Archive
- Subject Compilations of State Laws
- United Nations Law Collection
- U.S. Attorney General & Department of Justice Collection
- U.S. Code
- U.S. Congressional Documents
- U.S. Federal Agency Documents, Decisions, and Appeals
- U.S. Federal Legislative History Library
- U.S. Presidential Library
- U.S. Statutes at Large
- U.S. Supreme Court Library
- U.S. Treaties and Agreements Library
