Government documents: Selected Links to Government Information
These links connect to additional government
information often requested in the Tarlton Documents Collection. Check out the
sites listed under Catalog of Websites
for an exhaustive array of additional government links
-includes basic information on copyright forms,
circulars, information on searching Copyright Office records, etc. as well as
links to other copyright sites
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
DIVISIONS- includes Antitrust, Civil,
Civil Rights, Criminal, Environmental & Natural Resources, Tax and U.S.
Attorneys Divisions, etc.
ANTITRUST DIVISION- includes Antitrust guidelines, cases, appellate briefs,
business review letters, bank merger transactions, policy statements, opinions,
some staff manuals, international agreements and connections to other antitrust
sites
HISTORY OF THE FEDERAL JUDICIARY
- includes biographical information on the federal judicary,
legislative history of courts and circuits, landmark judicial legislation, list of
federal judges who've been impeached, etc.
FEDERAL JUDGES
BIOGRAPHICAL DATABASE - service records & biographical
information for all judges who have served on U.S. District Courts, U.S. Circuit Courts,
U.S. Courts of Appeals, and Supreme Court since 1789
- texts of international multilateral conventions
and other instruments; the vast majority from the 2nd half of the 20th century
with some historical texts
DECISIONS - recent final decisions from Office of Commissioner, Board of
Patent Appeals and Interferences, office of Assistant Commissioner for
Trademarks, and Trademark Trial and Appeal Board; most date from 1997-
EXECUTIVE ORDER DISPOSITION TABLES
(NARA) (1937- )(EO 7352- ) index to EO's by subject, date signed, FR cite, link to amending EOs (if
applicable) & current status (if applicable); no full text
- information on federal enforcement and
regulatory agencies' priorities and practices and the impact of new laws on
agency activities; much statistical information; currently covers IRS, FBI, DEA, ATF,
Customs, & INS