Southwestern has been a selective depository for United States
government documents since 1975. Government documents are useful
in many areas of legal research, as they include administrative
decisions, agency publications, and congressional hearings, reports,
and bills. Although some of the library's documents have been
integrated into the main cataloged collection, most of the print
documents are shelved on the lower level (shelves 1-6). Materials in
this area are arranged according to the Superintendent of Documents
classification system. A large portion of the collection,
including most congressional publications, is in microform, housed in
the Microform Room on the first floor.
Click here for the Government Documents in the Electronic Resources menu.
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