Federal government resources on the web

Federal government resources on the web

by University of Michigan. Documents Center, Grace York

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This site is an annotated guide to the United States executive, legislative, and judicial branches. It includes directories of agencies and web sites, bibliographies of print and electronic publications, Presidential documents,Congressional members and legislation, Supreme and lower court decisions, patents, copyright, grants andcontracts, laws and regulations, civil service positions, and tax forms.

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