CONGRESSIONAL RESEARCH REPORTS NOW AVAILABLE FREE

All reports (over 6780, 127,000 pages) from the US Congressional Research Service are now available for free from WikiLeaks. The reports date back to 1990 and “are highly regarded as non-partisan, in-depth, and timely.” There are alphabetical and chronological lists, but no index. All are in pdf files.

They are supposed to be included in OpenCRS, but I didn’t find one I had found in the WikiLeaks list. Maybe they haven’t indexed them all yet.

URLs:
WikiLeaks: http://mirror.wikileaks.morphium.info/wikileaks-crs-reports/
OpenCRS: http://opencrs.com

THREE SITES FOR LAW LIBRARIANS

MASSACHUSETTS PUBLIC LAW LIBRARIES
Information for and about seventeen public law libraries in Massachusetts, including laws, regulation, and cases; subject guides; laws by popular name; full-text law journal articles; find-a-lawyer; ask-a-librarian; and podcasts. Good stuff.
URL: http://www.lawlib.state.ma.us/

SCOTUSWIKI
If you are interested in the US Supreme Court, you should know about this site and its companion site, SCOTUSblog.com. The wiki will have a complete archive of Petitions to Watch since 2006, Supreme Court statistics, a case index, with more to come.

URLs:
Wiki: http://www.scotus.wiki.com/
Blog: http://www.scotusblog.com/wp/

Congressional Documents Online
There are over 7000 full-text documents online totally over 1.5 million pages. From Rutgers University School of Law.

URL: http://lawlibrary.rutgers.edu/gdoc/search.shtml