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Constitution:

Links to the founding documents of the United States

The Federal government is organized into three branches; Executive, Legislative, and Judicial.

Most federal government websites will fit into one of the three categories.

Publicly oriented sites:

These are sites designed for the public, providing access to various services of the federal government.

Executive:

Regulatory:

Legislative:

Treaty Sites:

Judicial:

  • United States Supreme Court
    • The US Supreme Court
    • Findlaw: Important cases from 1893 to present. Browsable and searchable archive of US Supreme Court opinions from 1937 to the present.
    • Cornell Law School (US Supreme Court from 1990 to date, with selected decisions prior to 1990.)
    • Fedworld.gov: US Supreme Court opinions from 1937 to 1975
  • United States Court of Appeals:
Courts of Appeal Home Pages Sites which may have older opinions:
1st Circuit 1st Circuit (1995 to July 2001 - Emory Law School)
3rd Circuit 3rd Circuit (1994 to date - Villanova Law School )
4th Circuit 4th Circuit (1995 to July 2001 - Emory Law School)
6th Circuit 6th Circuit (1995 to June 1999 - Emory Law School)
7th Circuit  
8th Circuit  
9th Circuit  
10th Circuit 10th Circuit (Aug. 1995 through October 1997 - Emory Law School) 10th Circuit (Aug. 1997 to date - Washburn U. School of Law Library)
11th Circuit 11th Circuit (Nov. 1994 to date - Emory Law School)
Federal Circuit Federal Circuit (Aug. 1995 to August 2001 - Emory Law School)
D.C. Circuit D.C. Circuit (1995 to date - Georgetown Law School)
US Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces