Federal statutory law resource page with links to statutory codes, congressional records, current legislation, and historical statutes.

U.S. Code via GPO Access

U.S. Constitution via GPO Access

Congressional Record via GPO Access

Current Legislation via Thomas

Historical Statutes Library of Congress American Memory Project

An enlargement to this site last week means that it now has full-text of all of the predecessors to the Congressional Record (House Journal, Senate Journal and Senate Executive Journal, Annals of Congress, Register of Debates, & The Congressional Globe) back to 1873 (1st through 42nd Congresses) as well as full text of the Statutes at Large back to 1873 (1st through 42nd Congresses). The site also offers documents on the Continental Congress and constitutional debates (1774-89) in the Journals of the Continental Congress, Farrand's Records of the Federal Convention of 1787 and The Debates in the Several State Conventions on the Adoption of the Federal Constitution (Elliot's Debates), as well as selected documents from the U.S. Serial Set.

U.S. Laws Organized by Type or Source (Cornell)

The Legal Information Institute's "Law About" pages provide brief summaries of law topics with links to key primary source material, other Internet resources, and useful offnet references. They can be accessed through: the following set of broad topic categories (scroll down), through an alphabetical listing of topics, and through a searchable index.