Search the full text by keyword(s) or phrase or browse by index of titles. The official, print version of the NHRSA is located in the Dimond Library reference collection.
Provides an overview in chart format that allows users to make state-by-state comparisons of state laws in the areas of business and commerce, criminal law, education, employment, family law, general civil law, real estate, and tax law.
An online legal resource for law-related areas such as criminal justice, social work, business and education. This research tool features legal encyclopedias, court decisions, law reviews and journals, statutes, and more.
Provides comprehensive indexing for US legislative information, with much full text from mid-1990s . Added in 2017 is full text for Congressional hearings (1824-1979), committee prints and Congressional Research Service reports (1830-2003), and unpublished hearings (House: 1973-1982; Senate: 1985-1992). Dates of coverage: 1789-current
Now directly released by the CRS, which prepares these reports for the use of Congress in its legislative, oversight, and representational duties. Reports are produced on topics of interest to Congress.
Public policy briefs issued by the Congressional Research Service to inform members of Congress and their staff on subjects of current interest. Funded by taxpayer money and thus all in the public domain, these reports are nonpartisan and concise.
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Source contains several views of crime data in Manchester, NH including annual statistics and a tool to map crime data by area ("Check Crime in your Neighborhood").