ProQuest Newspapers.
Provides access to major national newspapers as well as selected articles from newspapers in Spokane, Seattle and other cities in Washington State.

Primary Sources Online -- Laws and Legislation
Use the following online sources to find state and federal case law, legislation, tax regulations and other primary sources.
RIA Checkpoint.
Provides access to a wide array of primary source materials for accounting and tax law, including the Federal Tax Code and Regulations, Tax Court case law, Internal Revenue rulings, publications and bulletins. Information can be retrieved via keyword searching, as well as by case name, citation and ruling. Includes text of proposed, enacted and confirmed legislation. Productivity tools are available for calculations and comparative analyses for personal, business and investment options
Thomas Legislative Information on the Internet.(Library of Congress: http://thomas.loc.gov)
Provides access to current federal legislation, the Congressional Record, House and Senate bills and resolutions, public laws, roll call votes, treaties, the U.S. Code, appropriations legislation, presidential nominations and more.
Washington State Legislation and Laws.(http://www1.leg.wa.gov/CodeReviser/)
Provides access to the text of the Revised Code (RCW), the Administrative Code (WAC) as well as state legislation session laws (1997-) and the WA state register (1998-).An option for searching the text of bills, the RCW, WAC and the State Register is available.
Law Reviews and Legal Journals
Law reviews and legal journals are found by checking the periodical holdings of both Foley and Chastek, the Law Library atGonzaga. Over 400 full-text law reviews are available in Hein Online and to a limited degree in other databases.Use Periodicals @ Foley on the library's homepage (www.foley.gonzaga.edu) to determine if a journal or law review is available in the library or in an online database.
Government, Law and Public Policy Journals @ Gonzaga
Click here for direct access to a listing of the periodicals available in Foley and in the Chastek Law Library. Remember that most periodicals are available in electronic form in the library's databases in full-text.
Internet Sources
More and more legal resources and statistics are available on the Internet, including numerous federal and state publications, court cases, public laws and other resources. Some important web sites are listed here. For a more complete list of Internet sources, use the guide (http://lib.law.washington.edu/research/research.html) at the Gallagher Law Library at the University of Washington
Bureau of Justice Statistics . (http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/bjs/)
Provides statistical documents relating to criminal justice and links to other BJS publications, including "Key Crime and Justice Facts at a Glance."Crime in the United States is available inthe federal documents collection, J 1.14/7.
FBI – Uniform Crime Reports. (www.fbi.gov/ucr/ucr.htm)
A compilation of statistics from the Bureau of Justice which focuses on crime, criminals, judicial processing, corrections, etc.The Sourcebook is also available in the federal documents collection( J 29.9/6).
Federal Bureau of Prisons – Facts and Stats. (www.bop.gov/)
Provides a statistical overview of the federal prison system, including population, age, gender, ethnicity and sentencing statistics.Includes links to weekly population reports.
Federal Sentencing Statistics by State. (www.ussc.gov/index.htm)
Statistics from the U.S. Sentencing Commission are organized by circuit court and state.
Sourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics. (www.albany.edu/sourcebook/)
A compilation of statistics from the Bureau of Justice which focus on crime, criminals, judicial processing, corrections, etc.at the state and federal levels.
United States Sentencing Commission (www.ussc.gov/index.htm)
Provides general information on the USSC, including guidelines manuals and amendments, reports to congress, hearing transcripts and testimony as well as federal sentencing statistics organized by state and circuit courts.
Guide to Law Online – Library ofCongress.(www.loc.gov/law/guide/)
A site for many aspects of U.S. law, including the U.S. constitution, federal legislation, U.S. Code, public laws, federal and state courts and other types of legal information.
Revised by J. Spencer, 3/05