Reference Question of the Week

This blog shares common questions and answers handled by an academic law librarian. The blog is intended to aid our students and to collaborate with the law librarian community. We do not answer questions for the general public. We will not respond to comments nor will we monitor the same. This blog is not affiliated with any vendor or sponsor.

Finding Old Congressional Reports

Question: Patron needed to find House Reports 73-85 and 73-152 and Senate Reports 73-41 and 73-47 (1933). Answer: Generally our holdings of House and Senate Reports only go back to 1959. However, if these reports are part of the legislative history of some major legislation, it is...

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Finding a Patent by Patent Number

Question: I need to collect a US Patent cited in a law review article I am editing. The author has cited it as: US Patent # 6.446.061, Taxonomy Generation for Document Collections (2002). The student who was responsible for collecting my sources informed me that her searches gave her a...

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