Congressional Research Service Reports

The Congressional Research Service of the Library of Congress prepares non-partisan, highly detailed, research reports for any member of the Congress, upon request. These reports have never been widely available to the public and are not a part of the Federal Depository Library Program, although prepared at considerable taxpayer expense. Some more recent reports have been made available, full text, via a number of Internet sites, listed below. Most recent reports are available through Penny Hill Press, also listed below, for a fee. Individual, recent reports may be requested from your Congressman.

Congressman Mark Green and Congressman Christropher Shays: These two Congressmen have provided links to several CRS report sites within the Congress. The links are labeled, "Issue Briefs", "Appropriations Reports", "Short Reports", and "Long Reports". NOTE! - Access to these Web pages is ONLY via these two Congressional web sites! The pages cannot be linked directly.
House Judiciary Committee CRS Reports: Recent reports related to the business of the committee.
House Rules Committee CRS Reports: Recent reports related to the business of the committee.
U.S. State Dept. CRS Reports: Relatively brief list of reports, since 1999. Foreign relations and international topics.
Federation of American Scientists CRS Reports on:: Intelligence and Related Issues - Military and National Security - Special Weapons Systems
GlobalSecurity.Org CRS Reports: A variety of reports on National Security, National Security: Budget, Weapon Systems, Africa, Asia, Europe, Russia, Southwest Asia, and the Western Hemisphere.
Intellectual Property Mall CRS Reports: Intellectual property, cyberlaw and electronic commerce CRS reports from 1993 onward.

University of California CRS Reports: Only 222 reports, from roughly 1994 thru 1998. ASCII and PDF access.
Penny Hill Press CRS Reports: Most reports since 1993. Large, topical index with abstracts ONLY of the reports. Order information via phone and email. NOTE! - a new "Terrorism" list has been added, containing hundreds of reports.