REFERENCE LAW BOOKS
Bouvier's 1856 Law Dictionary
Internet Link to Webster's 1828 Dictionary
Koffler: Handbook of Common Law Pleading
excerpts
Matthew Bender: Forms of Pleading & Practice; Points & Authorities (excerpts)
Most states have two constitutions. In California they are:
California 1849 Constitution by the People of California
California 1879 Constitution Approved by vote of the citizens of the United States resident in California
but never approved by the Congress
Internet Link to California Code
Constitution for the United States of America text version
4,543 words, including the signatures but not the certificate on the interlineations
Takes about half an hour to read. Link to Constitution at National Archives
Constitution of the United States of America, Analysis and Interpretation
THE authoritative source of information from the federal government's point of view.
Over 2000 pages of mostly honest information about our Constitution.
(Common Law removed from index.)
Internet Link to Current edition at Senate website.
Internet Link to United States Code
Act of Confederation--The original United States of America, before the present day Constitution
Northwest Ordinance, July 13, 1787
Anti-Government Movement Guidebook This guidebook is written by judges and legal consultants for judges who believe there is a nation-wide anti-government movement. It never occurs to them that the People are pro-government, but reacting only to officials who abuse their power.
Background History
Anti Pro Se Training
Notary Public Several books explaining the history and duties of notaries.