Since we're located in Florida, that's our primary access. I find the
Florida Legislature Online site excellent for a public domain site - the
cost can't be beat.
See: http://www.leg.state.fl.us/
Site includes full text bill history, votes & reports staff analysis etc.
as well as full test statutes for the past 3 yrs.
Karen Mahnk
At 01:59 PM 11/2/1999 -0500, tfritz@PGFM.com wrote:
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>Since the demise of Legislate, we've been given access to Congressional
>Quarterly's alternative, Oncongress.cq.com. Unfortunately we've had major
>problems accessing the system through the web and overall I'm not terribly
>happy with its content and price. Is anyone out there using a legislative
>tracking system that they're satisfied with? Please let me know!
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>Tracy Fritz
>Powell, Goldstein, Frazer & Murphy
>Washington, DC
>Tfritz@pgfm.com <mailto:Tfritz@pgfm.com>
>(202) 624-7232
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Karen Mahnk, Research Librarian karenpdo@gate.net
State of Florida Public Defender,
11th Judicial Circuit
1320 NW 14th Street, Suite 330
Miami, Fl.,33125
(305)545-1889 FAX (305)545-1694 ~~opinions are my own and not of my
employer~~
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