Research Directory

  • Google Books
  • Hathitrust
  • Wikipedia
  • American English Encyclopedia
  • Black’s
  • Bouvier
  • Blackstone
  • Coke
  • Kent
  • Malynes
  • Maitland
  • Hornbooks:
    • Bogart. Trusts
    • Story. Bills Notes
    • Story. Bailments
    • Story. Equity
  • Becraft on Treaties
  • Moses on Bailments
  • Legal Groups
    • ABA America Bar Association
    • ABA American Bankers Association
    • ALI American Law Institute
    • Uniform Law Commission
    • Honourable Society of Inner Temple
    • Honourable Society of Middle Temple
    • Law Society
    • Seldon Institute
    • Mises Institute
    • Cato Institute
    • Conference of Governors
    • National Governors Association
    • Council of State Governments
    • NAAG National Association of Attorneys General
    • GFOA
    • FAF
    • GASB
    • SIFMA
    • FINRA
    • CFTC
    • SEC
    • OCC
    • FRS/FRBG/FRBs
    • FOMC
    • NASD
    • DTCC/DTC/Cede & Co.
    • MSRB
    • FIDC/NCUA
    • SIPC
    • UN
    • IMF/World Bank
    • ANSI
    • ISO
    • IUCN
    • WWF
    • G7
    • G20
    • G5
  • Police Groups:
    • State Sheriffs Associations
    • Fraternal Order of Police
  • Federal Judiciary History
    • Judiciary Act
    • Judicial Code
    • Title 28
    • Federal Crimes Acts
    • Federal Criminal Code Title 18
  • Major Acts in Finance:
    • UCC
    • FDIC Act
    • FRA
    • SSA
    • IRC
    • CFTC
    • SA
    • SEA
  • Major Acts/Treaties/Cases in Technology
    • Radio Convention
    • Radio Act
    • Communications Act (FCC)
    • NBC Antitrust
    • General Electric/RCA Antitrust
    • AT&T Antitrust
    • Edison Movie Trust
  • Family Law
    • VAWA
    • Juvenile Codes
    • Juvenile Due Process Cases
    • Federal Grants Influencing:
  • Parks
    • The Big Bad Bank. George W. Hunt.
    • WWF World Wildlife Fund
    • IUCN
    • Global Debt Facilities
    • CAFRs
  • New Deal Era:
    • Hoover Dam
    • S.E.C.
    • Stock in FDIC
    • Court Packing
    • Erie
    • FRCP Law Equity Merger
  • English Courts History
    • Judicature Acts
    • Common Law Procedure Act
    • Statute of Uses
    • Statute of Mortmain
    • Statute of Enrollment
    • Statute de Bonis
    • Debt
    • Assumpsit
    • Ejectment
    • Detinue
    • Trover
    • Replevin
  • Short Selling
    • Cato Institute. Regulation. John Welborn. The Phantom Shares Menace. Spring (2008). Vol. 31 No. 1.
    • The Pollack Study. Short-Sale Regulation of NASDAQ Securities. (1986).
    • Uniform Commercial Code Article 8 Investment Securities.
      • Policy Perspectives on Revised U.C.C. Article 8. James S. Rogers. CLA Law Review (1996).
      • Father Knows Best: Revised Article 8 and the Individual Investor. Francis J. Facciolo. (2000).
      • UCC Article 8: Will the Indirect Holding of Securities Survive the Light of Day. Russell A. Hakes. 35 Loyola L.A. L. Rev. 661 (2002).
    • Law of Bailments.
  • History of the Federal Reserve Act. 12 US Code Ch-3.
    • William Greider. Secrets of the Temple: How the Federal Reserve Runs the Country.
    • G.E. Griffin. The Creature from Jekyll Island.
    • Murray Rothbard. The Case Against the Fed.
    • Eustace Mullins. Secrets of the Federal Reserve.
    • Norman Dodd. Researcher for Reece Committee. Interview on Carnegie Institute, Rockefeller Foundation, and other Nonprofits.
    • Louis McFadden speech in Congressional Record.
    • Lindbergh, Charles. Banking, Currency, and the Money Trust.
    • Edwin Vieira. Pieces of Eight.
    • Universal Postal Union (1874). Treaty of Berne.
    • Metre Convention (1875).
    • International Meridian Conference (1884)
    • Herbert Joyce. History of the Post Office. from Its Establishment Down to 1836. (1893).
    • Pujo Committee.
    • Bank of the United States.
    • Rothbard, Murray. The Panic of 1819.
    • Second Bank of the United States.
    • National Banking Act
    • Legal Tender Cases
      • Hepburn v. Griswold.
      • Knox v. Lee.
      • Parker v. Davis.
      • See also Scott Credit River incident.
      • See also Justice Joseph Story’s Hunter v. Martin’s Lessee case for precedent of federal power over land within States.
    • McCulloch v. Maryland.
    • Postal Savings program.
    • Aldrich-Vreeland Act.
    • Federal Reserve Act (1913).
    • Securities Act of 1933
    • International Labour Organization ratification.
    • Social Security Act.
    • Helvering v. Davis.
    • Securities and Exchange Act of 1934
    • Glass-Steagall Act
    • Chandler Bankruptcy Act (1938)
    • FDIC Act.
    • Trust Powers for National Banks.
    • Bretton Woods.
    • Community Reinvestment Act.
    • Gramm-Leach-Bliley Financial Modernization Act
    • FDIC Plaque Full Faith and Credit claim ~(2006)
  • Abolitionism and Reconstruction
    • Noah’s Covenant. Gen 9.
    • Calvin’s Case. Edward Coke decision. Scottish right to own land in England via personal union of Crowns.
    • Virginia Company Charters
    • Earl of Oxford’s Case. King James allows Chancery Court of Equity to overrule Courts of Law.
    • Articles / Treaty between Britain and Virginia recognizing trading rights.
    • Trial of King Charles. English Civil War and Oliver Cromwell Revolution.
    • Royal African Company Chartered (1660) by King Charles II. Company of Royal Adventurers Trading to Africa. Transports more than 200 thousand people in bondage before 1752.
    • Bank of England Charter (1694).
    • Declaratory Act against Ireland
    • Declaratory Act against American Colonies
    • Stamp Act
    • Currency Act of 1764
    • Navigation Acts
    • Declaration of Independence enters all State constitutions.
    • Concerning the Reception of Common Law in each State.
    • Articles of Confederation
    • All State Constitutions. Thorpe.
    • Constitution for the United States of America of 1788.
    • Federal Bill of Rights enacted 1791, declaratory of existing state common law.
    • Slave Trade Act of 1807. (UK) An Act for the Abolition of the Slave Trade.
    • Slavery Abolition Act of 1833. (UK)
    • Act Prohibiting Importation of Slaves. (1807) 2 Stat 426. Approved by President Thomas Jefferson.
    • Barron v. Baltimore. Federal courts refuse to enforce Bill of Rights against States, and interpret such that States courts would not be bound either.
    • Somersett’s Case. Somerset v Stewart (1772) 98 ER 499. King’s Bench.
    • Booth v. Abelman.
    • The Amistad.
    • Lyons-Seward Treaty of 1862. Treaty between the United States and Great Britain for the Suppression of the Slave Trade.
    • Thirteenth Amendment. Rule concerning the illegality of involuntary servitude. Suspicious Congress Shall Enforce clause.
    • Ironclad Oaths. US Attorney General’s Opinion.