References

1. Artificial Intelligence (AI) Discovery

1. Chatbots
   • Google Gemini
   • Grok
   • Perplexity
   • Meta AI
   • Microsoft Copilot
2. Completed Discovery
   • Foreign Tax Status Information Group (FTSIG) AI Discovery
   • SEDM Artificial Intelligence (AI) Discovery

2. Offsite Reference Tools

• Family Guardian Website
  • Subject Index
  • Law Dictionary
  • Legal Abbreviations
  • Research Tools
  • Published Authors
  • Precedence of Law
  • Maxims of Law
  • Legal Research Sources
  • State Legal Resources
• Sovereignty Education and Defense Ministry (SEDM)
  • Forms/Pubs
  • Litigation Tolls
  • Subject Index
  • Sovereignty and Freedom Points and Authorities, Litigation Tool #10.018
  • Situational References
  • Master Index of Forms/Pubs
  • Content by Category
  • Exhibits
  • Proof Of Facts
• Foreign Tax Status Information Group (FTSIG)
  • Subject Index
  • Content by Category
  • Artificial Intelligence (AI) Discovery
  • Debate and Discovery
  • Proof Of Facts
  • Frivolous Subjects
•  Library Guides -- Various analyses of key ideas and how they were advanced by some of the works in this collection.

3. Local Collections & Directories

1.  Liberty Library of Constitutional Classics
2.  U.S. National Militia Directory
3.  U.S. Citizen Crime Prevention & Law Enforcement Directory
4.  Talk/News Radio & TV Directory
5.  Libraries Online — Links to online library catalogs and collections.
6.  Primary Sources — Extensive collection of links and documents from Rick Gardiner's site.
7.  Religious Scriptures Online — Links to the writings of the world's major religions.
8.  Prime Reading — Recommended reading.
9.    Reading List #1
10.  Reading List #2
11.  Reading recommended to the Continental Congress — Indicating what works may have influenced the drafting of the U.S. Constitution

4. Encyclopedias, Dictionaries and Thesauri

1.  Bouvier Law Dictionary. Also available as two self-extracting executables: Part 1 and Part 2, or two zip files: Part 1 and Part 2.
2.  Black's Law Dictionary, 2nd Ed. 1910. 291.8MB.
3.  Law Dictionary, Jacob Giles, 6th Ed. 1750.
4.  Wikipedia Articles of Interest. Check these for fidelity to their subjects.
5.  Legal Dictionary — One of the FreeDictionary collection.
6.  law.com Dictionary — Find definitions of legal terms.
7.  lawyers.com Glossary — Find definitions of legal terms, from a somewhat establishment viewpoint.
8.  The Century Dictionary — Most comprehensive of the online dictionaries, with more than 500,000 words.
9.  Merriam-Webster Unabridged Dictionary — Online edition of their printed dictionary.
10.  Dictionary Definition — Makes use of multiple print dictionaries.
11.  Your Dictionary — Combines dictionary and thesaurus functions.
12.  Webster Dictionary — Another online dictionary.
13.  HyperDictionary — Interesting implementation, worthy of a visit.
14.  Online Etymology Dictionary — The historical origins and sounds of English words.
15.  Encyclopedia Britannica — Another way to access the online edition of this important reference.
16.  World Book Online — Usage charge on this encylopedia, mainly directed at younger scholars.
17.  Encyclopedia.com — Usage charge on this encylopedia, but has many short articles that are free.
18.  The Encyclopedia Mythica — Compendium of mythology, legends, and folklore.
19.  RefDesk.com — Links to all kinds of reference sites and pages.
20.  ReferenceDesk.org — Links to all kinds of reference sites and pages.
21.  Research Libraries Group — System for sharing of resources among libraries.
22.  ProQuest — Formerly University Microfilms. Source for documents on microfilm and microfiche.
23.  English-Greek, Greek-English Online Dictionary — Find Greek terms for English words.
24.  English-Greek Online Dictionary, S.C. Woodhouse (1910) — Find Greek terms for English words.
25.  Greek Ligatures — Tables of ancient and medieval character combinations and abbreviations, useful for rendering manuscripts into Greek fonts.
26.  Old English to Modern English Translator — The language of the Anglo-Saxon legal tradition, before the Norman conquest.
27.  Middle English Dictionary — The language of the English legal tradition, from the Norman conquest to the advent of printing in 1476.

5. Documentation & Data

1.     Robert's Rules of Order Revised — Online version of 1915 edition. Essential manual for parliamentarians of deliberative assemblies. The HTML files can also be downloaded all at once in a Zip archive for local use on your computer.
   •  Translations — Collection of RROR in other languages.
2.  Parliamentary Procedure — Links to resources on making decisions in deliberative assemblies.
3.  Google Books — Project to put every book online, often with OCR text, but uncorrected.
   •  Books Ngram Viewer — Tool to search all searchable books in their collection for words or phrases and display frequency on a graph. Can be used to find historical usages of terms.
4.  The On-Line Books Page — Archive at the U. of Pennsylvania.
5.  Natural Law, Natural Rights, and American Constitutionalism — From the Witherspoon Institute.
6.  Center for the Study of the Great Ideas — From the editors of The Great Books of the Western World.
7.  Office of Population Research — Comprehensive data on population growth, distribution, and factors affecting birth and death statistics.
8.  Intelligence & CounterIntelligence — Extensive collection of links on intelligence and counterintelligence matters.

6. Government & Law

1. Sovereignty Education and Defense Ministry (SEDM)
   1.  Litigation Tools page - Sovereignty Education and Defense Ministry
   2.  Law DVD
   3.  Tax DVD
   4.  U.S. Statutes at Large, complete collection, 1789-2007, with selections for tax statutes of 1917-1939.
2. Family Guardian Fellowship
   1.  Subject Index
   2.  Situational References
   3.  Law and Government Topic
   4.  Legal Research Sources
   5.  State Legal Resources
   6.  Precedence of Law
   7.  Maxims of Law
   8.  Legal Abbreviations
3.   The Annotated Constitution — GPO, CRS [PDF], 2628p. Project of the Congressional Research Service (CRS) and Government Printing Office (GPO). Annotated references to Supreme Court decisions arranged by provision and amendment. Some very large files.
4.  The U.S. Constitution Annotated — Findlaw rendition. Links to case files on their site.
5.  Library of Congress
   1.  A Century Of Lawmaking: 1774-1837
      1.  Annals of Congress — Record of debates 1789-1824, which offer the most insight into original understanding of the Constitution.
6.  U.S. Statutes at Large, complete collection, 1789-2007, with selections for tax statutes of 1917-1939.
7.  U.S. Code, partial collection, 1926
8.  United States Code (USC) — Cornell University rendition
   See especially the following:
   1.  12 USC 95 — Emergency Rule
   2.  18 USC 241 — Conspiracy Against Rights
   3.  18 USC 242 — Deprivation of Rights under Color of Law
   4.  18 USC 921 — Firearms, Definitions
   5.  18 USC 922 — Firearms, Unlawful Acts
   6.  18 USC 2382 — Misprision of Treason
   7.  18 USC Ch.211 — Jurisdiction and Venue
   8.  18 USC Ch.215 — Grand Jury
   9.  42 USC 1983 — Civil action for deprivation of rights
9.  United States Code — Searchable tool provided by GPO.
10.  United States Code — Searchable tool provided by the Office of the Law Revision Counsel.
11.  Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) — Searchable tool provided by GPO.
12.  GPO eCFR Search Engine — More powerful, beta version, may not return all results of a search on the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR). See Search Tips for instructions.
13.  Office of the Law Revision Counsel, U.S. House of Representatives — These are the people who are restating the Statutes at Large (SAL) into the United States Code (USC), some of which have been re-enacted as statutes and some of which have not, so it requires some research to determine which are statutes and which are only "evidence" of the statutes. The USC is not to be confused with the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), or with various government forms and instruction books, which are a product of the various executive branch agencies, allegedly based on the statutes or codes, but sometimes extending and deviating from them in significant ways. The application of provisions of the CFR to any but government employees or contractors, or to visitors to government facilities or users of government proprietary assets, is unconstitutional exercise of the legislative power by the executive branch agency. For more on this see the Borlase Guide.
14.  Internal Revenue Code — 26 USC, as of January 1, 2002.
15.  Uniform Commercial Code (UCC)
16.   Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) — Local copy as of 1997 June 15.
17.  US Supreme Court Cases & Opinions — Comprehensive free archive from justia.com.
18.  FindLaw — Comprehensive archive of legal resources, including U.S. Supreme Court decisions.
19.  Legal Information Institute — Cornell archive of legal resources, including U.S. Supreme Court decisions not included in the Findlaw collection.
    1.  Decisions by Justice — U.S. Supreme Court justices in alphabetical order, with links to the decisions they signed.
20.  vLex —  Comprehensive archive of legal resources, both U.S. and foreign.
21.  Supreme Court of the United States — Rules and status of cases.
22.  Oyez — Multimedia archive of the U.S. Supreme Court.
23.  Federal Judicial Center — Collection of publications, such as litigation manuals.
24.  Public Access to Court Electronic Records (PACER) — Electronic public access service that allows users to obtain case and docket information from Federal Appellate, District and Bankruptcy courts, and from the U.S. Party/Case Index. A small fee is charged for time or pages accessed.
25.  Landmark Supreme Court Decisions — Local archive, with commentaries on the rulings and the opinions.
26.  United States Attorneys' Manual — Useful reading for anyone who may have to go against them.
27.  Avalon Project at Yale Law School — Documents in law, history and diplomacy.
28.  The Founders' Constitution — Online documentation from the University of Chicago.
29.  Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation — Rules of typography and formatting of legal writings. They are planning an online edition.
30.  House and Senate Rules — Rules of parliamentary procedure for each house of Congress.
31.  Jurisdictionary — Pre-trial tools.
32.  Big Class Action/Civil Rights — Contact service for pending and proposed class-actions.
33.  Ancient Legal Sourcebook — Collection of documents and links at Fordham University.
34.  Medieval Legal Sourcebook — Collection of documents and links at Fordham University.
35.  Federal Register — Proposed regulations posted here.
36.  Regulations.gov — Gateway to the Administrative State. Start here to try to stop further usurpations.
37.  National Archives and Records Adminstration — Archive of all kinds of interesting information, including the Federal Register and various images of important documents, such as the Charters of Freedom.
38.  Congressional Record Online — So far only goes back to 1995.
39.  National Constitution Center — Museum devoted to constitutional materials.
40.  Bill of Rights Institute — Education resources on the subject.
41.  Federal Judiciary — Clearinghouse of information on U.S. federal courts and news about them.
42.  Federal Bureau of Investigation — Has status of popular cases.
43.  Central Intelligence Agency — Online library of useful facts of all kinds.
44.  Department of State — Archive of international news and policies.
45.  Department of the Treasury — Archive of information about money.
    1.  Economic and trade sanctions against targeted foreign nations — Listing of those currently in force.
46.  Internal Revenue Service — Tax info, but can you cite this in your defense if it's wrong?
47.  Census Bureau — All their data available here.
48.  Openlaw — An experiment in crafting legal argument in an open forum.

7. Politics

1.  Politics Topic — Family Guardian Fellowship
2.  Congress.gov Legislative Information on the Internet — U.S. House and Senate activity.
3.  Govinfo Congressional Directory — Members of U.S. Congress with contact information and committee membership.
4.  U.S. House of Representatives Web page — Legislation, members, committees and organizations.
5.  U.S. Senate Web Page — Legislation, members, committees and organizations.
6.  National Political Index — Comprehensive directory of all things political.
7.  Vote Smart

8. History

1.  Great IRS Hoax, Form #11.302, Chapter 6: History of Federal Government Income Tax Fraud, Racketeering, and Exotrtion in the U.S.A. — Family Guardian
2.  American Memory Collection — A project of the Library of Congress.
3.  Making of America — Collection of 19th century books and journals by Cornell University.
4.  AmericanCivilWar.com — Particularly interesting for the constitutional issues raised.

9. Media

1.  Media and Intelligence Topic — Family Guardian
2.  PBS/WGBH-TV/Frontline — Much documentary material on Waco.
3.  C-SPAN — Coverage of constitutional processes and some issues.

10. Mysteries

1.  UFO-related On-line Sites — If there is something to it, and it is being covered up, it affects everything, including constitutional issues.

11. Internet

1.  Computers, Technology, and Information Security Topic — Family Guardian Fellowship
2.  FidoNet — Gateway to this interesting branch off the Internet.
3.  Internet Conference Calendar — Find the conferences you can attend.

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