resource for old laws

[Jay Wright]

Someone asked me for a copy of the Subdivision Map Act from 1994. (I don't know why)
Where would you look first?
I asked Mr. Google first and will try to reword my query to get results next.
Jay

[Jay Wright]

Mr. Google sent me to beerleg which is sending me to the members only section of this site. Pretty cool

[pls7809]

Yes the members section of the CLSA website as many of the historical versions of the SMA, PLS Act and others.

[Dave Karoly, PLS]

The Office of the Chief Clerk of the Assembly has all of the Statutes scanned and available on-line plus a lot of other stuff like legislative histories.

Statutes, by Year and Chapter:
http://clerk.assembly.ca.gov/archive-li ... e=statutes

It's really handy for reading how the law was back in history.

[dedkad]

The Office of the Chief Clerk of the Assembly has all of the Statutes scanned and available on-line plus a lot of other stuff like legislative histories.

Statutes, by Year and Chapter:
http://clerk.assembly.ca.gov/archive-li ... e=statutes

It's really handy for reading how the law was back in history.

Thanks, Dave! I found something on your link that I had been looking for for quite some time . Unfortunately, it's a cumbersome website. Took about 5 minutes to download the 100 Mb file that covers resolutions just from 1911. I only wanted a few pages, but didn't see how to view and print the pages I needed without downloading the whole darn thing.

[Stephen Johnson]

Thanks from me too, Dave.

Added the link to my research files

[Dave Karoly, PLS]

I was going in the stacks at Witkin Law Library (California State Library) and getting the old books and photocopying them. One of the librarians saw this and pointed out the website to me. Much easier.