Answered By: Kate Britt Last Updated: Apr 20, 2018 Views: 6
Answered By: Kate Britt
Last Updated: Apr 20, 2018 Views: 6
Print:
1788 Northwest Territory - governor and judges: Print (Retro KFZ1825.2 1788x)
1795 Northwest Territory - governor and judges: Print (Retro KFZ1825.2 1795x) and web
1798 Northwest Territory - Legislature: Print (Rare Books KFZ1825.2 1798x)
1799 Northwest Territory - First Session: Print (Rare Books KFZ1825.2 .N67 1800x)
1800 Northwest Territory - Second Session: Print (Retro KFZ1825.2 1800x 1800/1801) and web
Fiche:
The following table outlines what information is needed to find Ohio session laws in microfiche at the Law Library.
| Dates | General Assembly | Public Acts Vol.s | Arrangement | Info to Locate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1788/91-92 | NA | NA | By chapter # (listed on header) | Year and Chapter # |
| 1795-1798 | NA | NA | No discernable organization | Year (will need to browse) |
| 1799-1801 | NA | NA | By chapter # (listed on header) | Year and Chapter # |
| 1803-1808 | 1-7 | 1-7 | By chapter # (listed on header) | Year and Chapter # |
| 1809 | 8 | 8 | By chapter # (listed on header) | Year and Chapter # |
| 1810-1822 | 9-21 | 9-21 | By chapter # (listed on header) | Year and Chapter # |
| 1823-1824 | 22-23 | 22-23 | No discernable organization | Year (will need to browse) |
| 1825-1877 | 24-62 | 24-74 | Chronologically (no bill number notation in bill text) | Date of Bill's passage and Bill's subject |
| 1878-1953/4 | 63-100 | 75-125 | Chronologically (no bill number notation in bill text) | Date of Bill's passage and Bill's subject |
| 1955/56-present | 101-date | 126- | By Bill number (senate bills are separate from house bills) | Year and Bill # |
N.B.
- Pre-1803 Ohio was not a state, but part of the Northwest Territory
- Fiche for 111th (1975-1976) and 112th (1977-1978) General Assembly’s do have bill numbers on the fiche headers so the right fiche is easy to find for these years.
- Circulation staff will first need to look in the first fiche for that year to discern whether there is a table of contents that will limit the spread of pages where the bill may be found. The table of contents entry will be something like “Laws Enacted by the House of Representatives (or Senate).”
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