The offices of legislative clerks and secretaries in the States.

Mode of access: Internet.

Summaries of constitutional and statutory provisions granting administrative and supervisory powers to chief justices and courts of last resort.

"BX-293."

Recent progress in the states in the field of mental health.

Mode of access: Internet.

Purchasing by the States.

Mode of access: Internet.

The effects of Griffin v. Illinois on the States' administration of the criminal law.

Mode of access: Internet.

The governors of the States, 1900-1950

Mode of access: Internet.

The office of attorney general: personnel and financing; a summary of a survey of the offices of attorneys general in the 48 States, Alaska, Guam, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico.

Mode of access: Internet.

Air pollution; summary report to the Governors' Conference.

Mode of access: Internet.

Interim legislative study assignments, 1947 ...

BX--267.

Mr. President ... Mr. Speaker ... Report.

Mode of access: Internet.

Interstate compacts for traffic safety: The driver license compact and The vehicle equipment safety compact.

Mode of access: Internet.

American constitutions : the relations of the three departments as adjusted by a century.

Read before the Chit Chat Club of San Francisco.

The American commonwealth,

I. The national government. II. The state governments. The party system. The party system (contin.) III. Public opinion. Illustrations and reflections. Social institutions.

The law and use of interstate compacts : a manual prepared for the National Association of Attorneys General /

Mode of access: Internet.

The promotion and disruption of community service delivery systems

In this paper, we report data drawn from a larger project on the functioning of the Queensland community service delivery system, particularly that providing services to people with disabilities. Our reasoning for focusing at this level is that, from the service user's perspective, support is derived from the service delivery system, not just individual service providers. Defining the service delivery system as formal services and informal support networks, we undertook interviews and focus groups with service providers in six areas in Queensland: inner urban, outer urban, rural and remote. The period on which we report is one in which considerable reform activity had been undertaken by funding bodies of the Commonwealth and State governments. We report on those factors we identified which promote the integrated functioning of the service delivery system, as well as those factors that disrupt it. We conclude with a brief evaluative analysis of the current status of the system.