Virtual Shelf Browser
Using the Virtual Browser
Below is a list of the Departments and Agencies featured in our collection. The letter(s) at the beginning of the SuDoc number indicate which Department/Agency produced a grouping of documents.
If you click on a particular letter you’ll then be shown a list of all the documents created by that Department or Agency by topic.
Once you’ve chosen a specific topic of interest click on the SuDoc stem. You’ll be taken to the TCU catalog where it will list all the documents we have in our collection with that SuDoc stem.
For more detailed information on the SuDoc classification system go to the Core Documents research guide.
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United States Commission on Civil Rights (1957- )
| CR 1.1: | Annual Reports 1959- |
| CR 1.2 | General Publications |
| CR 1.6: | Regulations, Rules, and Instructions |
| CR 1.6/2: | Handbooks, Manuals, Guides |
| CR 1.6/3: | Working with Your Schools |
| CR 1.8: | Hearings and Conferences Before Commission on Civil Rights |
| CR 1.9: | Bibliographies, Lists of Publications |
| CR 1.10: | Clearinghouse Publications 1965- |
| CR 1.10:15 | Civil Rights Directory |
| CR 1.11/2: | Clearinghouse Publications: Urban Series |
| CR 1.11: | Urban Studies |
| CR 1.12: | New Perspectives 1968- |
| CR 1.14: | School Desegregation in |
| CR 1.15: | Civil Rights Update |
| CR 1.17: | Civil Rights Journal |
| CR 1.18: | Historical Publications of the United States Commission on Civil Rights |
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Wrongful Convictions: The Literature, the Issues, and the Unheard Voices
The strength of our criminal justice system depends on its accuracy — its ability to convict those who have committed crimes and to clear those who are innocent. We have been refining our justice system for more than 200 years, and we continue to have dedicated public servants who help keep us safe, bring justice and a senseof closure to victims, and defend the rights of individuals accused of crimes...