Bills are assigned to standing committees of the House or Senate, where hearings are held to investigate concerns and elicit views of persons interested or expert in proposed legislation. The Law Library collects many hearings, which may be searched by title or keyword in the online catalog.
Bluebook Rule 13.3
"Federal committee hearings. When citing federal committee hearings, always include the entire subject matter title as it appears on the cover, the bill number (if any), the subcommittee name (if any), the committee name, the number of the Congress, the page number of the particular material being cited (if any), and the year of publication."
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