In order to present a legislative intent argument to the court, one must locate all sources of relevant information, organize the materials in an understandable format, and then carefully analyze them in light of the factual context presented by the case at hand.

Legislative documents are not easily accessible because of the number of different source locations and the semi-private nature of many of the holdings. Each legislative analysis has a different point of origin, use and retention profile. With over 30 years of experience, Legislative Intent Service, Inc.'s personnel know where legislative information comes from and the special access protocols for each storage facility.

In these days of restricted budgets, the staff in the relevant offices and facilities simply do not have the time to perform thorough research of this nature for the public, or even to respond quickly to the simplest requests. Because Legislative Intent Service, Inc. has spent many years collecting these important historical materials, we have available for rapid response tens of thousands of legislative documents from our own archives and collection.

Legislative Intent Service, Inc. transmits to each client requesting full research a professionally prepared report that begins with a report analysis, followed by an organized presentation of the documents. Also included is our lengthy Points and Authorities on the use of legislative intent material as evidence.