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U. S. Law |
American Civil Liberties Union Reading Room (gopher) |
"The Amistad case: 'Outright Plagiarism' or 'Who Owns History?' " ("site devoted to the Amistad incident and Supreme Court case [1841] ['the first civil rights case in American jurisprudence'], as well as the new Spielberg movie on the same topic and the court controversy surrounding that film") (Michael Peil / Legal Information Institute) |
Appellate Counsellor Home Page (Calvin House) |
Bill of Rights |
'With an Even Hand': Brown V. Board at 50 (virtual exhibit) (Library of COngress, Washington, DC) |
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Constitution Of The U. S. |
Constitution of the United States (Emory School of Law) |
Constitution for the United States |
Criminal Law Links (Randy Wheeler) |
FBI Home Page |
Federal Law and Information (Emory School of Law) |
FindLaw - LawCrawler ("Search engine which allows you to search for laws from a wide range of sources, including: FCC, FTC, SEC, Library of Congress, US Military Sites and the Federal Judicial Center"; includes links to legal resources outside the U. S.) |
Fred Korematsu Law Library (general legal resources and info) (All Rise! Network) |
Handbook of California Civil Procedure (Stephen S. Ashley / Stratton Press) |
Bernard J. Hibbitts (U. Pittsburgh School of Law), "Last Writes?: Re-assessing the Law Review in the Age of Cyberspace" |
Internet Legal Resource Guide ("comprehensive resource of the information available on the Internet concerning law and the legal profession, with an emphasis on the United States of America . . . designed for everyone, from lay persons to legal scholars alike") (Prescott M. |
Judiciary Information on the English Server |
Law and Policy Institutions Guide ("designed for the legal profession, academia and the public, Law and Policy Institutions Guide is your one stop source for legal research") (Randy Roberts) |
LawGuru.com |
LAWLink (Amer. Bar Assoc.) |
Legaldocs (prepare legal documents online; some for free) (USA Law Publications, Inc.) |
Legal Information Institute (deep and well-organized page of legal studies resources) (Cornell Law School) |
Legal Information Inst.: Items of Special Current Interest (Cornell Law School) |
US Constitution (Legal Information Institute, Cornell U.) |
LSU Pre-Law Society Page (includes info on applying to law school, career guides, financial assistance, law schools, the LSAT, etc.) (James Bolner, Sr.) |
NARA: US National Archives & Records Administration |
The National Journal of Sexual Orientation Law |
OJ Simpson Trial Court Transcripts (Jack Walraven) |
Scanned Originals of Early American Documents (including pages from the Constitution, Bill of Rights, Declaration of Independence) (Emory School of Law) |
The Seamless Website: Legal Resources for Everyone (commercial site that includes many freely-accessible links and online texts) (TSW Limited) |
TORE: Text Optimum Retrieval Engine/Federal Register (sophisticated search interface for the Federal Register; fuzzy, proximity, and other searches) |
United States Federal Register |
U.S. House of Representatives Internet Law Library: U.S. Code (search the U. S. Code) |
U.S. Law: Primary Documents and Commentary (gopher) |
U. S. Supreme Court Decisions (Legal Information Inst., Cornell Law School) |
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U. S. Supreme Court Decision On Affirmative Action, June 12, 1995 (Legal Information Inst., Cornell Law School): |
West's Legal Directory via WAIS (searchable directory of U.S. lawyers and law firms) |
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