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Libraries Online Information Service.
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| American Bar Association.
The ABA has created and maintains this Web site as a service to members
and the
Internet community.
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| ABA
Lawlink.
The Lawlink is designed to provide
quick access to Web sites that have
important legal information. Many of these sites are not on
the ABA's Web
servers. Each site has been selected and evaluated by a
member of the
ABA's Legal Technology Resource Center staff to ensure this
remains a high
quality resource. LTRC staff also compiles a regular e-mail
of sites relevant
to legal professionals on the Site-tation e-mail list.
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| Argus Clearinghouse.
Government and law.
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Chilling
Effects Clearinghouse.
A joint project of the Electronic Frontier Foundation and Harvard,
Stanford,
Berkeley, and University of San Francisco law school clinics. Treats
online rights
triggered, for example, when receiving a letter asking you to remove
information
from a Web site or to stop engaging in an activity. Also looks at
liability for
information that someone else posted to your online forum.
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| Cornell Law School.
This web site holds the Internet publications of the Legal Information Institute,
a
part of the Cornell Law School. The server offers the LII's collection of recent and
historic Supreme Court decisions, its hypertext versions of the full U.S. Code, U.S.
Constitution, Federal Rules of Evidence and Civil Procedure, recent opinions of the
New
York Court of Appeals and commentary on them from the LII bulletin and other
important
legal materials -- federal, state, foreign and international. It holds the LII's
e-mail
address directory of faculty and staff at U.S. law schools as well as contact
information
on other people and organizations in the field of law. It is host to the
Cornell Law
Review, and offers information about Cornell Law School and the Cornell
Law Library.
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| Federal
Depository Library Program.
The FDLP was established by Congress to ensure that the American public has
access
to its government's information. The Government Printing Office provides
government
information at no cost to designated depository libraries throughout
the country. These
depository libraries, in turn, provide local, no-fee access to
government information in
all formats in an impartial environment with professional
assistance.
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| Federal
Legal Resources.
Maintained by Mark A. Shiller, J.D.
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| Findlaw Internet
Legal Resources.
Laws, law reviews, law crawler.
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| formsguru.com.
This site has a library of 200+ free legal forms and business
letters covering
many different topics, everything from simple power of attorney
forms to bills
of sale. These are NOT links to forms elsewhere, but are the
actual forms.
Also presented are two additional legal forms sites based on the
FindForms.com
search engine data. Please also see: FormsTool.com
and FormsBroker.com.
See also uslegalforms.com
for business, corporation, federal and like forms
tailored by state; charge
is $10 for electronic version, $14 for paper.
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| Internet Legal Research
Guide.
A categorized index of 3100 select web sites in 238 nations, islands, and
territories, as well as more than 475 locally stored web pages and other files.
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| Lawguru.
User can perform a search using more than 435 legal search engines and tools
and
also use a Multiple
Resource Research Tool which allows searching different
legal resources from one
interface and search box either individually or
simultaneously and also offers a unique
"parallel searching" capability.
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| LawIDEA.com.
LawIDEA.com is an extensive Legal Links
Directory with over 15,000 legal related
resources.
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| Lawlinks.
The Internet's most comprehensive legal resource site for both attorneys
and
consumers.
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| Law.net.
Law.Net is designed to be a one-stop legal information resource for the Internet.
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| Lawrunner.
A feature of the Internet Legal
Resource Guide, LawRunner provides for
the use of
pre-defined intelligent agents in conjunction with the world's
leading
Web index, AltaVista™,
as well as select legal
databases. Use LawRunner to
limit searches to a particular
jurisdiction, or to web sites with a particular domain
suffix. (See
"Sites" pull-down box below.)
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| Law
for Internet
Self-help legal information for starting, building and operating
an Internet business.
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| "Law
Lists" Search Page.
"Law Lists" is a compilation of electronic mailing lists and Usenet
newsgroups for
discussions, announcements, news, articles, etc., related to law. It is
maintained by
Lyonette Louis-Jacques, Foreign and International Law Librarian and Lecturer
in
Law at the University of Chicago.
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| Lawyers Cooperative
Publishing.
This is a part of West Group, the leading publisher of legal and educational
materials, and a major provider of news, business, and financial information.
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| 'Lectric Law Library.
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| 'Lectric Law Library
Study of Law Study.
A collection of tons of legal research guides, course/subject outlines, class tests
and real-world info about legal education and being a lawyer.
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| Lexs-Nexis.
Communications Center.
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| Lexis-Nexis.
Telnet to the LEXIS-NEXIS Information Service.
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| Links
to Law-Related Sources.
These links are some of the Northeastern
University's Law Library's favorite
Internet legal resources.
Most of these sites are free, but some require
registration and
some payment.
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| Results.
This database contains syllabi of the opinions of the Supreme
Court from
1990 to the present. Syllabi are summaries of each case prepared by
the
Court's reporter of decisions. Cornell search engine.
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| Trademarks,
All About.
This site, dedicated to trademarks, and trademark law, is
maintained
by Gregory H. Guillot.
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| United States
Constitution.
Complete text.
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| United States Code.
This version is generated from the most recent version made available by the
US
House of Representatives.
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| U
S Supreme Court.
Docket, calendar and schedules, bar admissions, case handling guide,
opinions, orders; with site search engine.
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| Westlaw.
Internet access.
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| The
World Intellectual Property Organization.
(WIPO) is an international organization dedicated to promoting the
use and
protection of works of the human spirit. These works –
intellectual property –
are expanding the bounds of science and
technology and enriching the world
of the arts. Through its work, WIPO plays an important role in enhancing the
quality and enjoyment
of life, as well as creating real wealth for nations.
With headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland, WIPO is one of the 16
specialized
agencies of the United Nations system of organizations.
It administers 23
international treaties dealing with different
aspects of intellectual property
protection. The Organization counts
178 nations as member
states.
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| World
Wide Web Law Library.
The World Wide Web Virtual Library is a project developed by the World Wide Web
Consortium (aka W3). Information in the Virtual Libraries is categorized by subject.
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| Z39.50
Gateway.
Library of Congress Page for gateway access to LC's catalog and those at
many other
institutions.
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