CyberCites
Legal Research
WashLaw
http://www.washlaw.edu/
WashLaw,
maintained by Washburn Law School, has virtually everything a legal
researcher could want: court cases, statutes, and general reference
material such as zip codes and email directories. WashLaw provides links
to all known law-related materials on the Internet, covering state law,
federal law, and foreign and international law. The site also has links
to resources in legal subject areas. Additionally, WashLaw lists a large
number of law-related listserv discussion groups.
Cornell
Legal Information Institute
http://www.law.cornell.edu/
The
Legal Information Institute links to a wide variety of information on
government, including the full U.S. Code, bills, reports, state Constitutions,
statutes and codes, etc. Included at this site are Supreme Court decisions
from 1990 to the present, available on the day of the decision, and
a growing collection of historic Supreme Court decisions. Other offerings
are the full-text of all official judgments, advisory opinions, and
orders from the International Court of Justice since 1996. This site
has many links to other relevant legal material on the web.
FindLaw
http://www.findlaw.com/index.html
FindLaw
is a comprehensive website which makes legal journals, news and case
law accessible. The site is searchable and its LawCrawler search engine
can also search law-related web sites. FindLaw also provides the most
complete free database of U.S. Supreme Court decisions on the Web, dating
back to 1893. Links on the front page are arranged by the type of user
they might appeal to, including a section for law students.
University
Law Review Project
http://www.lawreview.org/
This
cooperative site, set up by members of the legal education community
including FindLaw and Cornell’s Legal Information Institute, provides
a search engine that allows users to conduct full-text searches of all
law review articles on the Web. Users may also subscribe to receive
email updates of new law review and law journal article abstracts. Updates
are available in a variety of topical areas.
Meta-Index
for U.S. Legal Research http://gsulaw.gsu.edu/metaindex/
This
webpage is an index of many of the searchable sites indexes of primary
U.S. legal resources on the Internet. The Meta-Index gathers search
utilities from a variety of web sites, allowing the user to search the
full text of a wide group of online legal resources residing at those
sites. The Meta-Index is an excellent source for legal researchers who
wish to find one place on the Web from which to begin a search for online
primary authority.
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