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	Resources Electronic Resources by Topic Subscription Databases Library Catalog Exams CALI Research Guides Services Inter-Library Loan Request Community Access Program Course/Permanent Reserve Form Workshops Ask a Librarian Alumni Policies About The Library Hours Staff Maps Policies			home \| resources \| Research Guides \| legal research on the web Legal Research on the World Wide Web The Lawyers Guide To The Internet, Allison, G. Burgess Reference Collection KF242.A1 A2 1995 The Internet Fact Finder For Lawyers, Blackman, Joshua D. Reference Collection KF242.A1 B53 1998 The Legal List: Research on the Internet Botluk, Diana Reference Collection KF242.A1 L44 1997 (1998 edition located in the Reference Department) Guide To Finding Legal and Regulatory Information on the Internet, Chandler, Yvonne Reference Collection KF242.A1 C48 1998 Computer Assisted Legal Research: A Guide to Successful Online Searching, Cochard, Susan and Whitney-Ulane, Samantha General Collection KF242.A1 C63 1997 Law on the Net Evans, James Reference Collection KF242.A1 E94 1997 Law, Law, Law on the Internet: The Best Legal Web Sites and More Heels, Erik J. and Richard P. Klau Reference Collection KF242.A1 H438 1998 Miller, Carol R. "Legal Research on the Internet: A 10-Step Strategy," 60 Texas Bar Journal 1169 (December 1997) Waters, Robert Craig "An Internet Primer for Florida Legal Researchers" 70 Florida Bar Journal 12 (November 1996) Selected Search Engines and Directories LawCrawler http://www.lawcrawler.com FindLaw http://www.findlaw.com Hieros Gamos http://www.hg.org All Law http://www.alllaw.com Internet Legal Resource Guide http://www.ilrg.com The Law Engine http://www.fastsearch.com/law/index.html LawGuru http://www.lawguru.com Selected Sites Administrative Codes and Registers- lists available online documents by state http://www.nass.org/acr/acrdir.htm American Bar Association- includes legal news, CLE listings, selected articles from the ABA Journal, and LAWlink, a compilation of research links http://www.abanet.org Cornell Legal Information Institute- includes many searchable federal government publications as well as research links organized by legal topic or source http://www.law.cornell.edu/ Federal Agencies on the Internet- listing of agencies divided by branch of government; includes independent and quasi-official agencies http://www.lib.lsu.edu/gov/fedgov.html Federal Court Finder- links to Federal Supreme Court and Circuit Courts of Appeal; many of the court pages include full-text opinions http://vls.law.vill.edu/Locator/fedcourt.html Florida Bar- includes Florida ethics opinions, articles from the Florida Bar Journal, and links to other Florida legal sites http://www.flabar.org Florida Legislature Online Sunshine- contains bill information, Florida Statues, and the Florida Constitution, all searchable http://www.leg.state.fl.us/ JOSHUA- Florida judicial information including Florida Supreme Court opinions and court rules http://www.flcourts.org/ Law Lists- information about, and links to, various law-related listservs http://www.lib.uchicago.edu/~llou/lawlists/info.html Legal Journals on the Web- links to full and selected text articles, abstracts, and tables of contents from online law reviews and journals http://lawweb.usc.edu/library/journals/journals.html Library of Congress- link to Thomas (U.S. Congress page). Click on "Explore the Internet" to find research links to all 3 branches of government http://lcweb.loc.gov/ Municipal Codes Online- codes from selected cities and links to other municipal code websites http://www.spl.org/selectedsites/municode.html State and Local Government on the Net- links to state and local government websites organized by state http://www.piperinfo.com/state/index.cfm Virtual Chase- links to search tools and comprehensive legal resources, organized by subject http://www.virtualchase.com/resources/ WashLaw Web- extensive collection of legal and non-legal links from Washburn University School of Law http://www.washlaw.edu/ Tip: These URLs (Internet addresses) are current as of August 24, 1999. Addresses often change on short notice as web pages are reorganized or moved. If you find an outdated URL that has no forwarding link, try using the first part of the address (www.example.edu) to find the main page or use a search engine to find the new URL.