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FindLaw Findlaw is a one-stop shop for state and federal statutes, caselaw (including U.S.
Supreme Court cases), regulations, law review articles, legal news, organizations, and more.
NOTE: Findlaw now has California caselaw dating back to 1934!
The Law Engine (a
comprehensive legal-specific search engine)
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FedWorld (a service of
the National Technical Information Service; offers a wealth of
government and business information, including the Statistical
Abstracts of the United States and full text of some court
cases)
FedStats (federal and
regional statistics)
State Laws
(also laws of U.S. territories and Indian nations)
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California Judicial Council
Forms (NOTE: Forms are downloadable but not "interactive"; i.e., you cannot fill them out
on the screen.)
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Hoover's Company
Capsules (lots of company information; some portions of the site are available only with a
paid subscription)
The Virtual Chase (an award-winning site filled with valuable information for legal
researchers)
Law Library Resource Exchange (an electronic
newsletter containing oodles of practical and interesting information)
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The National Journal
(site includes links to other National Journal publications,
including The Almanac of American Politics, Capital
Source, Federal Technology Source, and more
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Woody's Office Watch (unofficial site maintained by
MS guru/gadfly Woody Leonhard)
WordPerfect Universe (site includes a bulletin
board where people post questions and answers about WordPerfect, and a "vault" listing people's
favorite tips, macros, etc.)
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e-Legal Technology (a specialist legal
technology directory.
The site is scheduled to "go live" toward the end of September, 2009)
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