- American
Association For Paralegal Education
Established in 1981, AAfPE is a national
organization serving paralegal education and
institutions which offer paralegal education
programs.
- The American Bar
Association, with approximately 370,000
members, is the world's largest voluntary
professional association. The Association has
long served a dual role as advocate for the
profession and for the public. With the growing
complexity of society and our legal system, the
Association's public role has gained both
emphasis and breadth.
- Blackboard
Resources - Legal
- Center for
Corporate Law at the University of Cincinnati
College of Law. It is the intention of the Center
that this server will contain electronic data
that will assist lawyers in the practice of
corporate and securities law.
- Chat with
a Law Librarian - OhioLINK
- Cornell Law
School's Legal Information Institute
- Court
Web Sites Maintained by the National Center
for State Courts (NCSC) and includes Internet
addresses for both state level information and
for many local court locations as well.
- Federal
Communications Commission
- The Federal Judicial
Center is the federal courts' agency for
research and continuing education. Congress
established it by statute in 1967 as a separate
organization within the federal judicial system
at the request of the Judicial Conference of the
United States (see 28 U.S.C. §§ 620-629). Its
basic policies are determined by an eight-member
Board, chaired ex officio by the Chief Justice of
the United States. Its fiscal 1996 appropriation
was $17,914,000 and it has a staff of some 143
permanent positions.
- Federal
Judicial Center Publications The FJC
publications are available in Adobe Acrobat
format (PDF) (some are also available in Rich
Text Format (RTF)). A free Acrobat Reader and
instructions on configuring your browser are
available from Adobe.
- Federal Sentencing
Guidelines
- Free
Legal Advice
- Georgia State
University College of Law. This page is
intended to provide easy and interesting access
to the many law-related resources available on
the World Wide Web.
- HG (www.hg.org)
is the largest and only comprehensive legal site
with over 12,000 original pages and more than
10,000 links. HG I contains information on over
6,000 legal organizations. HG II's 200 practice
areas, 300+ discussion groups and 50 doing
business guides provide free access to
substantive information. Soon, online seminars
will be incorporated as well.
- Indiana
University Virtual Law Library
- Internet
Law Library
- KuesterLaw "This
website is intended to be the most comprehensive
resource on the Internet for information related
to Technology Law, especially including
Intellectual Property law, and is maintained by
Jeffrey R. Kuester."
- Law,
Politics & Government E-Journals
- Lexis-Nexis
(?) Legal research
service
- Legal
Directory
- Legal
Documents Online
- The Legal
Information Institute at the Cornell Law
School (or LII) was established in July 1992 by
Peter Martin and Tom Bruce. The Insitute aims to
explore new ways of distributing legal documents
and commentary...The LII's two primary activities
-- the distribution of course supplements on disk
in a hypertextual format, and the dissemination
of legal information via the Internet -- have led
to a variety of related activities all having to
do with computer-based dissemination of or
communcation about law.
- Martindale-Hubbell
Welcome to martindale.com, the new address for
the legal community. The World Wide Web gives us
another opportunity to do what we at
Martindale-Hubbell do best -- provide you with
detailed information on the people within the
legal community. We hope that you will visit us
often, and we invite you to suggest ways that we
can make this site more useful.
- MoreLaw
Verdicts, Settlements and Experts from around the
Globe
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- National
Association of Legal Assistants "The
National Association of Legal Assistants is the
leading professional association for legal
assistants, providing continuing education and
professional certification programs for
paralegals. Incorporated in 1975, NALA is an
integral part of the legal community, working to
improve the quality and effectiveness of the
delivery of legal services."
- National
Federation of Paralegal Associations National
Federation of Paralegal Associations, Inc. (NFPA)
is a professional organization of state and local
paralegal associations. NFPA has member
associations representing over 17,000 North
American paralegals. Members benefit from a
strong communications network among member
associations and the opportunity to be heard at
the national level.
- Oyez
Oyez Oyez: A Supreme Court WWW Resource "Our
objective is to provide information about major
constitutional cases heard and decided by the
Supreme Court of the United States. In addition
to details about the questions and opinions in
these cases, we shall provide digital recordings
of the Court's proceedings."
- The Public
Record Research Library (PRRL) presents an
in-depth and comprehensive look at public
records, public agencies, and the record
retrieval firms who access these records.
- The
State Court Locator is a service provided for
by the Villanova Center for Information Law and
Policy and is intended to be the home page for
state court systems on the Internet. This Page
provides links to home pages and opinions by
state judiciaries that can be viewed and
downloaded by users.
- The State of
Ohio Front Page is the result of a carpool on
the information superhighway. The following
Department of Administrative Services, Division
of Computer Services staff members work together
to develop and maintain this page.
- Superintendent
of Documents' Home Page on the U.S.
Government Printing Office Web Site
- The
Supreme Court of Ohio Front Page Includes:
Clerk of Court ; Reporter of Decisions ; Ohio
Courts Futures Commission.
- U.S. Department of
Justice As the largest law firm in the
Nation, the Department of Justice serves as
counsel for its citizens. It represents them in
enforcing the law in the public interest. Through
its thousands of lawyers, investigators, and
agents, the Department plays the key role in
protection against criminals and subversion, in
ensuring healthy competition of business in our
free enterprise system, in safeguarding the
consumer, and in enforcing drug, immigration, and
naturalization laws. The Department also plays a
significant role in protecting citizens through
its efforts for effective law enforcement, crime
prevention, crime detection, and prosecution and
rehabilitation of offenders.
- The U.S.
Federal Courts' Home Page This page is
maintained by the Administrative Office of the
U.S. Courts on behalf of the U.S. Courts. The
purpose of this site is to function as a
clearinghouse for information from and about the
Judicial Branch of the U.S. Government.
- United States
National Information Infrastructure Virtual
Library
- Virtual
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. To
view a list of Virtual Library subjects, go to
the WWW Virtual Library.
- WashLaw WEB
links you to law related resources on the
Internet and the World-Wide Web. In addition to
specialized subject areas, you may access
information about Law Schools and Law Libraries.
You can search law library catalogs.
- Westlaw Legal
Database(?)
- The White
House (web site) was developed to improve the
way the Federal government uses the Internet to
communicate and interact with the American
people. This site provides access to all the
government information and services that are
available on the Internet.
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