Legal Portals and Metaindexes
These pages try to provide one-stop
shopping for legal information on the Internet. Not too surprisingly,
they have mixed success. You may have to try more than one site
depending on your subject matter and specific needed and interests.
WashLaw WEB
(Washburn Law School)
Links you to law related resources on the Internet. In addition
to specialized subject areas, you may access information about
Law Schools and Law Libraries. You can search full text of caselaw
and law journals, as well as browse law library catalogs. The
Law Library hosts many law related web servers and listserv discussion
groups.
Cornell Legal
Information Institute
This site includes constitutions, codes, court opinions, law by
source or jurisdiction, topical libraries, and more.
FindLaw
Legal Resources Organized by
Subject Matter, Geography, and Type of Material. Includes
guides to Internet legal resources in over 30 practice areas,
state specific, federal and international materials, case law
and codes, legal associations, legal forms, law firms, law reviews,
legal news, legal discussion areas and more. In addition to the
materials indexed on FindLaw, the site provides access to LawCrawler,
a search engine that only searches "legal" sites.
Meta-Index
for U.S. Legal Research
Judicial Opinions, Legislation, Federal Regulation, Other Legal
Sources, People in the Law (Created at GSU College of Law)
Internet Legal Resource
Guide
Categorized index of 4000 Web sites in 238 nations, islands and
territories.
CataLaw is
the catalog of catalogs of worldwide law on the Internet. It aids
legal research by arranging all indexes of law and government
into a uniform, universal and unique metaindex.
Emory
Law Library's Electronic Reference Desk
Subject oriented lists
Yahoo!
Law Links
The famous Yahoo!'s collection of legal resources.
Hieros Gamos
Virtually all on-line and published legal information is accessible
within three levels.HGI contains information on over 6,000 legal
organizations including every government in the world. HGII's
200+ practice areas, 300+ discussion groups and 50 doing business
guides provide free access to substantive information.
Jurist
this site from the University of Pittsburgh School of Law is particularly
focused on current legal education, news, and events.
LawRunner
provides a search of a Web index of more than thirty million web
pages found on 476,000 server, as well as select legal databases.
In addition, Users not interested in American web sites should
visit the LawRunner Global
Index of 238 jurisdictions world-wide. Users who wish to limit
their searches to the jurisdictions of any of the fifty United
States should visit the LawRunner
American State Index.
LegalTrek.com
compiles tens of thousands
of the most important
web-based sources of free legal research
in one convenient location.
Cornell Legal Research Encyclopedia Subject
Listings
