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Online Legal Research
- Finding
What You're Looking For Online: A Primer Geared Toward Legal Research
(Stacy Stern, Esq. - FindLaw)
- Helpful introduction to legal searching
on the Internet. Oriented almost exclusively toward FindLaw and
related products.
- Guide to Finding Legal and
Regulatory Information on the Internet, by Yvonne Chandler
(Neal-Schuman)
Call No. KF242.A1 C48 1998 - Provides information about the full
spectrum of legal and regulatory information available on the
Internet, tells how to find each resource listed, and provides a
critical analysis of each. Written by a UNT professor.
- Last Writes?
Re-Assessing the Law Review in the Age of Cyberspace
(Bernard J. Hibbitts - Univ. of Pittsburgh School of Law)
- Offers
a prototype for a new brand of
legal scholarship that is hypertextual, multimedia,
interactive and
dynamic, and presented on a platform (the World Wide Web) that
is by
definition public, interdisciplinary, and international.
- The Legal List: Research on the
Internet (West Group)
Call No. KF242.A1 L375 - Extensive lists of law-related Internet
resources and sites, as well as comprehensive guidance on how to
approach an online research project to get the most complete results
to your search.
- Legal Research Using the Internet (Lyonette Louis-Jacques -
University of Chicago)
- Explains why the Internet is useful for
legal research and describes some major resources available on the
Internet for researching the law of the United States and other
countries.
- Using LexisNexis
Academic (UNT)
- Information on how members of the UNT
community can use LexisNexis to find statutes, regulations, and case
law for many countries and all 50 states of the U.S.A., as well as
full text of related articles in many journals.
- Using
LexisNexis Congressional (UNT)
- Information on how members
of the UNT
community can use LexisNexis to find legislative information, bill, laws, and congressional hearings, as well as detailed information
about Congress, including member
biographies, committee assignments, voting records,
financial
data, and the full-text of key regulatory and
statutory resources.
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