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Internet Legal Research
By Research Method
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Legal Directories -- Logically organized lists of resources. Directories are the preferred starting point of most professional legal researchers for most research projects |
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Search Engines -- Computer compiled databases of web sites, searchable by key words. Can be best if you have one or more key words that are likely to appear in the relevant documents, but few others. |
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Interactive -- For some legal research questions, the best way to find the answer is to find a human being who knows knows the answer, and is willing to help you. |
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Primary Sources--Nonfederal -- This section has links to a few key sites among the thousands that publish primary sources of legal authority on the Internet. |
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Federal -- The Internet is frequently the first place to look for information about the U.S. government. This page has a few key starting points. |
Other Resources
| Professional -- Sites about the legal profession. Lawyer directories, links to ethics rules, etc. |
| Tutorials -- How to do research on the Internet, especially legal research. Spend some time to learn how, so you don't waste time doing it. |
This page last revised: December 01, 2002.
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