Hieros Gamos Home Page
http://www.hg.org/
HG now includes more than 50,000 links, 11,000+ automatic searches, 10 free self-listing databases, all the governments of the world (including audio access), business guides, on-line audio CLE, every organization remotely pertaining to law, 200 practice areas, discussion groups, journals, etc. etc. Virtually everything related to law is organized and accessible within three levels. The objective of creating the most extensive FREE law-related site on the Internet, containing NO ADVERTISING, has been accomplished.
(Last checked 02/28/05)

Internet Legal Resource Guide
http;//www.ilrg.com/
A categorized index of more than 4000 select web sites in 238 nations, islands, and territories, as well as more than 850 locally stored web pages and downloadable files, this site was established to serve as a comprehensive resource of the information available on the Internet concerning law and the legal profession, with an emphasis on the United States of America. Designed for everyone, lay persons and legal scholars alike, it is quality controlled to include only the most substantive legal resources online. The selection criteria are predicated on two principles: the extent to which the resource is unique, as well as the relative value of the information it provides. Be sure to check out the Law School Course Outline Archive and the collection of Law School Rankings.
(Last checked 02/28/05)

JURIST: the Law Professors Network
http://jurist.law.pitt.edu/
JURIST collects law professors' Web-based home pages, course pages, resource pages and online articles (both "pre-prints" and "post-prints") and - for the first time - makes them conveniently accessible to other law professors, lawyers, and law students, as well as to the public at large. JURIST also offers listings for the Web sites of major professional and legal associations, directories of law review and law school home pages, pointers to law listservs, access to a law-dedicated search engine, and last (and, perhaps until this part is absolutely finished, least!) direct e-mail connections to other legal academics in the US and abroad. Jurist also provides mini-portals to peer-reviewed online legal resources across a curriculum of 26 subjects. JURIST's Law Guides are edited by law professors who in addition to being experts in their own fields are also pioneers in using the Internet for legal education.
(Last checked 02/28/05)

JusttheLaw Links
http://www.justlawlinks.com/
A subsidiary of LawResearch, it is intended to be a reference tool for locating legal documents on the internet. It is specifically designed to identify universal resource locators or url's, to meet the legal community's informational and legal research requirements.
(Last checked 09/06/06)

Katsuey's Legal Gateway
http://www.katsuey.com/
Provides a portal to web sites on 39 different topics.
(Last checked 02/28/05)

Law and Policy Institutions Guide
http://www.lpig.org
A huge portal to the online universe of law. Links to everything from associations and libraries to journals and tax info.
Designed for the legal profession, academia and the public, Law and Politics: Internet Guide is your one stop source for legal research. Resources have been selected for their informational value. Inclusion of a resource is predicated on four criteria: quality, accuracy of content, presentation, and utility. All resources provide authoritative, timely, and useful information. Compiled and maintained by Randy Roberts, University of Texas.
Includes a link to the MSU Libraries Criminal Justice Resources web page!
(Last checked 02/28/05)

Lawchek
http://www.lawchek.com
An easy-to-use site that provides basic information on 12 different legal topics for all 50 states: bankruptcy, contracts, corporations, criminal, domestic, education, intellectual property, landlord/tenant, real estate, taxation, trial/litigation, and wills/estates. In addition, users can locate a glossary of terms for each of the 12 topics listed; brief, basic state directory information; information about the processof selecting and using an attorney; a library of subject- and state-specific forms; and a library of subject-specific letters.
(Last checked 02/28/05)

Law.Com
http://www.law.com/
A single, comprehensive destination for legal information, e-law services, and legal products on the web.
(Last checked 02/28/05)

@LawGuru.Com
http://www.lawguru.com/
Search 550+ legal search engines for free. Also provides information on Legal Questions, Answers and Research including Sexual Harassment, Disability Discrimination and Work Injuries, and more.
(Last checked 02/28/05)

Law Info
http://www.lawinfo.com
LawInfo.Com provides an array of legal research and related services, including : an attorney directory, a legal industry directory, a directory of expert witnesses, a directory of bar associatons, and a colleciton of legal research links. Be sure to check out the free legal documents section which provides an assortment of information under popular topics.
(Last checked 02/28/05)

LawInfo.Org
http://www.abalawinfo.org/
The American Bar Association strives to make the law more accessible to the public with LawInfo.org, a gateway to legal topics that affect your daily life. From family to work to finances. (Also listed as ABA LawInfo.Org)
(Last checked 02/28/05)

Law Library Resource Exchange (LLRX.Com)
Law-Related Meta Links
http://www.llrx.com/sources.html
By Cindy L. Chick. A collection of web links.
(Last checked 02/28/05)

Law Research : The Internet Law Library
http://www.lawresearch.com/
Comprehensive law site covering federal, state, and international resources, includes search engine, online newsletter. Also includes a "types of law" section which sorts out law by topics.
(Last checked 02/28/05)

Laws Online
http://www.lawsonline.net/
A directory of law text and case sites and a resource for other legal information as well. All Federal branches of government and state laws and courts are covered as well. Federal Court coverage includes the Supreme Court as well as Circuit Courts. State coverage includes state codes, rules, directories and legislatures as well as bar and trial associations. The Resource section of this page includes the following categories: law schools, law reviews, law students, law enforcement, international, bookshelf, new technology, publishers and services. While a one of two of the links on Laws Online are to fee based resources of LawChek (listed separately), most are free for use by website visitors.
(Last checked 02/28/05)

Lawyers.com
http://www.lawyers.com/
(Last checked 02/28/05)

Legal Engine
http://www.legalengine.com/
Legal Engine is quite possibly the most comprehensive legal research and reference site on the Web. There are over forty links on the front page alone. Search for International, Federal, State, County, and City codes. Find case law, and general information on current topics. Find an attorney or your local government's website--the possibilities are endless. An enthusiast can spend weeks on this site, and someone who just wants specific information can find it quickly. This is the place to start every legal search.
(Last checked 02/28/05)

LexisOne for Attorneys
http://www.llrx.com/extras/lexisone.htm
Lexis now offers a Web site with state and Federal cases since 1996, and complete Supreme Court case law, as well as a repository of online legal forms, for free. Also provides access to a Legal Internet Guide covering 16,000 law related web sites sorted into 24 "intuitive" categories. Free but registration required. Geared toward independent lawyers or lawyers associated with small law firms. The second web link provides an overview of this source from LLRX.
(Last checked 02/28/05)

LLRX.com
http://www.llrx.com
LLRX.com is a unique Web journal, continuously published since 1996, with a special focus on a range of research and technology-related issues for legal professionals. There is no subscription fee for our site, which is updated on the 1st and 15th of each month. Each digital issue features articles, departments, columns and extras with up-to-date information authored by expert law librarians, attorneys, information technology specialists and legal technology consultants. LLRX.com delivers current, high quality content on a broad range of topics including: thorough, well-documented articles on technology and research topics; current Congressional activities relating to technology, research, and libraries; new and specialized Web sites for legal researchers; technology training resources; breaking cyberspace news; reviews of software and online legal database services; resources for intranets; books on technology topics; and seminar materials and presentations from leading legal and library-related technology conferences.
(Last checked 02/28/05)

MegaLaw.Com
http://www.megalaw.com/
Come and visit one of the best legal search engines available on the Web. LawBot is eagerly awaiting your research commands at this very minute. You can look up the local court rules for your state, federal cases and statutes, state codes and resources and basic information on a wide variety of legal topics. News hyperlinks at this website will keep you abreast of the day's most important legal headlines. Let LawBot go to work for you! Source: Briefme Weekly E-Zine, April 18, 2000.
(Last checked 02/28/05)

Social Sciences Research Network
http://www.ssrn.com/
Provides abstracts and information on how to obtain free copies of recent articles in economics and law.
(Last checked 02/28/05)

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