LAW AND RELATED RESOURCES

Michigan Online Legal Self-Help Center
http://www.michbar.org/generalinfo/libraries/selfhelp.cfm
Compiled and launched by the State Bar's Libraries, Legal Research, and Legal Publications Committee. Provides the public with links to general articles on finding legal help; locating Michigan law libraries; researching law; and to other general Michigan law websites. In addition, pages provide more detailed information and links in the areas of family law, elder law, criminal law, wills and trusts, and landlord-tenant law.
(Last checked 11/16/06)

Ave Maria School of Law: Aquinas Law Library Catalog
http://www.avemarialaw.edu/library/aquinas.cfm
For more information about the Ave Maria School of Law, click here.
(Last checked 11/16/06)

Cooley Law School Library Catalog (Coolcat)
http://innopac.cooley.edu/
For more information about the Thomas M. Cooley School of Law, click here.
(Last checked 11/16/06)

Michigan State University College of Law Library Home Page
http://www.law.msu.edu/library/
Has a good collection of Michigan Law links. For information about the school itself, click here.
(Last checked 11/16/06)

University of Detroit Mercy Kresge Law Library Catalog
http://murphy.law.udmercy.edu/
Provides access to Murphy, the Kresge Law Library catalog. For more information about the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law, click here.
(Last checked 11/16/06)

University of Michigan Law Library
http://141.211.44.51/library/index.htm
Contains link to Lexcalibur, the Library's Online Catalog. For more information about the University of Michigan Law School, click here.
(Last checked 11/16/06)

Wayne State University Law Library Home Page
http://www.lib.wayne.edu/lawlibrary/
Includes recent acquisition lists, research guides, and a link to the online catalog. For more information about the Wayne State University School of Law, click here.
(Last checked 11/16/06)

Library of Michigan Law Library
http://www.michigan.gov/hal/0,1607,7-160-17449_18639---,00.html
Although not a law school library, this law library serves the Michigan State Courts, the Legislature, and various other state agencies and should therefore not be overlooked.
(Last checked 11/16/06)

Additional Michigan Law Libraries Open to the Public
http://www.michigan.gov/hal/0,1607,7-160-17449_18639_18657-52451--,00.html
A compilation by the Library of Michigan Law Library.
(Last checked 11/16/06)

Cornell's Legal Information Institute
http://www.law.Cornell.edu/
A comprehensive index to legal resources on the Web, including the full text of Supreme Court decisions (searchable by date, topic, or key word), a searchable U.S. Code, biographies of Supreme Court Justices, address information for law professors around the country, and much more. A recently added section provides statistics on U.S. courts, by type of case.
(Last checked 11/16/06)

Emory Law School's Electronic Reference Desk
http://www.law.emory.edu/LAW/refdesk/toc.html
Pulls together web resources under the following categories: Law By Country, Law By Subject, Law Schools and Education, Journals and Periodicals, Law Firms/Lawyer Directories, and Reference Resources.
(Last checked 11/16/06)

Georgetown University's Legal Explorer
http://www.ll.georgetown.edu
Contains links to many sources of law and law-related information. Some of these links are accessed by clicking on buttons for the following areas: Federal, State and Territorial, and Foreign and International. State and Territorial coverage is provided through a clickable map of the United States whose links lead to separate pages for each of the states and territories. These pages cover the law and government of each state or territory. Additional links are provided to sites relating to state and local government.
(Last checked 11/16/06)

Georgia State University's Meta-Index for U.S. Legal Research
http://gsulaw.gsu.edu/metaindex/
An excellent tool for finding that elusive piece of legal information on the Web. The Meta-Index lets you search judicial sources such as U.S. Supreme Court Syllabi and legislative sources such as the Thomas site at the Library of Congress. Visitors can also search non-legal sites such as Harvest and Lycos. It may not be very pretty, but it works well. Courtesy of Georgia State University College of Law.
(Last checked 11/16/06)

Indiana University's Virtual Law Library
http://www.law.indiana.edu/v-lib/
Another comprehensive index to legal resources on the Web, sponsored by the Indiana University School of Law - Bloomington. Sorted into the following major sections : Legal Information by Organization Type, by Topic, and Search Tools.
(Last checked 11/16/06)

'Lectric Law Library
http://www.lectlaw.com/
Rearranges information according to categories such as Study of Law Room, Reference Room, the News Room, Law for Business Lounge, etc. Quite humorous. Deserving recipient of an armful of best-of-the-Web awards ... chock full of well organized legal resources. - Excite Reviews
(Last checked 11/16/06)

Thomas E. Brennan's Law School Rankings
http://www.ilrg.com/rankings/
(Last checked 11/16/06)

U.S. News & World Report Law School Rankings
http://www.usnews.com/usnews/edu/grad/rankings/law/lawindex_brief.php
Annual listin.
(Last checked 11/16/06)

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