OC Library: Law Web Sites

Web Sites: LAW

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Decisions of the U.S. Supreme Court: Access to ASCII versions of recent Supreme Court decisions.
Department of Justice: Plays key role in: 1) protection against criminals and subversion, 2) ensuring the healthy competition of business in a free enterprise system, 3) safeguarding the consumer, 4) enforcing drug & immigration/naturalization laws, 5) efforts for effective law enforcement, 6) crime Prevention, 7) crime Detection, 8) prosecution and rehabilitation of offenders, and 9) conduct of all Supreme Court suits in which the United States is concerned.
Department of the Treasury: Formulates and recommends economic, fiscal and tax policies; serves as financial agent of the U. S. government; enforces the law; protects the President and other officials; and manufactures coins and currency.
Federal Bureau of Investigation: Provides investigation in the areas of: applicant matters, civil rights, counter-terrorism, financial crimes, foreign counterintelligence, organized crime/drugs and violent crimes, and major offenders. Their Web site provides an online version of the Ten Most Wanted Fugitives List.
FindLaw: An online legal research site with a number of different resources.
Freepatentsonline: Search millions of patents and patent applications by keyword, inventor, patent number, and more.
GiftLawPro: GiftLaw Pro is a comprehensive charitable giving and tax information service.
Justice Information Center: A service of the National Criminal Justice Reference Service. Information On: corrections, courts, crime Prevention, criminal justice statistics, drugs and crime, international, juvenile justice, law enforcement, research and evaluation, and victims.
Law.com Dictionary: An online dictionary that is searchable by term or by definition.
Legal Information Institute: A research activity of the Cornell Law School. Includes a hypertext front-end to recent U. S. Supreme Court decisions (which are distributed on the day of decision under project Hermes) and a growing collection of historic decisions.
The 'Lectric Law Library: The Net's most extensive private-sector no-charge legal content provider with ALL sorts of material including a legal dictionary/encyclopedia, court rules, case transcripts, and information from the national judicial college.
Oklahoma Public Legal Research System: Access to Olkahoma Atttounry General Opinions, Olkahoma Court decisions, and more.
Oklahoma Supreme Court Network: OSCN is a legal research and information tool provided to the public by the Supreme Court of Oklahoma. With over 100,000 documents, it is one of the largest legal databases on the web, and it grows by several hundred documents each week. The databases include over a quarter of a century of opinions by the Supreme Court and Court of Criminal Appeals, as well as most of the Oklahoma Statutes, the Oklahoma Constitution, Ethical and Court Rules, Opinions of the Attorney General, and much more.
Oyez Project: This law project provides abstracts and other materials for leading cases in constitutional law decided by the Supreme Court of the United States.
Supreme Court Justices: Biographies and opinions of current U.S. Supreme Court justices.
United States Code: Generated from the most recent version of the Government Printing Office CD-ROM, this site contains the federal laws in force as of 26 January 1994.
United States Copyright Office: Information on copyright law.
United States Supreme Court Monitor: Provides decisions of the U.S. Supreme Court, U.S. Supreme Court database and selected historic Supreme Court cases: A service of law.com.
WashLaw WEB: Full-text, keyword searching of legal resources; Statutory and Administrative Law (U. S. Constitution, U. S. Code, U. S. Tax Code, U. S. Congress - Bills, Congressional Record, Code of Fed. Reg., Federal Register, Fed. Rules of Civil Pro.), Caselaw (Supreme Court Opinions - Cornell, All Federal Caselaw - Washburn, All Circuit Court of Appeals Opinions - Law Journal Extra - Divided Into Different Circuits), State Law (Full Text State Law - Washburn), and Law Journals (Full Text Law Journals - Washburn).
WWW Virtual Library - Law: Extensive links to legal information.

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