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Legal Resources

Note: Some are free; others require a subscription fee.

Depo.com

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Legal Dockets Online

Legal Dockets Online Blog

Justia

GPO Access

Full-text State Statutes and Legislation <http://www.prairien et.org/~scruffy/ f.htm> provides briefly annotated links to state statutes, constitutions, administrative codes,
regulations and city ordinances

Cornell Legal Information Institute <http://www.law. cornell.edu/> offers an easier to use, searchable version of the U.S. Code from the official version made available by the
U.S. House of Representatives. It also provides an RSS feed for each title to track updates. Other available documents include: federal rules, the Uniform Commercial Code, U.S. Supreme Court opinions, and links to state primary legal materials.

Electronic Discovery Law <http://www.ediscove rylaw.com/> is a site where lawyers at K&L Gates post case summaries, and other commentary, related to electronic data discovery (EDD). It provides an RSS feed for tracking site updates as well as a database of EDD case summaries. As an aside, the DOJ libraries provide BNA's Digital Discovery and e-Evidence <http://10.173. 2.12/jmd/ lib/fulltext. php> .

Since BNA is a reputable commercial publisher, you may find it more toyour liking. It is also free for us to use since the DOJ library handles the licensing and fees

The Bluebook <http://www.legalblu ebook.com/> is an online source for searching or accessing the Bluebook from any computer. It also provides tips on citation style and rules, Bluebook updates and archives copies of older editions. As mentioned in a previous email,
the annual subscription cost of The Bluebook online far exceeds the cost of a print copy over time. The Library Advisory Group has asked DOJ Libraries to look into underwriting access to it. Also, in case you hadn't heard, the editors are beginning to work on the 19th edition.

BRB Publications Inc <http://www.brbpub. com/> . is a fee-based database for discovering what is public record in specific jurisdictions and how to obtain it, either on-site or online. A blog addresses changes in public records law, policy or procedure

ZoomInfo <http://www.zoominfo .com/> is a search engine that finds information about companies or people. It uses computer algorithms to compile profiles. Therefore, verification is important. ZoomInfo is a great source for leads, or for discovering information that searching elsewhere didn't find.

A new, free, legal research Web site called PreCYdent <http://www.precyden t.com/> is worth a look. Initial reports indicate that its search engine may be more effective at finding relevant case law than Westlaw and LexisNexis.

Here's a good resource for fingerprint <http://www.llrx. com/features/ fingerprintevide nce.htm> information.

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