Legal Studies

Interdisciplinary site founded by a law professor and a technologist. Site offers both extraction and analysis of government documents from publicly available sources (both state and federal) as well as original content, provided for free in various free content organized into projects and collections.

Library of Congress provides links to state resources for law in the U.S.

The Library of Congress has a website for law resources. It has links to relevant websites and tips for conducting law research. It also reports headlines relating to the field.

Provides occupational information covering such topics as work environment, pay, and job outlook for these positions.

This website has texts of laws and court decisions available for the public. It's best if your research is asking you to look at famous law cases, or those made relevant by recent news.

This is a Website that offers more information on the paralegal industry. Included is an interview with a paralegal working in the field, and information on how to get more experience in the industry.

This Website, run by Duke’s law library, provides many links to legal information, such as laws and court rulings. It also provides information of books on the same subjects. The guides give full coverage to a variety of subjects

This is the official Website of the Supreme Court. It gives you information about cases currently before the court and the court’s recent decisions. It also provides background information on the court and information on the rules and procedures.

This Website, run by the federal government, provides information about all federal courts. The information about the courts is divided by the type of court. Also included is a library with a glossary and information about court procedures.

This Website provides free resources for researchers. It includes a list of Websites, divided by topic, to help people find factual or legal information. It also gives people tips on evaluating information found online.

This has information about the state courts. It includes information on how courtrooms work, and unpublished rulings. The website also features legal resources and information about lesser-known court functions. Finally, it has links to other resources.

This Website produces legal documents, such as laws, resolutions, and court rulings, from ancient Roman times to the present. The Site also includes such items as Thomas Jefferson’s papers and political manifestos.

Learn more about UPA, NALA, upcoming events, continuing legal education, as well as find contact information for UPA officers.

This association is a regional paralegal association, situated in Denver. It offers a links Page and a Page about its history. They also provide a “members only” section and information about officer positions they have open.