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  FindLaw: Internet Legal Resources
Findlaw, owned by West Group, is the leading free online index of legal materials, with links to off-site resources as well as a great deal of hosted material and tools, including hosted e-mail and the Lawcrawler search engine. The state-specific collections of resources are particularly useful. The resources include Web search utilities, cases and codes, legal news, an online career center, and community-oriented tools.
   

  Legal Information Institute
Hosted by Cornell University's School of Law, the LII is one of the pre-eminent legal resources on the Web, including one of the best arrangements of the Code of Federal Regulations and many substantive resources.
   

  The ABA Legal Resource Center
The Lawlink is designed by American Bar Association to provide quick access to Web sites that have information on legal topics.
   

  Law Library of Congress
The Global Legal Information Network (GLIN) maintains and provides a database of laws, regulations, and other complementary legal sources.
   

  The Comprehensive Law and Government Portal
A collection of annotated resources ranging from legal research, legal directories to law school tools and CLE sites.
   

  The Law and Politics Internet Guide
Designed for the legal profession, academia and the public, is one stop source for legal research. Law and Politics is dedicated to finding the most informative and current law related resources on the Internet.
   

  Lexis ONE
A free (requires registration) service of Lexis-Nexis, the online legal research service. Includes free US supreme court (1790-present) and selected federal and state court (since 1996) searching, forms, and other services.
   

  The Law Review Project
The Coalition of Online Journals provides 

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