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Register for the LSAT and order publications online! It won't making taking the LSAT any more fun, but it might make you feel like a real techno-warrior.

Links to online law journals, law student web pages, and much more. For a good laugh, check out the Offbeat Court Opinions and Statutory Law.

"This is a can't-miss bookmark for any legal pro. The American Bar Association is the primary association of attorneys in the United States, so it's fitting that this site includes just about any information one could want about the legal profession, from notices about ABA meetings to a catalog of ABA publications."

A new alternative to the US News and World Report rankings. Check out answers to many of your questions about the first year of law school here.

A brief of the suit filed by the ACLU (in conjunction with many others) seeking a temporary injunction and restraining order to bar enforcement of the Communications Decency Act.

Legal resources, law firms, and State Bar Associations on the Web.

"This page has no flashy graphics, no wisecracks, nothing but heaps of thoughtful advice and useful facts for college kids pondering law school."

Includes lists to Law Libraries, Legal Resources, Supreme Court Decisions and papers on Patents and Registering a Trademark .

A central reference point for helpful information to entertainment, multimedia and online professionals, along with international links to professional, legal and business services.

Recent decisions and selected historic decisions.

Legal information organized by Type or Topic.

"Expert witnesses are crucial to many trials, and LERN is on the Web to connect attorneys with expert witnesses. LERN is the online presence of the Legal Research Network, whose services this site promotes. The best feature of this site is the Hot Links, a list of Web pages maintained by expert witnesses. Also included are "The Expert List," an Internet mailing list for expert witnesses."

A briefcase full of information for lawyers, judges, plaintiffs, rabble rousers... anyone who wrestles with the law. You'll find a variety of essays, lists, and links; Dear Esquire, where Internaut questions are answered by qualified attorneys, is particularly interesting.

The Department of Justice is the largest law firm in the nation. Read about Attorney General Janet Reno's struggles as a young female lawyer, check job openings, or scan the final judgment in U.S. vs. Microsoft.

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