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• American Association of Law Libraries Public Library Toolkit
  Provides step-by-step "Toolkits" to understand the process of legal research including a section called How to Research a Legal Problem: A Guide for Non-Lawyers. Although written for librarians, this website is useful to any legal researcher and includes collection guidelines which describe federal, state and general sources often used.
  URL: http://www.aallnet.org/sis/lisp/toolkit.htm Updated:4/18/2007

• Cornell Law School Legal Information Institute
  This site includes a list of resources on copyright, patent, trademark, and commercial law. Court opinions, constitutions and codes are also included.
  URL: http://www.law.cornell.edu Updated:4/18/2007

• FindLaw
  Contains extensive links to many Internet legal resources including Supreme Court Opinions; U. S. Constitution; U. S. Code and Code of Federal Regulations; Court of Appeals Decisions; Federal District Court Opinions; selected State cases and codes (IL not available). Also includes legal forms, firms, schools, associations, news and more.
  URL: http://www.findlaw.com Updated:4/18/2007

• Law and Politics Internet Guide
  This site is informative and easy-to-use for the legal researcher with up-to-date links in a variety of subject areas.
  URL: http://www.lpig.org Updated:4/18/2007

• Supreme Court Collection
  This archive contains nearly all opinions of the court issued since May of 1990. In addition, over 600 of the most important historical decisions of the Court are also available.
  URL: http://supct.law.cornell.edu/supct/index.html Updated:4/18/2007

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