The National Center for State Courts Home Page.

Reports on the activities of the organization dedicated to improvement of the U.S. courts. Discussion of technological advances.

WWW Virtual Law Library.

A comprehensive list of legal resources. Probably the most complete on the net.

Immigration Resources.

Informative site providing useful information relating to U.S. immigration.

House of Representatives Law Library

Extensive legal resources. Its directory of state law is particularly helpful to lay person and lawyer alike.

The Law Engine.

A truly superb compilation of available on-line legal resources. Sponsored by the law firm of Goldberger & Associates, La Jolla, CA.

The Washlaw WEB.

A key word search program allowing access to a large and varied number of law journals, including certain law reviews.

The Legal Information Institute.

Provides contact information on people and organizations active in the field of law and access to numerous legal primary source materials.

LawInfo.com

My favorite law directory on the net. Quantity does not always equate to quality.

VersusLaw.

Excellent internet source for full text opinions from federal and state appellate courts. No fee trial period available.

The American Arbitration Association Home Page.

Informs one of all they want to know, and perhaps more, about the AAA, including its rules.

The Emory Law Library Electronic Reference Desk.

Offers word search access to a wealth of information, including foreign law.

FindLaw

Thousands of legal sites, cases, codes, forms, law reviews, law schools, bar associations, law firms, experts, CLE courses, and much more.

LegalEthics.

This private consulting company offers assistance to legal professionals regarding ethics problems raised by the Internet and Internet technology.

Stanford Journal of International Law.

Notwithstanding the fact that the publication emanates from my alma mater, I can fairly say that it truly is one of the oldest and best publications of its kind. It subjects international legal problems to the highest standards of scholarly analysis. Nominal annual fee.

The California Courts and Judicial System.

An exhaustive and useful analysis of the California judicial scheme, with many helpful references to other web sites.

California Law.

This entry by Calif State University, Fresno promises much but produces little. The only real value is access to keyword search of California's 29 Codes. The site was last updated in May 1997.

The Prison Law Page.

Prisons and prison law, including articles, case updates, a prisoner's dictionary, writing by prisoners, a California prison primer and extensive links.

California Administrative Law Links.

A listing of links to educate you on the principal California administrative agencies, from the Office of Administrative Hearings to the Integrated Waste Management Board.

Equal Employment Opportunity Law.

Site provides access to sources of information about federal and state laws that concern equal employment opportunity in the State of California.

California Law.

Provides numerous links to web sites defining the judicial, legislative and executive branches of California government. A UCLA production.

The British Court Service Home Page.

Lays out in summary form the structure of the British court system.

Online Law.

A superb collection of U.K. related databases. Provides, inter-alia, an overview of the UK barrister and solicitor professions and how to qualify for each.

ExpertSearch.UK

The online directory of UK expert witnesses. Available for consultancy or testimony. Tell Clive Lougher that I sent you.

The Judicial Business of the House of Lords.

Information on the operations of the final court of appeal for the whole of the United Kingdom.

Legal Aid In England and Wales.

Short and concise description of the workings of legal aid in England and Wales. The system works and the United States has much to learn from it.

A very helpful directory of international legal resources, with emphasis upon the United Kingdom.

UK INDEX.

Although not truly a legal site as such, UK Index does have a listing of lawyers. More important to the typical surfer, however, are the other categories, which provide the reader, Brit and Anglophile alike, a comprehensive index of UK internet sites, legal or otherwise.

Web Journal of Current Legal Studies.

Bi-Monthly journal focusing on current legal issues including judicial decisions, law reform, legislation, legal research, policy related socio-legal research, legal information, legal technology and practice.

The Federal Courts Home Page.

Acts as a clearinghouse for information from and about the Judicial Branch of the U.S. Government.

The Federal Judicial Center Home Page.

The Center is the federal equivalent of the National Center for State Courts, but the site contains considerably more detail.

Supreme Court Decisions Since 1893.

Provides the added assistance of full text search capability. A part of the FindLaw site.

Federal Courts Finder - Case Law.

Of value to the legal profession, particularly smaller firms that cannot afford to maintain a complete federal library. Depth is as little as two or three years in some Circuits, so it will not eliminate all need for an occasional trip to the local library. Kudos to Emory University School of Law which has created the site.

The Third Branch.

Articles from The Third Branch, a newsletter published by the Administrative Offices of the United States Courts. An efficient means of keeping current on federal court topics of present interest.

Robert D. Carrow Law Offices and Barristers' Chambers

Attorney (CA & NY) and barrister (U.K.). Litigation and arbitration. Commercial, business, and substantial tort. White collar crime and extradition. Expert consultation and testimony on law of U.S. and Britain. (lest you forget your origins)

Consulta Juris - Bombay, India - International Business Law.