Links for the course, Crimes & Torts (Legal Studies 35), Fall Semester, 1996-97, Earlham College, Peter Suber.


In General

• Law, Government, and Politics in Indiana. I maintain this site as a community service for Infocom, a local Internet Service Provider. Apart from links to Indiana law and government, it contains links to the better guides to U.S. law in general.
• Legal Dictionary. From the World Wide Legal Information Association.

• State Criminal Codes. Guide to state codes on the internet from Law Journal Extra.
• State Criminal Codes. Another list from Cornell Law School.
• Indiana Criminal Code. Searchable.
  
  
• The American Bar Association's Criminal Justice Section. Includes a good selection of links.
• Anatomy of a Murder. Good introduction to procedure. Step-by-step presentation of (typical) investigation, arrest, indictment, arraignment, and trial in a fictitious murder case.
• Bureau of Justice Statistics. From the U.S. Department of Justice. All the statistics you'd ever want on crime and corrections in the U.S.
• Crime and Law Enforcement Links. From EINet Galaxy.
• Criminal Justice Resources on the Web. By far the most comprehensive set of criminal justice links.
• Criminal Law. News of the field from Law Journal Extra.
• Criminal Law Forum. An international journal from Rutgers University School of Law.
• Criminal Law Links. From the Kentucky Department of Public Advocacy.
• Criminal Law Outline. Archie Lytle's notes from a course at the Detroit College of Law.
• FBI 10 Most Wanted Fugitive List. Save a trip to the post office.
• Guide to Internet Resources in Criminal Law and Criminal Justice. From the International Centre for Criminal Law Reform and Criminal Justice Policy at the University of British Columbia.
• Internet Crime Archives. When you're tired of law and want the gory details.
• Miscellaneous Links for Criminal Justice Research. From the Law School of the University of Kent.
• National Clearinghouse for Criminal Justice Information Systems. Extensive source of criminal justice statistics and links.
• National Criminal Justice Reference Service
• Rate Your Risk. Take a quiz and find out your chances of becoming a victim of crime.
• Sexual Assault Information Page. From Chris Bartley. Thorough and searchable.
• Yahoo Guide to Criminal Law

• The American Bar Association's Tort and Insurance Practice Section. Also see its online newsletter, The Brief, and its comprehensive collection of links (more on insurance, however, than on tort).
• American Tort Reform Association. A pro-reform advocacy group.
• The Consumer Law Page. Especially good on products liability and toxic torts. Lots of specialized links. Searchable.
• The Federal Tort Claims Act. Under construction.
• Focal Points - Tort Law. Tort law links from the Emory School of Law.
• Glossary of Insurance Terms
• Health Care Liability Alliance. Hospitals and physicians for tort reform.
• Insurance News Network. From Philip Moeller.
• Overview of the Tort of Negligence. Notes by David Belavy, a law student. He warns readers to use the outline with caution.
• Personal Injury Law. From USA Law.
• Personal Injury Law. The Alexander law firm (offices in San Jose and Cincinnati). Skip their appeals for your business and look at their law-related links.
• Products Liability page. Large collection of links.
• Torts (intentional and negligent). News of the field from Law Journal Extra. Also see the LJX section on Products Liability.
• Tort Reform: Is the System Broken? Arguments pro and con, as examined by a Columbus, Ohio, newspaper.
• Tort Reform: Participant Assumption of Inherent Risks & Product Liability. Extensive report from the standpoint of risky sports.
• Tort Reform Research Homepage. Homepage for a course at the University of Illinois School of Law. Very good links.
• Trends in Tort Litigation. A chart. Another chart.
• U.S. Tort Costs in Perspective

• FindLaw, from the University Law Review Project, is the one search engine dedicated to general law in the United States. Searches primary or secondary sources at your choice.
  
  FindLaw Law Reviews
• Searching for law on special topics
• Searching for judicial opinions
• Searching for judicial opinions, legislation, and regulations
• Searching legal newsgroups and mailing lists
• Searching government agencies and records
• Searching federal government websites
• Searching federal government websites (another way)
• Searching state and federal web pages
• Searching state and federal web pages (another way)
• Over 160 Law-Related Search Engines. Assembled by the law firm of Eslamboly & Barlavi.
• LawCrawler.
• LawRunner. Thorough, web-wide legal searching.

• The best law-related web sites according to Excite, according to Eye on the Web, according to Hot-Links, according to legal.online, according to Lunar Law Links, according to Magellan, according to NetGuide, according to Point Review, and according to WebScout.
• Pre-Law Student Services. From the Internet Legal Resource Guide at the University of Texas Law School. Information on the LSAT, law schools, and the law school admissions process.
• Cyberjury. Register to be a juror on a real case to be decided over the web. Your decision will help the lawyers decide whether to take the case to a real jury or whether to settle.
• Nolo Press Self-Help Law Center. Books and advice to help citizens solve their own legal problems.
• Web Journal of Current Legal Issues. British but still relevant to U.S. issues.
• Canonical list of lawyer humor
• Lawyer Jokes from the Rubber Room
• Lawyer Jokes. From Nolo Press.
• Lawyer Jokes. From Randy Scott.
• Lawyer Humour
• World's Funniest Lawyer Jokes
• The Dumbest Things Ever Said in Court