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"How to Use The Internet for Legal, Business& Investigative Research A Guide for Legal Professionals" - Table of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. INTRODUCTION TO THE INTERNET
- What is the Internet?
- Web Browsers
- Microsoft Internet Explorer
- Netscape Communicator
- E-Mailing Internet Data
- Links
II. USING THE INTERNET FOR SUBSTANTIVE LEGAL RESEARCH
A. How To Put Internet Search Tools To Work For You
B. Meta-sites: The Best in Legal Searching Tools
C. The Top Web Sites No Legal Professional Should Be Without
D. Finding Legal Collections
III. GOVERNMENT INTERNET RESOURCES
- THE LEGISLATIVE BRANCH: WHERE TO LOOK FOR FEDERAL,
- STATE, AND LOCAL STATUTORY AND REGULATORY INFORMATION
- Federal Meta-sites
- State Law-California
- Other States’ Laws
- THE JUDICIAL BRANCH: WHERE TO FIND COURT OPINIONS, RULES, FORMS AND MORE
- Federal Courts
- California State Courts
- Other States’ Courts
- THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH
- Federal Executive Branch: The White House
- California Executive Branch
- Other States’ Executive Branches
- Foreign and International
IV. INVESTIGATIVE RESEARCH
A. Accessing Public Records B. Locating Persons Or Corporations
V. STATISTICAL INFORMATION AND DATABASES & GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS
VI. HOW TO CITE RESOURCES ON THE INTERNET
VII. SEARCH ENGINES
VIII. KEEPING UP WITH YOUR PRACTICE AREA AND WITH TECHNOLOGY
IX. INDEX
