OpenRegs is a website portal which strives to make the proposed and final regulations published in the Federal Register easier to find and discuss.  You can search and track proposed and final re Read More

The following are links to glossaries of legal terms in a variety of languages: Spanish (MA Trial Court, Office of Court Interpreter Services) Spanish  (NJ Office of the Trial Court) Vie Read More

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From the introduction to the manual:The manual includes general rules of SJC writing style, tables of abbreviations, guidelines for case citation, and rules of punctuation and capitalization followed Read More

Links to various Legal Advocacy Guides on a range of poverty law topics. These Guides are generally available as downloadable PDFs.  If they are also available in "e-book" form, this will Read More

Govpulse.us is a new search tool for the Federal Register.  The database includes the full text of the Federal Register from 1994 onward, and enable users to do searches in a variety of ways:&nbs Read More

Links to 50 blogs, including University Law Library Blogs, Law Librarian Blogs, and Legal Research Blogs. Read More

The Legal Scholarship Network (LSN) is directed by Bernard Black and Ronald J. Gilson. Read More

Federal procedures, codes and court rules. Federal Rules of Evidence Federal Rules of Civil Procedure U.S. Read More

Published by the National Center on Poverty Law, this is a basic resource for new attorneys to all areas of legal services practice. Read More