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Via Research Buzz news that a treasure trove of searchable, historical Congressional documents and debates (with many imaged texts) from 1774-1875 are now available to researchers from the American Memory Project, A Century of Lawmaking for a New Nation. Included are House bills from the first forty-three sessions of Congress, Senate bills and resolutions beginning …
Apparently there is some controversy brewing in the purchase of Hoover’s Inc., the corporate intelligence database, by the huge financial database publisher D&B (Dun & Bradstreet), according to this article.
Poynteronline’s two part review of the new HotBot is worth noting. Part I is here, and Part II is here. The author praised the new engine’s capabilities, and feedback from readers championed Google as far superior.
Via Big Ear from Cornell Law School, here is a useful, well designed site from the York University Law School Library (Toronto) that provides an alphabetical list and links to free legal journals on the web.
From the CourtExpress.com press release: “Attorneys can now choose from three levels of detail when receiving information on tracked cases. Users have the option to receive the entire docket, only new case activity, or entries that match the keyword they specify.”
Blogwise is a project under development, with a topical and subject index that now includes 244 sites worldwide. There is an eclectic mix of links here, and the site promises to grow rapidly so check-in again to see what else in new and may be of interest.
Professor David Favre of Michigan State University-Detroit College of Law College of Law, has launched a new, informative web site on animal law, Animal Law & History Web Center, that is still under development, with plans to extend content to include U.S. and global resources. Currently the site is providing access to 100 state, federal …
Jurist, the legal education network, a terrific site of legal news, views and resources, has added daily links to Supreme Court news .
EDOCKET allows researchers to view and conduct a quick or full-text search for regulatory and non-regulatory dockets that are currently available for public comment.
Pennsylvania Legal Research Web Sites is maintained by Dittakavi Rao, Associate Director, Duquesne University Center For Legal Information. This portal should be your first stop for Pennsylvania legal research. Here you will find links to a wide range of resources that include the state’s administrative code and administrative law, statutory law, county court rules, federal, …
“Global Securities Information, Inc. (GSI), the leading provider of SEC filings and related materials to the legal community, announced today that it has acquired a collection of over 100,000 Annual Reports to Shareholders from more than 30,000 companies in 106 countries.”
