Law
- American Law Sources On-Line seeks to provide a comprehensive, uniform, and useful compilation of links to all on-line sources of American law that are available without charge
- Bankruptcy Court of Nebraska
- Code of Federal Regulations
- Consumer's Tool Kit for Health Care Advance Planning This tool kit contains a variety of self-help worksheets, suggestions, and resources for creating health care advance directives. Provided by the American Bar Association
- Courts.Net the nation's court directory
- Criminal Court Cases - Lancaster County, Nebraska
- District Court of Nebraska: Eighth Judicial District
- DivorceNet Information on many family concerns: adoption, divorce, custody and visitation, step-families and grandparents rights etc
- Employment Law a clearinghouse of material about the world of employment law and its many facets
- Families & Children legal forms, divorce with children and without children from the Nebraska Judicial Branch
- Famous American Trials
- FindForms.com a search engine for legal forms
- FindLaw Comprehensive source for U.S. Supreme Court decisions since 1893 plus state legal information.
- FindLaw Find a lawyer.
- FindLaw Consumer Law Center
- FindLaw Forms federal and state court forms
- FindLaw Small Business Center
- For the Public: Free Legal Information Bankruptcy, Be a Good Witness, Buying a Home, Custody & Visitation, Employment Law, Joint Tenancy, Landlord-Tenant Law, Legal Fees, No Fault Divorce, Wills, Your Rights If You Are Arrested
- Free Public Records Directory This site provides links to criminal records, civil court records, marriage records, divorce records, real and personal property records, recorded documents, jail and inmate records, sex offender records, wanted persons records, and many more free public records.
- Guide to Law Online this metasite indexes online resources for legal information worldwide. Most of the resources are briefly annotated, and all are free, quality sources of information
- Guide to U.S. Supreme Court Research selection of annotated links to the most reliable, substantive sites for U.S. Supreme Court research
- Hieros Gamos "The Comprehensive Law and Government Portal"
- History of The Supreme Court
- How a Bill Becomes a Law
- Internet Legal Resource Guide Forms Archive free forms on buying, selling, borrowing, lending, business ventures, credit, employment, real estate, transfers, estate planning, marital, family, power of attorney, health care. Some are state-specific
- Klaaskids - Megan's Law Legislation in all 50 States
- Landmark Supreme Court Cases a full range of resources and activities to support the teaching of landmark Supreme Court cases
- Law Library of Congress
- Law Net designed to be a one-stop legal information resource for the Internet
- Law.com law dictionary
- Lawguru.com Includes a legal research meta search page, and frequently asked questions
- 'Lectric Law Library Forms Room
- Legal Aid of Nebraska provides addresses of statewide offices (scroll to the bottom of this page for locations), list of services, and handbooks on the topics of divorce, bankruptcy, and landlord-tenant information specific to Nebraska
- Legal Documents Online This site allows YOU to prepare customized legal documents directly online.
- Legal Information Institute from Cornell's Law School - aims to carry out applied research on the use of digital information technology in the distribution of legal information, the delivery of legal education, and the practice of law
- Libel FAQs Clear discussions of terms such as libel, slander, and defamation, and the legal processes used to try related cases
- Lincoln Municipal Code
- Martindale-Hubbell Lawyer Locator
- Martindale-Hubbell Web site
- Meta-Index for U.S. Legal Research searchable legal indexes on the World Wide Web
- Nebraska Bankruptcy Court Directory
- Nebraska Commission on Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice
- Nebraska Commission on Public Advocacy
- Nebraska Judicial Branch Directory and informational guide to all levels of courts in Nebraska. Includes some frequently used court forms and links to fee-based court records databases.
- Nebraska Laws Pertaining to Libraries and Library Operations
- Nebraska Legal / Business Forms
- Nebraska Network for Children and Families
- Nebraska Online Legal Self-Help Center
- Nebraska State Bar Association
- Nebraska State Patrol
- Nebraska Workers Compensation Court Opinions
- NotaryPublic.com
- Open Meeting Laws in Nebraska
- Oyez, Oyez, Oyez US Supreme Court Multimedia database - take a virtual tour of the Supreme Court, find oral arguments, current cases, historical cases, info about current and past justices
- Schmid Law Library University of Nebraska, Lincoln
- State and Local Government on the Web
- State By State - General Marriage License Requirements
- State Gun Laws
- State Laws, Rules and Regulations - Nebraska
- State Legal Resources on the Web from the University of Michigan
- Supreme Court official site including bench and slip opinions of the Court from 1999.
- Supreme Court Decisions
- Supreme Court Historical Society Dedicated to "the preservation and dissemination of the history of the Supreme Court of the United States," the Supreme Court Historical Society was founded in 1974 by the late Chief Justice Warren E. Burger
- U.S. Commission on Civil Rights along with investigating claims of discrimination, the Commission also has a significant research arm, and the agency produces numerous reports and public news briefs that are offered here as well
- Washlaw: Legal Research on the Web
- Webster's Dictionary of Legal, Lawful, &Propaganda Terms
- Where to find legal forms from the Washington University School of Law
- White-Collar Crime Provides a broad array of primary law sources, including statutes, judicial decisions, and Internet resources. Part of the Cornell Law School's Legal Information Institute site
- Women's Law Initiative a nationwide online resource for women and girls living with or escaping domestic violence
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