Law Resources
	This list does not constitute an endorsement of any of these sites.
	All Law - "Your Internet Legal Gateway"
	American Bar Association Division for Public Education
	Computer Ethics, Laws, Privacy Issues - Virginia Montecino
	Congressional Universe - legislative information (Congressional Information Service, Inc.)
	District of Columbia Bar Public and Consumer Information -  includes ethics opinions and law links
	D.C. Street Law Clinic - "to provide legal education to laypersons while also aiding in the professional development of the law students" (Georgetown University Law Center)
	Findlaw.com - online resource for legal professionals, lawyers, and law students.  Offers documents, forms legal dictionary, reference material, news and information in various categories (U.S.,  foreign and international law, cases, codes, legal aid, job information)
	FreeAdvice.com - self-help law center
	Legal Ethics.com - ethics sites, articles on legal ethics
	Federal Legislative Information on the Internet - (Library of Congress service)
	Federal Tax Laws (laws, legislation, codes, regulation,  court decisions, rates, tables, payrolls, administration, treaties ) - compiled by Dennis Schmidt
	Guide to the US Supreme Court - by JURIST: The Legal Education Network  - University of Pittsburgh School of Law
	KuestlerLaw - the Technology Law Resource
	Law and Politics: Internet Guide - "one stop source for legal research" for the legal profession, academia and the public
	Legislative Information on the Internet  (service of the Library of Congress)
	Links to Law Resources - FreeAdvice.com
	Links to Law Schools - FreeAdvice.com
	Maryland Bar - public resources
	Nolo.com - self-help law center
	Nolo's Legal Encyclopedia - business, employee rights, wills, taxes, real estate, family, criminal copyright, etc.
	The Oyez Project - Northwest University
	Supreme Court Collection - searchable database for Supreme Court decisions - Legal Information Institute
	Tax and Accounting Sites Directory - fed and international tax law - Dennis Schmidt
	Virtual Supreme Court - created by Penn Law Professor Barbara Bennett Woodhouse as a teaching tool to explore the role of the judiciary in deciding how to interpret the words of the Constitution.
	Virginia State Bar - includes information for the public
	updated June 2002