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People look for legal information on the Internet for a variety of reasons:
- They are having a minor legal problem, and want to know their rights or responsibilities.
- They are students with an assignment to study a particular law or case, or to observe the legal process.
- They want to take advantage of the “do-it-yourself” legal movement for bankruptcy, dissolution of marriage, or small claims court.
These pages offer a variety of sources for state and federal statutory, regulation, and case law.
| A to Z - Starting Points |
General introduction to legal research online
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| Forms |
California Judicial Council and general legal forms
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| Judicial System - Federal Courts |
Links to information about federal courts, particularly the U.S. Supreme Court - its justices and selected decisions.
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| Judicial System - State Courts |
Information about California courts, including opinions and forms. Includes links which provide similar information about other states' judicial systems.
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| Laws and Legislation - Federal Bills, Statutes, and Regulations |
Provides links full-text searching capability for pending legislation in the U.S. Congress, the United States Code, Code of Federal Regulations, and Federal Register.
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| Laws and Legislation - State Bills, Statutes, and Regulations |
Links to pending legislation in the Assembly and Senate, chaptered bills (Statutes at Large), California Codes, and the Code of Regulations. |
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