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Lists of Law Schools
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ABA's Law School Stats
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Breaking Into Law Teaching - Some great stuff from
Paul Caron:
- For practitioners and others contemplating joining the law
professor ranks, many law schools offer wonderful opportunities
to transition into the legal academy with one- or two-year
fellowships which allow you to enter the
AALS Faculty Recruitment Conference (the "meat market")
armed with teaching experience and published scholarship under
your belt:
- A great discussion of many of these fellowship programs can
be found in Patricia A. Cain (Iowa) & Faith Pincus (Iowa),
Faculty Fellowship Programs That Lead to Law Teaching.
- For more information on becoming a law professor, including
a discussion of the advantages of these fellowship programs,
see:
- Jack Chin (Arizona),
TeachLaw: Resources for Lawyers Who Want to be Law Professors
- Jack Chin (Arizona) & Denise Morgan (New York Law School),
Breaking Into the Academy: The 2002-2004 Michigan Journal of
Race & Law Guide for Aspiring Law Professors, 7 Mich. J.
Race & L. 457 (2002)
- Eric Goldman (Marquette),
Careers in Law Teaching
- Institute for Humane Studies, George Mason University,
Law School and Beyond: The IHS Guide to Careers in Legal
Academia
- Law Crossing, Becoming a Law Professor:
Part 1 and
Part 2
- Brian Leiter (Texas),
Information and Advice for Persons Interested in Teaching Law
- Brad Wendel (Cornell),
The Big Rock Candy Mountain: How to Get a Job in Law Teaching
- Don Zillman (Maine), Marina Angel (Temple), Jan Laitos
(Denver), George Pring (Denver) & Joseph Tomain (Cincinnati),
Uncloaking Law School Hiring: A Recruit's Guide to the AALS
Faculty Recruitment Conference, 39 J. Legal Educ. 345 (1988)
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Leiter's Educational Quality Ranking
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multiple-choice exams:
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review:
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Michigan Litigation:
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Organizations:
Federal Sources
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Lots of sites are searchable through just a couple of impressive
search engines:
- Constitutional:
- Constitution of the United
States
- Reference material
- Judicial:
- Court
Directories, related sites
- Supreme
Court of the United States
- Official
website
- U.S. Supreme Court Center
(blazingly fast retrieval of Supreme Court opinions through
the end of the 2004 Term (1 U.S. - 545 U.S.)
- SCOTUSblog - excellent blawg
from Akin Gump's Tom Goldstein and others
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SCOTUSWiki - companion site to SCOTUSblog, still in
development; a potentially great resource for briefs,
transcripts, articles, podcasts, etc.
- How Appealing
- another good blawg, this one from Howard J. Bashman
- Oyez.com: audio
recordings back to the October 1955 Term and other
information back to the 1953 Term
- Case lists, descriptions,
some briefs, and
links for the current docket
- Solicitor General's
Office (including all filed briefs)
- Cornell's
Supreme Court site -- excellent source of opinions
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Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism:
On
the Docket
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FindLaw's
Supreme Court Center - excellent source for briefs,
orders, etc.
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LLRX's Web Guide to U.S. Supreme Court Research (Gail Partin)
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Jurist's Supreme
Court page
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Washington Post's Supreme Court coverage
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Fifth Circuit Court of
Appeals Home Page
- U.S. District Court
for the Northern District of Texas
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Judgeships
and Clerkships
- Congressional:
I have a lot of additional
links on my "Web Resources" page for my Legislation course.
- Administrative:
- Executive: The White House
(This
Week's Document Releases) (Searchable
archive of all WH utterances) (Staff
Directory) |
NARA's Weekly
Compilation of Presidential Documents |
Guide
to Presidential (and other Executive) Documents on NARA Web Sites
| See also
The
AmericanPresidency.net (good historical resource)
- Useful
links:
N.Y. Times Internet Guide to Politics & Government
| Washington
Post's "Federal Internet Guide" | Washington Post's "Federal Page"
| U
of Michigan's Federal Government Resources on the Web
| USGov.search
| Carroll's
GovSearch | FirstGov |
U.S. Government
Manual | Election
Law: campaign finance, broadcast rules,
Electoral College, great links | Brookings'
guidebook for presidential appointees |
additional
government & politics links
Texas
Sources
- Legal research:
Lydia
M.V. Brandt's legal research site |
State of Texas WWW
Page
| Texas State Law
Library | Texas
Constitution |
Governor's Web Page |
Texasbarcle.com Publications - Digest
- Judicial:
Texas Judicial Server
(all Texas courts) | LLRX
Court Rules, Dockets (for state and federal
courts) |
Texas Supreme
Court
- Legislature:
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Texas Statutes
- Index to Sections
Affected (current and previous legislative sessions)
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Texas Legislature
Online - outstanding site allows various types of searches for bills from the 74th
Legislature
through the current session, indexes, legislative reports, amendments, etc.
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Bill Status: If you know the number of the bill or
resolution you are looking for, this search page will take you
directly to it.
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General Subject Index: All filed bills are listed under
one or more "main subject headings."
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Subject Headings: In addition to the "main subject
headings," TLO also lists bills by much more detailed and
specific "Subject Headings."
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Advanced Search: You can also do an advanced search that
combines subject codes (listed above) and allows you to search
only for bills sponsored by certain legislators, or bills that
have been signed by the governor (or have been subject to any
other legislative/executive action), or any combination of
search criteria you want.
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Concept Text Search: For this search engine, you can
create your own keywords. There is also an
Advanced Text Search feature that will allow you to
combine your keyword search with other search limiters
(chamber, bill type, version ("enrolled" will limit your
search results to those bills that were passed by both houses
and sent to the Governor for signature), type of document).
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Legislative Reports: This page provides
lists of filed bills, amendments, and referrals, as well as
lists of bills passed by both houses, bills signed or vetoed
by the governor, and the like.
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MyTLO: This free service allows users to track up
to 25 bills and to receive e-mail notifications whenever
action is taken on one of the bills being tracked.
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Index to Sections Affected: This useful page allows
searches in both directions. You can search by statutory
provision (which will yield a list of all bills that would
have amended the statute) or by bill number (showing a list of
all sections affected by the bill). You can limit your search
to bills that have been enrolled, which will eliminate all
bills that were not approved by both houses and sent to the
Governor.
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Governor's list of signed bills (2003) | (2005) (no link yet)
- Texas Legislative
Council (Publications)
- Texas Legislative
Reference Library
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Texas Senate home
page
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Texas House home
page
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