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Federal Courts

Internet Resources

• American Judicature Society Promotes the effective administration of justice
• Federal Courts Law Review FCLR; an electronic publication of the Federal Magistrate Judges Association (FMJA) specializing exclusively in legal scholarship relating to federal courts/judiciary; started on July 1997; see also FEDCOURTS@law.wisc.edu
• The Federal Court Locator
• Federal Judicial Center Federal courts' agency for research and continuing education.
• Federal law - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  
• FindLaw: Cases and Codes
• FindLaw: Federal Resources
• History of the Judiciary
• Inside the Federal Courts
• THE THIRD BRANCH U.S. federal courts and judges
• THOMAS (Library of Congress)
  
• U.S. Federal Judiciary Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts
• US Federal laws (by source)

Listserv Information

• FEDCOURTS@law.wisc.edu Federal Courts List; for law faculty:
  
  For subscription, send the following message to owner-fedcourts@law.wisc.edu:
  subscribe fedcourts Your Name, Title, Institution
• LIIBULLETIN Legal Information Institute of the Cornell Law School e-bulletin containing summaries (syllabi) of U.S. Supreme Court decisions:
  
  For subscription, send the following message to listserv@listserv.law.cornell.edu or listserv@lii.law.cornell:
  subscribe LIIBULLETIN Your Name (Related page at http://www.law.cornell.edu/focus/bulletins.html)
• WLO-USSC United States Supreme Court News; electronic mail service of Willamette Law Online:
  
  For subscription, send the following message to listproc@willamette.edu:
  subscribe wlo-ussc Your Name (Related page at http://www.willamette.edu/law/wlo)
• Appellate law Lists for the discussion of U.S. Supreme and Federal Circuit Courts of Appeal and U.S. State Supreme and Appellate Courts; appeals practice for lawyers; Supreme Courts, Circuit Courts, etc.:
  
  For subscription, send the following message to discussions@counselweb.com:
  subscribe [list name] for each discussion list the user wants to sign up for. Each new list should be on a separate line; there are lists for all jurisdictions in the form such as:
  discussion@appellatelaw.net - general appellate discussion list
  discussion.supct@appellatelaw.net - US Supreme Court
  discussion.cir1@appellatelaw.net - 1st Circuit
  discussion.cirdc@appellatelaw.net - DC Circuit
  discussion.cirfed@appellatelaw.net - Federal Circuit
  discussion.ca@appellatelaw.net - California
  discussion.dc@appellatelaw.net - District of Columbia (Washington)
  discussion.il@appellatelaw.net - Illinois
  discussion.ny@appellatelaw.net - New York
  

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