Provide list of legal resources, by jurisdiction and popular topics. It is housed at the Cornell Law School

PLoL is the best starting place to find law on the Web.

Supported by University of Pittsburgh Law School, JURIST puts particular emphasis on quickly locating and presenting primary source materials - the judicial decisions, legislation, testimony, reports and releases behind the legal news - so readers can evaluate those directly. Also in the academic analytic tradition, JURIST attempts to assess and present legal news in a factual, objective and neutral manner. Its specialist commentators are law professors expert in their fields or legal policymakers who have been directly involved in the events they discuss.

The Law Library is a repository for the complete record of American Law. Additions are constantly being made to the collection of:U.S. Congress bills, resolutions, hearings and other documents;U.S. federal and state government documents of a legal nature; Legal newspapers of major U.S. cities; Records and briefs of the U.S. Supreme Court and Courts of Appeal

"Premier Federal, State and Local Government site on the Internet." Links to federal government, federal courts, state government and state courts

Provide links to legal news, resources, forms, publications, case highlights, legislative histories, and its Agencies.

NIJ provides objective and independent resources and tools to reduce crime and promote justice, particularly at the state and local levels. Topics includes Corrections; Courts; Crime and Prevention; Drugs and Crime; Forensics; Law Enforcement; Technology and Tools; Tribal Crime and Justice; Victims and Victimization