FILLING YOUR TANK: REGULAR, SPECIAL OR PREMIUM?
FEDERAL AND STATE
STATUTORY AND ADMINISTRATIVE
WEB RESEARCH
PART OF THE NEW HAMPSHIRE BAR ASSOCIATION
CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION PROGRAM HELD MAY 17, 2005
PRESENTER CYNTHIA R. LANDAU
PORTALS – EASY WAYS TO LINK TO FEDERAL AND STATE STATUTES AND REGULATIONS
ORGANIZATION OF WRITTEN MATERIALS – PART I
- FEDERAL STATUTES, FEDERAL REGULATIONS,
STATE STATUTES, STATE REGULATIONS
- Within each of those categories, web sites are organized by
REGULAR (FREE WEB SITES)
SPECIAL (LOW COST WEB SITES)
PREMIUM (HIGH END, VALUE ADDED)
- For each of those sites, uniform information is given, in the following categories:
Source
Coverage
Searching by Field
Searching by Citation
Case Annotations
Updating
Notification of Pending Legislation or Regulations
Cross References
Special Features
Access to Searching all state statutes or regulations at once
Access to Earlier Versions of the Statutes or Regulations
Access to Legislative History Information (for statutes only)
Validation of Statute or Regulation
Administrative Decisions (for regulations only)
- Review of Online Searching Requirements for Each System
ORGANIZATION OF WRITTEN MATERIALS – PART II
- TIPS FOR SEARCHING STATUTES AND REGULATIONS
- EXPANDING OR NARROWING YOUR SEARCH
- REGULAR, SPECIAL OR PREMUIM?
RESEARCHING LEGISLATIVE HISTORIES ON THE WEB
RESEARCHING UNIFORM OR MODEL LAWS ON THE WEB
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