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The text of the Act itself

Afll federal and all states cases and statutes, low subscription rate

It's free but its slow. Has most states and all federal as well as lawyer referral and listings of experts. It has some other resource listings as well. Not as good as it used to be.

California law cases and statutes, low cost. You can get a cd with all statutes and cases back to 1935 at a reasonable price from here.

Low cost state and federal research. Not as low in cost as versuslaw but a good website. Mostly California but also Florida and Massachusetts and some other states.

This is a terrificFREE website. It has US Supreme Court decisions that are most cited and looked at, good summaries of the law and its free.

This is the official website of that court. You can look up court dockets online if you have the case number, get court rules, locations, phone numbers et cetera. You can also download filed case documents from some cases for a fee.

FREE website with downloadable Acrobat official court forms, directory of California state Courts and a self help center for non-lawyers

Go here to find California Corporations and California Election Stats. It also has a listing of Spanish Land Grants.

looks up public records re: land ownership, business ownership, judgments etc. for a reasonable fee.

This is a subscription website, but the cost is 8¢ a page, where you can get access to the court files for most United States District and Bankruptcy Courts in the United States. You can download some documents from case files for 8¢ a page.

This is the big Kahuna of legal newspapers in Southern California. Not much of it is online, but if you are looking for a job, all of the ads are online.

Lots of legal news and links free on line.

One low price. And the online courses count as participatory. You can't beat that.

Audio tapes on tape or CD-- can also qualify for participatory credit.

Another Online learning resource where you can do it all. Here for $450.00