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Course Pages  

• Elder Law Workshop  
  Kim Dayton and Molly Wood, University of Kansas School of Law
• History of American Law  
  Thomas Russell, University of Texas School of Law
• The House of Commons Within the UK Constitution  
  Clive Walker, Faculty of Law, University of Leeds, UNITED KINGDOM
• International Human Rights  
  Donna Arzt, Syracuse University College of Law
• Law of Cyberspace  
  Larry Lessig, Harvard Law School
• Lawyers in Film  
  James Elkins, West Virginia University College of Law
• Legal Research and Writing  
  Michael Geist, Columbia Law School
• Property  
  William Flanagan, Faculty of Law, Queen's University, CANADA
• Race and Racism in American Law  
  Vernellia Randall, University of Dayton School of Law
• Virtual Chancery Court  
  Gordon Smith, Northwestern School of Law, Lewis & Clark College, and Lawrence Hamermesh, Widener University School of Law

Resource Pages  

• Constitution Finder  
  John Paul Jones, T.C. Williams School of Law, University of Richmond
• Feminist Theory and Feminist Jurisprudence on the WWW  
  Kim Dayton, University of Kansas School of Law
• Free Speech vs. Workplace Harassment Law  
  Eugene Volokh, University of California at Los Angeles School of Law
• The Grand Jury Home Page  
  Susan Brenner and Greg Lockhart, University of Dayton School of Law
• Public International Law  
  Francis Auburn, Faculty of Law, University of Western Australia, AUSTRALIA
• Roman Law  
  Ernest Metzger, Faculty of Law, University of Aberdeen, UNITED KINGDOM
• Tax Law Lounge  
  Richard Haight, Pettit College of Law, Ohio Northern University
• Teaching and Learning Law  
  Barbara Glesner-Fines, University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law
• Workways [the mental processes of lawyering]
  Peggy Davis, New York University School of Law

Online Articles  

• "The California Civil Rights Initiative: An Interpretive Guide"  
  Eugene Volokh, University of California at Los Angeles School of Law
• "An Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Law, or Can Machines be Made to Think Like Lawyers?"  
  J.C. Smith, Faculty of Law, University of British Columbia, CANADA
• "The Imperial Presidency's New Vestments"  
  Michael Froomkin, University of Miami School of Law
• "Governance of the Internet: A UK Perspective"  
  Mark Gould, Law Department, University of Bristol, UNITED KINGDOM
• "Police Interrogation in the 1990s: An Empirical Study of the Effects of Miranda "  
  Paul Cassell, University of Utah College of Law
• "Public Access to Law Via Internet: The Australasian Legal Information Institute"  
  Graham Greenleaf et al., Faculty of Law, University of New South Wales, AUSTRALIA
• "Racist Health Care: Reforming an Unjust Health-care System to Meet the Needs of African Americans"  
  Vernella Randall, University of Dayton School of Law
• "Where Can You Go Today? The Computerization of Legal Education from Workbooks to the Web"  
  Michael Geist, Columbia Law School

Home Pages  

• Paul Cassell  
  University of Utah College of Law
• Barbara Glesner-Fines  
  University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law
• Robert Lawless  
  University of Missouri-Columbia School of Law
• Pedro Malavet  
  University of Florida College of Law
• Margaret Jane Radin  
  Stanford Law School
• Lorne Sossin  
  Osgoode Hall Law School, CANADA
• Peter Swire  
  Ohio State University
• Steve Uglow  
  Law School, University of Kent, UNITED KINGDOM
• Archie Zariski  
  Murdoch University School of Law, AUSTRALIA

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