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: Ross-Blakley Law Library BlogSupreme Court goes back to work
By Amy Levine
Today marks the opening day of the new United States Supreme Court session. Here are a few suggestions on ways you can keep track of the court. The U.S. Supreme Court?s own website is a fine resource for all matters pertaining to the court. FindLaw?s Supreme Court Center, is also good. Oyez, provides access to multimedia information about the Supreme Court including text, images, audio, and video. Cornell University Law School?s Legal Information Institute is also a great resource. For news about the court look to Jurist, which is from the University of Pittsburgh School of Law. Also the Washington Post and The New York Times have dedicated web pages for the court.
Full post as published by Ross-Blakley Law Library Blog on October 06, 2008 (boomark / email).
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