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"The Legal List, Law-Related Resources on the Internet and Elsewhere"
           by Erik J. Heels, 39 Main St., Eliot, ME  03903 
                   legal-list@justice.eliot.me.us

                           ______________
                           The Legal List
                           ______________
        Law-related Resources on the Internet and Elsewhere
                           ______________

                          by Erik J. Heels


                       Version 3.1, 17 Mar 94
                  Copyright (c) 1994 Erik J. Heels
       Earlier Versions Copyright (c) 1992, 1993 Erik J. Heels


                         With support from

               The University of Maine School of Law,
            The Maine Law and Technology Association, and
                       Midnight Networks Inc.


                          COPYRIGHT NOTICE
                  Copyright (c) 1994 Erik J. Heels
             All rights reserved, except the following:

I.  ELECTRONIC COPYING.  Permission is granted to copy "The Legal 
List" from one electronic storage or computer system to another (for 
example, to an e-mail server, FTP site, TELNET site, Gopher site, 
WWW site, WAIS site, USENET newsgroup, BBS, or any other electronic 
storage or computer system) provided that this copyright notice is 
included with all such copies.  Your are encouraged to copy and 
redistribute electronic versions (as described in this section) of 
"The Legal List."  If you choose to do so, please subscribe to "The 
Legal List" Mailing List (legal-list-request@justice.eliot.me.us, as 
described in Section 2.2.1) to minimize the proliferation of old 
versions of "The Legal List."  (For example, if you choose to copy 
"The Legal List" to your Gopher site, please subscribe to "The Legal 
List" Mailing List so that you can update your Gopher site when the 
next version of "The Legal List" is published.)

II.  OTHER THAN ELECTRONIC COPYING.  Permission is granted to copy 
"The Legal List" other than as described in Section I of this notice 
(including, but not limited to, printing "The Legal List" or 
otherwise making paper copies of it) under the following conditions:  
1) This copyright notice must be included with all such copies.  2) 
If "The Legal List" is copied other than as described in Section I 
of this notice (e.g. if "The Legal List" is printed or photocopied), 
the copier must pay $9.17 to the author and must notify the author 
that "The Legal List" has been so copied.  Payment must be made in 
US dollars (check or money order only, payable to "Erik J. Heels") 
and mailed to:
     The Legal List
     Attn: Erik J. Heels
     39 Main Street
     Eliot, ME  03903-2234




                        - TABLE OF CONTENTS -

[law/net-resources/part1 starts here]

O.  REVISION HISTORY ETC. 
    0.1.  QUICK REFERENCE E-MAIL ADDRESSES
    0.2.  CONTRIBUTORS TO VERSION 2.0
    0.3.  CONTRIBUTORS TO VERSION 3.0

1.  INTRODUCTION TO "THE LEGAL LIST"
    1.1.  PURPOSE AND HISTORY
    1.2.  FOR NEW INTERNET USERS - A BRIEF PRIMER ON THE INTERNET
    1.3.  DISCLAIMER

2.  GETTING AND REDISTRIBUTING "THE LEGAL LIST"
    2.1.  SUMMARY OF HOW TO GET "THE LEGAL LIST"
    2.2.  E-MAIL 
        2.2.1.  MAILING LIST
        2.2.2.  UPDATES
    2.3.  ANONYMOUS FTP
        2.3.1  INTERNET RESOURCE GUIDE - DIRECTORY OF DIRECTORIES
    2.4.  GOPHER
        2.4.1.  ADDING "THE LEGAL LIST" TO YOUR GOPHER SITE
        2.4.2.  OTHER KNOWN GOPHER SITES
    2.5.  USENET
    2.6.  ELSEWHERE
    2.7.  HARD COPIES

3.  E-MAIL-ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES
    3.1.  ORGANIZATIONS AND MEETINGS
        3.1.1.  AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION
            3.1.1.1.  SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY SECTION
            3.1.1.2.  SECTION OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW
        3.1.2.  CENTER FOR COMPUTER LAW
        3.1.3.  COALITION FOR NETWORKED INFORMATION
        3.1.4.  COMPUTER PROFESSIONALS FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
        3.1.5.  COMPUTER SYSTEMS POLICY PROJECT
        3.1.6.  CONFERENCE ON COMPUTERS, FREEDOM, AND PRIVACY
        3.1.7.  INTERNATIONAL LAW STUDENTS ASSOCIATION
        3.1.8.  LEGAL INFORMATION INSTITUTE - E-BULLETIN
        3.1.9.  PEACENET WORLD NEWS SERVICE
        3.1.10.  SOFTWARE PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION
        3.1.11.  UNIV. OF DAYTON - 
                 SIGNIFICANT DEVELOPMENTS IN COMPUTER LAW
        3.1.12.  U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
        3.1.13.  U.S. SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE ON TECHNOLOGY & THE LAW
        3.1.14.  THE WHITE HOUSE

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    3.2.  LAW SCHOOLS
        3.2.1.  ALABAMA
        3.2.2.  ALASKA
        3.2.3.  ARIZONA
        3.2.4.  ARKANSAS
        3.2.5.  CALIFORNIA
        3.2.6.  COLORADO
        3.2.7.  CONNECTICUT
        3.2.8.  DELAWARE
        3.2.9.  FLORIDA
        3.2.10.  GEORGIA
        3.2.11.  HAWAII
        3.2.12.  IDAHO
        3.2.13.  ILLINOIS
        3.2.14.  INDIANA
        3.2.15.  IOWA
        3.2.16.  KANSAS
        3.2.17.  KENTUCKY
        3.2.18.  LOUISIANA
        3.2.19.  MAINE
        3.2.20.  MARYLAND
        3.2.21.  MASSACHUSETTS
        3.2.22.  MICHIGAN
        3.2.23.  MINNESOTA
        3.2.24.  MISSISSIPPI
        3.2.25.  MISSOURI
        3.2.26.  MONTANA
        3.2.27.  NEBRASKA
        3.2.28.  NEVADA
        3.2.29.  NEW HAMPSHIRE
        3.2.30.  NEW JERSEY
        3.2.31.  NEW MEXICO
        3.2.32.  NEW YORK
        3.2.33.  NORTH CAROLINA
        3.2.34.  NORTH DAKOTA
        3.2.35.  OHIO
        3.2.36.  OKLAHOMA
        3.2.37.  OREGON
        3.2.38.  PENNSYLVANIA
        3.2.39.  PUERTO RICO
        3.2.40.  RHODE ISLAND
        3.2.41.  SOUTH CAROLINA
        3.2.42.  SOUTH DAKOTA
        3.2.43.  TENNESSEE
        3.2.44.  TEXAS
        3.2.45.  UTAH
        3.2.46.  VERMONT
        3.2.47.  VIRGINIA
        3.2.48.  WASHINGTON
        3.2.49.  WASHINGTON, D.C.
        3.2.50.  WEST VIRGINIA
        3.2.51.  WISCONSIN
        3.2.52.  WYOMING

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    3.3.  BITNET AND UNIX LISTSERV GROUPS
        3.3.1.  AIL-L
        3.3.2.  ALL-OF-ELSA
        3.3.3.  BIZLAW-L
        3.3.4.  CALI-L
        3.3.5.  CALL-L
        3.3.6.  CJUST-L
        3.3.7.  CNI-COPYRIGHT
        3.3.8.  COMLAW-L
        3.3.9.  COMP-PRIVACY
        3.3.10.  CPAE
        3.3.11.  CPS-L
        3.3.12.  CTI-LAW
        3.3.13.  CYBERIA-L
        3.3.14.  CYBERLAW
        3.3.15.  DATA-PROTECTION
        3.3.16.  EC
        3.3.17.  EDLAW
        3.3.18.  ENVLAWPROFS
        3.3.19.  EURO-LEX
        3.3.20.  FEDTAX-L
        3.3.21.  FEMJUR
        3.3.22.  FORENS-L
        3.3.23.  FREE-L
        3.3.24.  GOVDOC-L
        3.3.25.  HISLAW-L
        3.3.26.  H-NET
        3.3.27.  INFO-LAW
        3.3.28.  INT-LAW
        3.3.29.  JUCIDI-L
        3.3.30.  JUDAISME-L
        3.3.31.  JURIST-L
        3.3.32.  LAW-EUROPE
        3.3.33.  LAW-FAMILY
        3.3.34.  LAW-LIB
            3.3.34.1.  AUTOMATOME
        3.3.35.  LAWPROF
        3.3.36.  LAWSCH-L
        3.3.37.  LAWSRC-L
        3.3.38.  LEGWRI-L
        3.3.39.  LIS-LAW
        3.3.40.  LNN
        3.3.41.  NCS-L
        3.3.42.  PACS-L
        3.3.43.  PSRT-L
            3.3.43.1.  LAW AND POLITICS BOOK REVIEW
        3.3.44.  PSYLAW-L
        3.3.45.  REGS-L
        3.3.46.  RIGHTS-L
        3.3.47.  RLGLAW-L
        3.3.48.  SOFTPATS
        3.3.49.  TECHNOLOGY-TRANSFER-LIST
        3.3.50.  TEKNOIDS
        3.3.51.  TLTP-LAW
        3.3.52.  UKLEGAL
        3.3.53.  UN

4.  FTP-ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES
    4.1.  FTP VIA E-MAIL
        4.1.1.  FTPMAIL EXAMPLE
    4.2.  SUPREME COURT DECISIONS
        4.2.1.  PROJECT HERMES
        4.2.2.  FTP SITES
    4.3.  ELECTRONIC FRONTIER FOUNDATION - ARCHIVES
    4.4.  PROJECT GUTENBERG
    4.5.  AN INTRODUCTION TO USING THE INTERNET AT ST. LOUIS UNIV.
          SCHOOL OF LAW
    4.6.  TUFTS UNIV. - MULTILATERALS PROJECT
    4.7.  COPYRIGHT FAQ
    4.8.  COPYRIGHT GUIDE FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS
    4.9.  STATE OF OHIO - COURT DECISIONS
    4.10.  US COURTS OF APPEALS, 9TH CIR. - MODEL JURY INSTRUCTIONS
    4.11.  LEGAL RESEARCH FAQ
    4.12.  THE CLEARINGHOUSE

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5.  TELNET-ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES
    5.1.  LIBRARY CATALOGS
        5.1.1.  LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
    5.2.  NATIONAL INFORMATION ON SOFTWARE AND SERVICES
    5.3.  WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIV. - ARCHIVES
    5.4.  CORNELL UNIV. - ARCHIVES
    5.5.  RUTGERS UNIV. - INDIGENOUS PEOPLES RIGHTS ARTICLE

6.  GOPHER-ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES
    6.1.  GOPHER OVERVIEW
        6.1.1.  VERONICA
    6.2.  WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIV. - ARCHIVES
    6.3.  THE CIESIN GLOBAL CHANGE INFORMATION GATEWAY
    6.4.  CORNELL UNIV. - ARCHIVES
    6.5.  VILLANOVA UNIV. - ARCHIVES
    6.6.  LAW TECHNOLOGY CENTRE
    6.7.  UNIV. OF SAARLAND
    6.8.  WIRETAP

7.  WWW-ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES
    7.1.  WWW OVERVIEW
    7.2.  INDIANA UNIVERSITY

8.  WAIS-ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES
    8.1.  WAIS OVERVIEW
    8.2.  WAIS SOURCES

9.  USENET (NETNEWS) NEWSGROUPS 

10.  BBS-ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES
    10.1.  FATHERNET BBS
    10.2.  THE FEDERAL BULLETIN BOARD
    10.3.  FEDWORLD
    10.4.  FROLIC AND DETOUR BBS
    10.5.  JUST MOOTING
    10.6.  LERN
    10.7.  US COURTS
    10.8.  LAW MUG BBS
    10.9.  FIRST TEXAS LAWYER'S BBS
    10.10.  ATLA BBS
    10.11.  SAFE'N SECURE BBS

11.  COMPUTER-AIDED LEGAL RESEARCH RESOURCES
    11.1.  THE CENTER FOR COMPUTER-AIDED LEGAL INSTRUCTION
    11.2.  DIALOG
    11.3.  LEXIS/NEXIS
    11.4.  WESTLAW

12.  JOURNALS

APPENDIX A.  INTERNET, UUCP, AND USENET INFORMATION
    A.1.  INTRODUCTORY INTERNET INFORMATION
    A.2.  INTERNET, UUCP, AND USENET PROVIDERS
        A.3.1.  DOMAIN PROVIDERS
            A.3.1.1.  ADVANCED NETWORK & SERVICES, INC.
            A.3.1.2.  ANTERIOR TECHNOLOGY
            A.3.1.3.  CERFNET
            A.3.1.4.  COLORADO SUPERNET
            A.3.1.5.  MSEN
            A.3.1.6.  MV COMMUNICATIONS
            A.3.1.7.  NEARNET
            A.3.1.8.  NETCOM
            A.3.1.9.  PSI
            A.3.1.10.  SURANET
            A.3.1.11.  UUNET
            A.3.1.12.  UUNET CANADA
            A.3.1.13.  UUNORTH
        A.3.2.  ACCOUNT PROVIDERS
            A.3.2.1.  ABANET
            A.3.2.2.  AMERICA ONLINE
            A.3.2.3.  AT&T
            A.3.2.4.  COMPUSERVE
            A.3.2.5.  GENIE
            A.3.2.6.  INTERNATIONAL INTERNET ASSOCIATION
            A.3.2.7.  MCI
            A.3.2.8.  IGC NETWORKS 
            A.3.2.9.  PORTAL
            A.3.2.10.  PRODIGY
            A.3.2.11.  SPRINT
            A.3.2.12.  THE WORLD
    A.4.  INTRODUCTORY UUCP INFORMATION
        A.4.1.  UUCP SOFTWARE
            A.4.1.1.  COMMERCIAL UUCP SOFTWARE
                A.4.1.1.1.  MACINTOSH
                A.4.1.1.2.  DOS
            A.4.1.2.  SHAREWARE UUCP SOFTWARE
                A.4.1.2.1.  MACINTOSH
                A.4.1.2.2.  DOS
    A.5.  INTRODUCTORY BITNET INFORMATION

APPENDIX B.  OTHER RESOURCES
    B.1.  BOOKS
    B.2.  OTHER SHAREWARE SOFTWARE



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O.  REVISION HISTORY ETC.
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17 May 92, beta.1 - Project started by Erik J. Heels.

17 Jun 92, beta 2 - Added BITNET info.

17 Jul 92, beta 3 - Major format revisions.

17 Aug 92, beta.4 (16 K) - Released early due to popular demand.

17 May 93, 1.0 (36 K) - Available via Gopher and anonymous FTP.  
           Added TOC.  Many thanks to Midnight Networks Inc., 
           midnight@midnight.com, for their help with the FTP 
           service.  "***" in text indicates things to do.

17 Aug 93, 2.0 (128 K, 75 pages) - Minor corrections to the 
           text are not indicated.  Formatted with 70 
           characters/line, 58 lines/page (I use a 9 pt. Monaco font
           with a 5 3/8 in. ruler.)
           "<+>" before an item indicates an addition.
           "<->" before an item indicates a deletion.
           "<#>" before an item indicates a re-numbered item.
           "<!>" before an item indicates an updated item.
           "***" in text indicates an item that needs to be 
           verified.

17 Nov 93, 2.1 (128 K, 76 pages) - Fixed typos and pagination.
           Replaced my old UUCP e-mail addresses with us-domain 
           addresses.

17 Jan 94, 3.0 (164 K, 95 pages) - Major revisions and additions.  
           Electronic versions remain free, paper versions cost.

17 Mar 94, 3.1 (164 K, 95 pages) - Fixed typos, eliminated explicit 
           IP addresses (which can be determined by sending a 
           message to resolve@cs.widener.edu with the host name as 
           the body of the message (e.g. to find the IP address of 
           rtfm.mit.edu, send a message to resolve@cs.widener.edu 
           with rtfm.mit.edu as the body of the message)), added 
           BITNET addresses to the BITNET LISTSERV groups, clarified 
           S&H charges, added purchase order option. 

0.1.  QUICK REFERENCE E-MAIL ADDRESSES.

legal-list@justice.eliot.me.us - Questions, additions, corrections.

legal-list-request@justice.eliot.me.us - Subscriptions only (see 
Section 2.2.1).

0.2.  CONTRIBUTORS TO VERSION 2.0.  Many thanks to the following, 
who contributed information for version 2.0 of "The Legal List":  
Frances Blomeley, Terry Carroll, Keren Cummins, Michael P. Dodson, 
Richard Donovan, Doug Matthews, James Edward Maule, Carl Oppedahl, 
Stephen Allan Patrick, and Prof. Henry H. Perritt Jr.

0.3.  CONTRIBUTORS TO VERSION 3.0.  Many thanks to the following who 
contributed information for version 3.0 of "The Legal List":  
Frances Blomeley, George H. Bosworth, Terry Carroll, Daniel B. 
Dobkin, Mark Eckenwiler, Richard Harris, Dan Hunter, Robert J. 
Keller, Burt Kreindel, Andy Lang, David Swarbrick, Nelson Velasquez, 
and Archie Zariski.



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1.  INTRODUCTION TO "THE LEGAL LIST"
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1.1.  PURPOSE AND HISTORY.  The purpose of "The Legal List" is to 
provide a consolidated list of all of the law-related resources 
available on the Internet and elsewhere.  I have been "on the 
Internet" since 1984.  I initially learned about the Internet by 
looking over the shoulders of my friends and co-workers (I believe 
that this is the way most people learn how to navigate the 
Internet), and then I began exploring the Internet for myself.  I 
spent a great deal of 1992 exploring the Internet in search of law-
related resources, because I wanted to know what law-related 
resources were available on the Internet.  I was frustrated that of 
comprehensive list of such resources did not exist, so I created my 
own list.  As I discussed what I had been doing with others, they 
began to request copies of my list.  In August, 1992, I released the 
first version.  I called this version "beta.4," because it was (and 
is) a work in progress.

     I am committed to providing high-quality information.  As such, 
I try to verify information.  (If I have not been able to verify a 
resource, I have flagged it in the text with the "***" symbol.)  I 
also include resources that are no longer available, so that you 
won't waste your time responding to a so-called "new" resource that 
has, in fact, been extinct for some time.  What started a relatively 
short list for my own use has grown into the relatively large book 
you are now reading.  Administrative support in the form of a GOPHER 
server (and its disk space) is provided by the University of Maine 
School of Law.  Administrative support in the form of publicity 
within the University of Maine School of Law is provided by the 
Maine Law and Technology Association.  Administrative support in the 
form of an anonymous FTP server (and its disk space) is provided by 
Midnight Networks, Inc.

     Unfortunately, providing high-quality information costs money.  
"The Legal List" receives no financial support from any 
organization.  I have invested my own time and money (mostly due to 
the long-distance phone calls I make to access the Internet) into 
"The Legal List."  As the copyright notice for this version 
indicates, "The Legal List" is free on the Internet, but it costs if 
you print it.  I believe that this arrangement is consistent with 
the spirit of providing free information on the Internet, while at 
the same time allowing me to partially recover the costs of 
producing "The Legal List."  For those who complain that this 
arrangement makes those without Internet access subsidize those with 
such access, I respond that 1) this encourages people to get on the 
Internet to get the free version, 2) I cannot think of a better 
solution, and 3) I do not maintain a paper copy of "The Legal List."

     I believe that "The Legal List" is worth the price.  It is 
comprehensive, frequently-updated, and "subscribeable"  by sending a 
message to legal-list-request@justice.eliot.me.us with "subscribe 
your_name" as the subject)   To date, over 400 individuals from 
approximately 50 universities and 10 countries have subscribed.  But 
don't take my word for it, listen to what others have said:

     "I can't wait to explore this list further." 
     - 06/28/93

     "I am very new to the internet (and to computers in general) 
     but I am delighted by the quality of information I am 
     receiving."
     - 06/29/93

     "Thanks for recently sending the Legal List.  It's a marvelous 
     service."
     - 07/02/93

     "I've just received a copy of The Legal List Version 2.0 and I 
     wanted to congratulate you on a fine piece of work.  It is a 
     great document and should be extremely useful to those of us 
     trying to find our way around the legal side of Internet."
     - 09/07/93

     "Wow - the Legal List is way impressive!"
     - 09/22/93

     "[A] quick note of praise on your Legal List.  I think it's a 
     great idea, and I have found it useful to get a feel for what's
     available online in the legal domain."
     - 09/23/93

     "I had the pleasure of reading your 'Legal List' this morning.  
     I am an attorney and am new to the Internet.  Your paper will 
     prove to be a tremendous research tool for me."
     - 01/06/94

(For those who might be wondering why I am plugging my book in my 
book, let me explain.  The top portion of "The Legal List" (the 
table of contents and Sections 0, 1, and 2) are included as the 
README file that is archived with "The Legal List" and that is 
sent to those inquiring about "The Legal List.")

     Version 3.0 of "The Legal List" has been totally reorganized.  
I have listed the resources in order of ease-of-accessibility.  The 
resources that are easiest to access are listed first, those that 
are more difficult to access are listed last.  For example, the user 
of a value-added network (such as CompuServe, GEnie, or America 
Online) may have access to Internet e-mail but may not have FTP or 
TELNET access.  To this user, the e-mail servers are the most 
useful.  Also, I have tried to list free services before paid 
services.  Finally, I have included two appendices of general 
Internet information that is not necessarily law-related.  The 
following is a summary of the contents of "The Legal List":

     Chapter 0.  REVISION HISTORY ETC.  Self-explanatory.

     Chapter 1.  INTRODUCTION TO "THE LEGAL LIST."  Self-
explanatory.

     Chapter 2.  GETTING AND REDISTRIBUTING "THE LEGAL LIST."  This 
chapter describes how to get "The Legal List."  If you are trying to 
get a copy of "The Legal List," you can avoid many problems by 
simply reading and following the directions.  This is true not only 
of "The Legal List" but also of all of the resources it describes.  
(For example, you may get "The Legal List" via anonymous FTP from 
ftp.midnight.com as pub/LegalList/legallist.txt, but you may NOT 
TELNET to this site.  See Section 2.3 for details.) 

     Chapter 3.  E-MAIL-ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES.  This chapter 
describes law-related resources available via e-mail such as e-mail 
addresses of law-related organizations, e-mail addresses of US law 
schools, and subscription information for subject-oriented law-
related mailing lists.   These mailing lists (many of which are 
LISTSERV groups) are like magazines in that one can subscribe and 
unsubscribe.  There are groups for a wide range of law-related 
interests such intellectual property (CNI-COPYRIGHT), fathers' 
rights (FREE-L), and issues of interest to law students (LAWSCH-L).

     Chapter 4.  FTP-ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES.  This chapter describes 
law-related resources available via anonymous File Transfer Protocol 
(FTP) such as US Supreme Court decisions and Tufts University's 
Multilaterals Project.

     Chapter 5.  TELNET-ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES.  This chapter 
describes law-related resources available via TELNET such as the 
Library of Congress and the archives of Cornell University School of 
Law.

     Chapter 6.  GOPHER-ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES.  This chapter 
describes law-related resources available via GOPHER (an Internet 
client/server protocol, developed in April 1991 by the University of 
Minnesota) such as the archives of Washington and Lee University 
School of Law.  

     Chapter 7.  WWW-ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES.  This chapter describes 
law-related resources available via the World Wide Web (WWW) (a 
distributed hypermedia system started by CERN, the European 
Laboratory for Particle Physics).

     Chapter 8.  WAIS-ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES.  This chapter describes 
law-related resources available via the Wide Area Information 
Servers (WAIS) (a networked full text information retrieval system 
developed by Thinking Machines, Apple Computer, and Dow Jones).

     Chapter 9.  USENET (NETNEWS) NEWSGROUPS.  This chapter lists 
law-related newsgroups available on USENET, the news network that is 
intertwined with, but independent from, the Internet.

     Chapter 10.  BBS-ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES.  This chapter describes 
law-related Bulletin Board Systems/Services (BBSs) such as FedWorld, 
a bulletin board set up by the National Technical Information 
Service (NTIS) that connects to over 100 Federal bulletin boards.  
Many Bulletin Board Systems/Services (BBS) of a legal nature exist, 
including private BBSs, commercial BBSs, and Government BBSs.

     Chapter 11.  COMPUTER-AIDED LEGAL RESEARCH RESOURCES.  This 
chapter describes computer-aided legal research, such as how to 
connect to Lexis/Nexis and WestLaw via TELNET.

     Chapter 12.  JOURNALS.  This chapter lists technology-related 
law-related journals such as "E Law," which is an electronically-
available journal.

     Appendix A.  INTERNET, UUCP, AND USENET INFORMATION.  This 
appendix contains, for example, information on how to get on the 
Internet, i.e.. how to purchase an Internet account.

     Appendix B.  OTHER RESOURCES.  This appendix describes, for 
example, introductory Internet books and shareware software.

1.3.  FOR NEW INTERNET USERS - A BRIEF PRIMER ON THE INTERNET.  
Earlier versions of "The Legal List" stated that "[a] certain level 
of familiarity with the Internet is assumed by the author of 'The 
Legal List.'"  I no longer make this assumption, as I have 
discovered that many readers of "The Legal List" are unfamiliar with 
the Internet in general.  As such, I have added this "brief primer."

     A Brief Primer on the Internet.  The Internet is THE 
international network of computer networks.  Each computer on the 
Internet speaks the same language, the TCP/IP protocols.  (In 
addition, many value-added services such as CompuServe and GEnie are 
connected to the Internet via gateways.  In essence, this means that 
the users of these value-added networks can use limited Internet 
resources, most notably electronic mail.  But this is rapidly 
changing, as these value-added networks make other Internet 
protocols available, such as FTP and telnet.)  The computers on the 
Internet are connected, essentially, by various types of telephone 
lines.  But what matters to the Internet-user is not how these 
computers are connected or how an electronic mail (e-mail) message 
gets from Maine to California, but simply that the Internet WORKS.  
When people write a letter and send it from Maine to California via 
the United States Postal Services (USPS), they know that the "to" 
and "from" addresses must be written in a certain place, that mail 
may be returned if there is a problem, and that mail may be disposed 
of after sitting idly on the shelf of the post office (if, for 
example, both addresses are illegible).  Internet e-mail works in 
much the same way.  Some of the TCP/IP protocols deal with how to 
send, return, and dispose of e-mail.

     The advantages of Internet e-mail over USPS mail and telephone 
calls are numerous.  Unlike with USPS mail, you don't have to find a 
stamp and drive to the nearest mailbox to send Internet e-mail.  And 
unlike the telephone, Internet e-mail is never busy.  I recently 
planned a ski trip in Maine entirely by e-mail.  I was able to make 
sure that each person got the same information, I could keep track 
of RSVPs, and I didn't have to worry about making phone calls.

     Not Just for Scientists Anymore.  The Internet has recently 
come out of the closet.  As more people get on the Internet, fewer 
people will be able to ignore the Internet.  Formerly used 
exclusively by government, military, and research users, the 
Internet is now being used by people in all lines of work.  Lawyers 
will need to get on the Internet to communicate with their clients 
and with each other.  1993 may go down in history as "the year of 
the Internet."  Consider that in 1993 there were more references to 
the Internet in the New York Times than there were in all previous 
years combined!  

     Summary.  When I was writing choosing a name for "The Legal 
List, Law-Related Resources on the Internet and Elsewhere," I 
initially had chosen "beyond" instead of "elsewhere."  However, I 
decided to go with "elsewhere" because in terms of electronic 
resources, NOTHING is beyond the Internet.  As big as value-added 
services (such as CompuServe and GEnie) may get, they will always be 
a subset of the Internet.  The "elsewhere" sections deal primarily 
with resources that are not on the Internet, but that may be 
someday.  And as the Internet expands, there will be more legal 
issues (intellectual property, privacy, and First Amendment issues 
to name a few) to tackle.  Was 1993 the year of the Internet?  I'm 
not sure, but I do know that the Internet is here to stay, and for 
lawyers and others who are concerned about the future of the 
Internet, now is the time to get on.

     "The Legal List" contains additional introductory information:

     For information on how to get:            See:

     introductory Internet information         Section A.1.
     introductory UUCP information             Section A.4.
     introductory BITNET information           Section A.5.
     additional introductory information       Section B.1.

1.3.  DISCLAIMER.  The author of "The Legal List" has made 
reasonable efforts to provide correct information, but the author, 
the University of Maine School of Law, the Maine Law and Technology 
Association, and Midnight Networks are not responsible for the 
accuracy of the information in "The Legal List."  Updates, 
additions, and corrections to "The Legal List" should be sent to 
legal-list@justice.eliot.me.us.



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2.1  SUMMARY OF HOW TO GET "THE LEGAL LIST."  Please read this 
chapter carefully.  Please do NOT try to access "The Legal List" in 
a manner that is not described in this chapter.  Please read the 
details below.  The purpose of this summary is to describe, in chart 
format, how to get "The Legal List" and how NOT to get "The Legal 
List."  If you read and follow the directions in this chapter, you 
will have no problems.  This advice applies not only to "The Legal 
List" but to all of the resources it describes.
____________________________________________________________________
| SITE                    | How is "The Legal List"                |
|                         | accessible at this site?               |
|_________________________|________________________________________|
| ftp.midnight.com        | FTP access ONLY.                       |
|                         | No e-mail, TELNET, or GOPHER access.   |
|_________________________|________________________________________|
| justice.eliot.me.us     | E-mail access ONLY (by subscription).  |
|                         | No FTP, TELNET, or GOPHER access.      |
|_________________________|________________________________________|
| gopher.usmacs.maine.edu | GOPHER access ONLY.                    |
|                         | No e-mail, FTP, or TELNET access.      |
|_________________________|________________________________________|
| rtfm.mit.edu            | E-mail and FTP access.                 |
|                         | No TELNET or GOPHER access.            |
|_________________________|________________________________________|

2.2.  E-MAIL.  Due to the size of "The Legal List," (and to keep 
justice.eliot.me.us running as efficiently as possible) I only send 
the initial release of "The Legal List" via e-mail to those who have 
subscribed to "The Legal List" mailing list (described below in 
Section 2.2.1).  I will NOT be able to send individual copies via e-
mail after the initial release.  However, you can still get a copy 
of "The Legal List" e-mailed to you by using FTPMAIL (see Section 
4.1) or by using the mail-server at MIT (see Section 2.5).

2.2.1.  MAILING LIST.  If you wish to be added to "The Legal List" 
Mailing List, send a message in the following form:

     To:  legal-list-request@justice.eliot.me.us
     Subject:  subscribe John Smith
     
     Hi,
     I saw a reference to "The Legal List" on CompuServe.
     Thanks,
     - John

The SUBJECT of the message should contain your real name.  I always 
like to hear where you learned about "The Legal List," so if you 
include this information in the BODY of the message, I would greatly 
appreciate it!  Version 4.0 of "The Legal List" (as well as other 
announcements) will be mailed to those on this Mailing List.  To 
cancel your subscription to this Mailing List, send a message in the 
following form:

     To:  legal-list-request@justice.eliot.me.us
     Subject:  unsubscribe

Please allow up to ONE WEEK for a reply to messages sent to 
legal-list-request@justice.eliot.me.us.  (If you send multiple 
subscription requests, you will get multiple responses.  However, 
duplicate addresses are removed before any messages are sent to 
those on "The Legal List" Mailing List, so you should not receive 
multiple copies of any messages.)

2.2.2.  UPDATES.  Updates, additions, and corrections to "The Legal 
List" should be sent to legal-list@justice.eliot.me.us.

2.3.  ANONYMOUS FTP.  "The Legal List" is available via anonymous 
FTP from ftp.midnight.com (Midnight Networks Inc.) as 
pub/LegalList/legallist.txt.  You may connect to ftp.midnight.com 
by anonymous FTP ONLY.  (Please do NOT TELNET to ftp.midnight.com.)  
If you have e-mail access but you do not have FTP access, you may 
want to try DEC's FTP-via-e-mail service, FTPMAIL (see Section 4.1).  
To get "The Legal List" via e-mail from DEC's FTPMAIL service, send 
the following message to ftpmail@decwrl.dec.com:

     connect ftp.midnight.com
     ascii
     get /pub/LegalList/README
     get /pub/LegalList/legallist.txt
     quit

The files will be e-mailed to you in a day or so.  If you have 
problems with FTPing to ftp.midnight.com, send a message to 
admin@midnight.com or legal-list@justice.eliot.me.us.

<!> 2.3.1.  INTERNET RESOURCE GUIDE - DIRECTORY OF DIRECTORIES.  
"The Legal List" is one of many resources officially documented by 
the InterNIC Directory and Database Services at the NSF Network 
Systems Center (NNSC) under a contract with AT&T.  The "Internet 
Resource Guide" (IRG), formerly compiled and maintained by BBN, 
Inc., for the NNSC is being transitioned to the "Directory of 
Directories" provided by the InterNIC Directory and Database 
Services.  In previous versions of "The Legal List," I wrote "[t]he 
[IRG] is invaluable, and everyone with a serious interest in the 
Internet should maintain a copy.  The NNSC's stated goal is 'to 
expose users to those facilities that will help them do their work 
better.'  (Internet Resource Guide, Introduction, dated 16 Apr 90.)  
I wholeheartedly agree with this goal."  Although the IRG in its 
1990-form is being discontinued, the entries are being incorporated 
into the NNSC's new "Directory of Directories."  The "Directory of 
Directories" should prove to be an invaluable resource.

For more information, contact:

     The InterNIC Directory and Database Services Administrator AT&T
     5000 Hadley Road Room 1B13
     South Plainfield, NJ  07080
     admin@ds.internic.net
     1-800-862-0677 or (908) 668-6587

2.4.  GOPHER.   "The Legal List" is available via Gopher from the 
University of Southern Maine Gopher site (University of Maine School 
of Law, site gopher.usmacs.maine.edu).

2.4.1.  ADDING "THE LEGAL LIST" TO YOUR GOPHER SITE.  You are 
encouraged to add "The Legal List" to your local Gopher site.  If 
you choose to do so, please include "The Legal List v3.0" in the 
Gopher menu.  (See the title page for copyright restrictions.)

2.4.2.  OTHER KNOWN GOPHER SITES.  "The Legal List" has been posted 
to the following Gopher sites:   

     liberty.uc.wlu.edu
          Law Related Sources/Legal List...

     malahat.library.uvic.ca

     miles.library.arizona.edu

     morris.lib.udel.edu

     sluava.slu.edu

Do a VERONICA search of "Legal List" to find other sites.  (This is 
why it's important to include the words "The Legal List v3.0" when 
you add "The Legal List" to your Gopher site.)

<+> 2.5.  USENET.  "The Legal List" is posted on initial release to 
misc.legal.moderated and periodically to other newsgroups (e.g. 
misc.legal, misc.legal.computing, misc.answers, and news.answers).  
It is also available via anonymous FTP from rtfm.mit.edu 
as /pub/usenet/news.answers/law/net-resources/ files part1-part3.  
To obtain a copy via e-mail from this site, send a message to 
mail-server@rtfm.mit.edu with the following lines in it:

     send usenet/news.answers/law/net-resources/part1
     send usenet/news.answers/law/net-resources/part2
     send usenet/news.answers/law/net-resources/part3
     quit

<+> 2.6.  ELSEWHERE.  You are encouraged to add "The Legal List" to 
any other electronic storage or computer system.  "The Legal List" 
has been posted to CompuServe, PeaceNet, and others.  (See the title 
page for copyright restrictions.)

<+> 2.7.  HARD COPIES.  Hard (i.e. paper) copies of "The Legal List" 
are also available.  The hard copies available are superior in 
quality to the text-only versions distributed on the Internet (e.g. 
multiple fonts are used).  The price for each copy is $9.17.  The 
shipping and handling for each copy is $3.00 US, $4.00 Canada or 
Mexico, and $10.00 for all other countries.  (For example, one US 
order would be $12.17, one Canadian order would be $13.17, and one 
Australian order would be $19.17.)  To receive a hard copy of "The 
Legal List," please send a purchase order, or a check or money order 
payable to  "Erik J. Heels," to:

     The Legal List
     Attn: Erik J. Heels
     39 Main Street
     Eliot, ME  03903-2234

Please allow four to six weeks for delivery via United States Postal 
Services mail.



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This chapter describes law-related resources available via e-mail 
such as e-mail addresses of law-related organizations, e-mail 
addresses of US law schools, and subscription information for 
subject-oriented law-related mailing lists.   These mailing lists 
(many of which are LISTSERV groups) are like magazines in that one 
can subscribe and unsubscribe.  There are groups for a wide range of 
law-related interests such intellectual property (CNI-COPYRIGHT), 
fathers' rights (FREE-L), and issues of interest to law students 
(LAWSCH-L).

3.1.  ORGANIZATIONS AND MEETINGS.

3.1.1.  AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION.  

3.1.1.1.  SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY SECTION.

     American Bar Association
     Section of Science and Technology
     750 North Lake Shore Drive
     Chicago, IL  60611-4497
     Phone:  (312) 988-5599
     Fax:  (312) 988-6281
     ABA/Net:  !bridgesm
     Annual Meeting:  August

3.1.1.2.  SECTION OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW.  

     American Bar Association
     Section of Intellectual Property Law
     750 North Lake Shore Drive
     Chicago, IL  60611
     Phone:  (312) 988-5595
     Fax:  (312) 988-6281
     ABA/Net:  !bridgesm
     Annual Meeting:  August
     Annual CLE Program:  April

3.1.2.  CENTER FOR COMPUTER LAW.  

     The Center for Computer Law
     PO Box 3549
     Manhattan Beach, CA  90266
     Events:  Annual Computer Law Writing Competition

3.1.3.  COALITION FOR NETWORKED INFORMATION.  The Coalition for 
Networked Information, a joint project of the Association of 
Research Libraries, CAUSE, and EDUCOM, promotes the creation of and 
access to information resources in networked environments in order 
to enrich scholarship and to enhance intellectual productivity.  
Currently 162 organizations and institutions are members of the 
Coalition Task Force. To see a membership list, you can send the 
following message to LISTSERV@CNI.ORG:  GET CNI-INFO CNIMEMBERS (see 
Section 3.3.7).

3.1.4.  COMPUTER PROFESSIONALS FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY.

     Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility.
     666 Pennsylvania Ave. SE, Suite 303
     Washington, DC  20003
     (202) 544-9240
     Domain:  washofc.cpsr.org

3.1.5.  COMPUTER SYSTEMS POLICY PROJECT.  The Computer Systems 
Policy Project (CSSP) is an affiliation of Chief Executive Officers 
of American computer companies that develop, build, and market 
information processing systems and related software and services.  
CSPP was formed in 1988 to provide the CEOs of the industry with a 
forum to discuss, develop, and advocate public policy positions on 
trade and technology issues critical to the computer systems 
industry and county.  A report dated 3 Dec 91 called "Expanding the 
Vision of High Performance Computing and Communications:  Linking 
America for the Future" is available from the CSPP.  For more 
information, contact:

     The Computer Systems Policy Project
     1735 New York Ave. NW, Suite 500
     Washington, DC  20006
     Phone:  (202) 628-1700
     Fax:  (202) 331-1024
     4921488@mcimail.com

<!> 3.1.6.  CONFERENCE ON COMPUTERS, FREEDOM, AND PRIVACY.  A Report 
on The Second Conference on Computers, Freedom, and Privacy (CFP-
92), March 18-20, 1992, Washington, DC, sponsored by the Association 
for Computing Machinery, thirteen co-sponsors, and a wide variety of 
advocacy groups is available via anonymous FTP as /alug/cfp2 in 
ftp.apple.com.  CFP-93 was held in San Francisco.  CFP-94 will be 
held 3/22-25/94 in Chicago.

3.1.7.  INTERNATIONAL LAW STUDENTS ASSOCIATION.

     The International Law Students Association (ILSA)
     ILSA Executive Office
     2223 Massachusetts Ave. NW
     Washington, DC  20008-2864
     Phone:  (202) 265-4375
     Fax:  (202) 265-0386
     ilsa@gwuvm.gwu.edu

<+> 3.1.8.  LEGAL INFORMATION INSTITUTE - E-BULLETIN.  In connection 
with Project Hermes (see Section 4.2.1) The Legal Information 
Institute (LII) at Cornell Law School provides an e-mail bulletin 
and an e-mail full-text delivery service of U.S. Supreme Court 
Decisions.

E-mail bulletin subscribers will receive the syllabi of decisions of 
the Supreme Court as they are placed on the Internet.  To subscribe 
to the e-mail bulletin, send the following message (all on one line) 
to listserv@fatty.law.cornell.edu:

     subscribe liibulletin Name, Address, Telephone Number

To have the full text of a decision e-mailed to you, send the 
following message to liideliver@fatty.law.cornell.edu:

    request docket_number

where docket_number is the docket number of the case you want sent.  
(E.g.  "request 91-611" is the proper format for a request.)  You 
can request several decisions at once by putting the docket numbers 
on separate lines.

(Full-text decisions are also available via anonymous FTP at 
ftp.cwru.edu, via LII's GOPHER server at gopher.law.cornell.edu, or 
via LII's WWW server at http://www.law.cornell.edu/.  To access the 
GOPHER server via TELNET, TELNET to gopher.law.cornell.edu and log 
in as gopher.  To access the WWW server via TELNET, TELNET to 
www.law.cornell.edu and log in as www.)

<+> 3.1.9.  PEACENET WORLD NEWS SERVICE.  The PeaceNet World News 
Service (PWN) is an e-mail news publication sponsored by the 
Institute for Global Change (ICG).  Subscribers receive, each day, a 
single e-mail news digest with a table of contents and international 
stories.  Subscribers choose from several issue- and region-oriented 
digests.

For more information, contact:

     pwn-info@igc.apc.org

3.1.10.  SOFTWARE PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION.  The Software Publishers 
Association (SPA) is a consortium of software manufacturers 
dedicated to eliminating illegal software copying.  SPA offers a 
variety of educational and monitoring tools.

     Software Publishers Association
     1730 M St. N.W., Suite 700
     Washington, DC  20036.
     Phone:  (202) 452-1600
     Fax : (202) 223-8756
     Anti-piracy hot line:  1-800-388-7478

3.1.11.  UNIV. OF DAYTON - SIGNIFICANT DEVELOPMENTS IN COMPUTER LAW.  
The University of Dayton School of Law holds an annual "Significant 
Developments in Computer Law" seminar.  The 1993 seminar was 
sponsored by The University of Dayton School of Law, Program in Law 
and Technology.

     University of Dayton School of Law
     Program in Law and Technology Seminar
     300 College Park
     Dayton, OH  45469-1320
     1993 Seminar Registration Phone:  (513) 229-3211
     1993 Seminar Registration Fax:  (513) 229-2469

<!> 3.1.12.  THE U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.  In June 1993, the 
House of Representatives' Committee on House Administration 
announced a pilot program called the Constituent Electronic Mail 
System.  So far, however, only seven congressmen have signed up for 
the mailboxes.  Information is available at congress@HR.house.gov.  
(***Author's note:  I have had no success e-mailing to this 
address.)

3.1.13.  U.S. SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE ON TECHNOLOGY AND THE LAW.

     U.S. Senate Committee on the Judiciary
     Subcommittee on Technology & the Law
     SH-815 Hart Senate Office Building
     Washington, DC  20510

3.1.14.  THE WHITE HOUSE.  The White House has several e-mail 
addresses including 75300.3155@compuserve.com, clintonpz@aol.com, 
MCI Mail "White House," president@whitehouse.gov, and vice-
president@whitehouse.gov.  The ".gov" addresses were created in June 
93 and appear to be the best.  Also, a Clinton volunteer e-mail 
campaign existed at one point, and it may still exist.  For more 
information send a message to clinton-info@campaign92.org with the 
word "help" as the subject.  (***Author's note:  I have not verified 
the clinton-info@campaign92.org address because when I joined the 
list in 1992, I had a "Hotel California" experience--I could sign 
on, but I could not sign off.  Proceed with caution.)

(cont'd...)


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    3.2.  LAW SCHOOLS
        3.2.1.  ALABAMA
        3.2.2.  ALASKA
        3.2.3.  ARIZONA
        3.2.4.  ARKANSAS
        3.2.5.  CALIFORNIA
        3.2.6.  COLORADO
        3.2.7.  CONNECTICUT
        3.2.8.  DELAWARE
        3.2.9.  FLORIDA
        3.2.10.  GEORGIA
        3.2.11.  HAWAII
        3.2.12.  IDAHO
        3.2.13.  ILLINOIS
        3.2.14.  INDIANA
        3.2.15.  IOWA
        3.2.16.  KANSAS
        3.2.17.  KENTUCKY
        3.2.18.  LOUISIANA
        3.2.19.  MAINE
        3.2.20.  MARYLAND
        3.2.21.  MASSACHUSETTS
        3.2.22.  MICHIGAN
        3.2.23.  MINNESOTA
        3.2.24.  MISSISSIPPI
        3.2.25.  MISSOURI
        3.2.26.  MONTANA
        3.2.27.  NEBRASKA
        3.2.28.  NEVADA
        3.2.29.  NEW HAMPSHIRE
        3.2.30.  NEW JERSEY
        3.2.31.  NEW MEXICO
        3.2.32.  NEW YORK
        3.2.33.  NORTH CAROLINA
        3.2.34.  NORTH DAKOTA
        3.2.35.  OHIO
        3.2.36.  OKLAHOMA
        3.2.37.  OREGON
        3.2.38.  PENNSYLVANIA
        3.2.39.  PUERTO RICO
        3.2.40.  RHODE ISLAND
        3.2.41.  SOUTH CAROLINA
        3.2.42.  SOUTH DAKOTA
        3.2.43.  TENNESSEE
        3.2.44.  TEXAS
        3.2.45.  UTAH
        3.2.46.  VERMONT
        3.2.47.  VIRGINIA
        3.2.48.  WASHINGTON
        3.2.49.  WASHINGTON, D.C.
        3.2.50.  WEST VIRGINIA
        3.2.51.  WISCONSIN
        3.2.52.  WYOMING

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O.  REVISION HISTORY ETC. 
    0.1.  QUICK REFERENCE E-MAIL ADDRESSES
    0.2.  CONTRIBUTORS TO VERSION 2.0
    0.3.  CONTRIBUTORS TO VERSION 3.0
1.  INTRODUCTION TO "THE LEGAL LIST"
    1.1.  PURPOSE AND HISTORY
    1.2.  FOR NEW INTERNET USERS - A BRIEF PRIMER ON THE INTERNET
    1.3.  DISCLAIMER
2.  GETTING AND REDISTRIBUTING "THE LEGAL LIST"
    2.1.  SUMMARY OF HOW TO GET "THE LEGAL LIST"
    2.2.  E-MAIL 
    2.3.  ANONYMOUS FTP
    2.4.  GOPHER
    2.5.  USENET
    2.6.  ELSEWHERE
    2.7.  HARD COPIES
3.  E-MAIL-ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES
    3.1.  ORGANIZATIONS AND MEETINGS
        3.1.1.  AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION
        3.1.2.  CENTER FOR COMPUTER LAW
        3.1.3.  COALITION FOR NETWORKED INFORMATION
        3.1.4.  COMPUTER PROFESSIONALS FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
        3.1.5.  COMPUTER SYSTEMS POLICY PROJECT
        3.1.6.  CONFERENCE ON COMPUTERS, FREEDOM, AND PRIVACY
        3.1.7.  INTERNATIONAL LAW STUDENTS ASSOCIATION
        3.1.8.  LEGAL INFORMATION INSTITUTE - E-BULLETIN
        3.1.9.  PEACENET WORLD NEWS SERVICE
        3.1.10.  SOFTWARE PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION
        3.1.11.  UNIV. OF DAYTON - 
                 SIGNIFICANT DEVELOPMENTS IN COMPUTER LAW
        3.1.12.  U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
        3.1.13.  U.S. SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE ON TECHNOLOGY & THE LAW
        3.1.14.  THE WHITE HOUSE

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    3.3.  BITNET AND UNIX LISTSERV GROUPS

4.  FTP-ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES
    4.1.  FTP VIA E-MAIL
    4.2.  SUPREME COURT DECISIONS
    4.3.  ELECTRONIC FRONTIER FOUNDATION - ARCHIVES
    4.4.  PROJECT GUTENBERG
    4.5.  AN INTRODUCTION TO USING THE INTERNET AT ST. LOUIS UNIV.
          SCHOOL OF LAW
    4.6.  TUFTS UNIV. - MULTILATERALS PROJECT
    4.7.  COPYRIGHT FAQ
    4.8.  COPYRIGHT GUIDE FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS
    4.9.  STATE OF OHIO - COURT DECISIONS
    4.10.  US COURTS OF APPEALS, 9TH CIR. - MODEL JURY INSTRUCTIONS
    4.11.  LEGAL RESEARCH FAQ
    4.12.  THE CLEARINGHOUSE

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5.  TELNET-ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES
    5.1.  LIBRARY CATALOGS
    5.2.  NATIONAL INFORMATION ON SOFTWARE AND SERVICES
    5.3.  WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIV. - ARCHIVES
    5.4.  CORNELL UNIV. - ARCHIVES
    5.5.  RUTGERS UNIV. - INDIGENOUS PEOPLES RIGHTS ARTICLE
6.  GOPHER-ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES
    6.1.  GOPHER OVERVIEW
        6.1.1.  VERONICA
    6.2.  WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIV. - ARCHIVES
    6.3.  THE CIESIN GLOBAL CHANGE INFORMATION GATEWAY
    6.4.  CORNELL UNIV. - ARCHIVES
    6.5.  VILLANOVA UNIV. - ARCHIVES
    6.6.  LAW TECHNOLOGY CENTRE
    6.7.  UNIV. OF SAARLAND
    6.8.  WIRETAP
7.  WWW-ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES
    7.1.  WWW OVERVIEW
    7.2.  INDIANA UNIVERSITY
8.  WAIS-ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES
    8.1.  WAIS OVERVIEW
    8.2.  WAIS SOURCES
9.  USENET (NETNEWS) NEWSGROUPS 
10.  BBS-ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES
    10.1.  FATHERNET BBS
    10.2.  THE FEDERAL BULLETIN BOARD
    10.3.  FEDWORLD
    10.4.  FROLIC AND DETOUR BBS
    10.5.  JUST MOOTING
    10.6.  LERN
    10.7.  US COURTS
    10.8.  LAW MUG BBS
    10.9.  FIRST TEXAS LAWYER'S BBS
    10.10.  ATLA BBS
    10.11.  SAFE'N SECURE BBS
11.  COMPUTER-AIDED LEGAL RESEARCH RESOURCES
    11.1.  THE CENTER FOR COMPUTER-AIDED LEGAL INSTRUCTION
    11.2.  DIALOG
    11.3.  LEXIS/NEXIS
    11.4.  WESTLAW
12.  JOURNALS
APPENDIX A.  INTERNET, UUCP, AND USENET INFORMATION
    A.1.  INTRODUCTORY INTERNET INFORMATION
    A.2.  INTERNET, UUCP, AND USENET PROVIDERS
        A.3.1.  DOMAIN PROVIDERS
        A.3.2.  ACCOUNT PROVIDERS
    A.4.  INTRODUCTORY UUCP INFORMATION
        A.4.1.  UUCP SOFTWARE
    A.5.  INTRODUCTORY BITNET INFORMATION
APPENDIX B.  OTHER RESOURCES
    B.1.  BOOKS
    B.2.  OTHER SHAREWARE SOFTWARE


3.2.  LAW SCHOOLS.  ABA-approved U.S. and Puerto Rico law schools, 
with their Internet domain, are listed below.

3.2.1.  ALABAMA.

     Samford University
     Cumberland School of Law
     800 Lakeshore Dr.
     Birmingham, AL  35229
     (205) 870-2701
     Domain:  ***

     University of Alabama
     School of Law
     PO Box 1435
     Tuscaloosa, AL  35487-1435
     (205) 348-5117
     Domain:  ua.edu

3.2.2.  ALASKA.

     None.

3.2.3.  ARIZONA.

     Arizona State University
     College of Law
     Tempe, AZ  85287-0604
     (602) 965-6181
     Domain:  asu.edu

     University of Arizona
     College of Law
     Mountain & Speedway
     Tuscon, AZ  85721
     (602) 621-1373
     Domain:  arizona.edu

3.2.4.  ARKANSAS.

     University of Arkansas/Fayetteville
     School of Law
     Waterman Hall
     Fayetteville, AK  72701
     (501) 575-5601
     Domain:  ***

     University of Arkansas at Little Rock
     School of Law
     400 West Markham
     Little Rock, AK  72201
     (501) 371-1071
     Domain:  ualr.edu

3.2.5.  CALIFORNIA.

     California Western School of Law
     350 Cedar St.
     San Diego, CA  92101
     (619) 239-0391
     Domain:  ***

     Golden Gate University
     School of Law
     536 Mission St.
     San Francisco, CA  94105
     (415) 442-7250
     Domain:  ***

     Loyola Marymount University
     Loyola Law School
     1441 West Olympic Boulevard
     Los Angeles, CA  90015
     (213) 736-1180
     Domain:  ***

     Pepperdine University 
     School of Law
     24255 Pacific Coast Highway
     Malibu, CA  90265
     (213) 456-4611
     Domain:  pepperdine.edu

     Santa Clara University
     School of Law
     Santa Clara, CA  95053
     (408) 554-4361
     Domain:  scu.edu

     Southwestern University
     School of Law
     675 South Westmoreland Ave.
     Los Angeles, CA  90005
     (213) 738-6700
     Domain:  ***

     Stanford University
     Stanford Law School
     Crown Quadrangle
     Stanford, CA  94305-8610
     (415) 723-4985
     Domain:  stanford.edu

<!>  University of California
     Hastings College of the Law
     200 McAllister St.
     San Francisco, CA  94102
     (415) 565-4600
     Domain: uchastings.edu

     University of California/Berkeley
     School of Law
     220 Boalt Hall
     Berkeley, CA  94720-2499
     (415) 642-2274
     Domain:  berkeley.edu

     University of California/Davis
     School of Law
     King Hall
     Davis, CA  95616
     (916) 752-6477
     Domain:  ucdavis.edu

     University of California/Los Angeles
     School of Law
     405 Hilgard Ave.
     Los Angeles, CA  90024
     (213) 825-4041
     Domain:  ucla.edu

     University of San Diego
     School of Law
     Alcala Park
     San Diego, CA  92110
     (619) 260-4528
     Domain:  acusd.edu

     University of San Francisco
     School of Law
     Ignatian Heights
     San Francisco, CA  94117-1080
     (415) 666-6544
     Domain:  usfca.edu

     University of Southern California
     Law Center
     University Park
     Los Angeles, CA  90089-0071
     (213) 743-7331
     Domain:  usc.edu

     University of the Pacific
     McGeorge School of Law
     3200 Fifth Ave.
     Sacramento, CA  95817
     (916) 739-7105
     Domain:  uop.edu

     Whittier College
     School of Law
     5353 West Third St.
     Los Angeles, CA  90020
     (213) 936-3621
     Domain:  whittier.edu

3.2.6.  COLORADO.

     University of Colorado
     School of Law
     Campus Box 403
     Boulder, CO  80309
     (303) 492-8047
     Domain:  colorado.edu

     University of Denver
     College of Law
     7039 East 18th Ave.
     Denver, CO  80220
     (303) 871-6135
     Domain:  du.edu

3.2.7.  CONNECTICUT.

     University of Bridgeport
     School of Law
     303 University Ave.
     Bridgeport, CT  06601
     (203) 576-4048
     Domain:  bridgeport.edu

     University of Connecticut
     School of Law
     55 Elizabeth St.
     Hartford, CT  06105
     (203) 241-4696
     Domain:  uconn.edu

     Yale University
     Law School
     Box 401-A Yale Station
     New Haven, CT  06520
     (203) 436-3015
     Domain:  yale.edu

3.2.8.  DELAWARE.

     Delaware Law School of Widener University
     PO Box 7474
     Concord Pike
     Wilmington, DE  19803
     (302) 478-5280
     Domain:  ***widener.edu

3.2.9.  FLORIDA.

     Florida State University
     College of Law
     Tallahassee, FL  32306
     (904) 644-3400
     Domain:  fsu.edu

     Nova University
     Center for the Study of Law
     3100 SW Ninth Ave.
     Fort Lauderdale, FL  33315
     (305) 760-5700
     Domain:  nova.edu

     Stetson University
     College of Law
     1401 61st Street South
     St. Petersburg, FL  33707
     (813) 345-1300
     Domain:  ***

     University of Florida
     College of Law
     164 Holland Hall
     Gainsville, FL  32611
     (904) 392-0421
     Domain:  ufl.edu

     University of Miami
     School of Law
     PO Box 248087
     Coral Gables, FL  33124
     (305) 284-2523
     Domain:  miami.edu

3.2.10.  GEORGIA.

     Emory University
     School of Law
     Gambrell Hall
     Atlanta, GA  30322
     (404) 727-6801
     Domain:  emory.edu

     Georgia State University
     College of Law
     University Plaza
     Atlanta, GA  30303
     (404) 651-2048
     Domain:  gsu.edu

     Mercer University
     Walter F. George School of Law
     Macon, GA  31207
     (912) 744-2606
     Domain:  ***

     University of Georgia
     Joseph Henry Lumpkin School of Law
     Athens, GA  30602
     (404) 542-7060
     Domain:  uga.edu

3.2.11.  HAWAII.

     University of Hawaii/Manoa
     William S. Richardson School of Law
     2515 Dole St.
     Honolulu, HI  96822
     (808) 948-7966
     Domain:  ***hawaii.edu

3.2.12.  IDAHO.

     University of Idaho
     College of Law
     Moscow, ID  83843
     (208) 885-6422
     Domain:  uidaho.edu

3.2.13.  ILLINOIS.

     Depaul University
     College of Law
     25 E. Jackson Boulevard
     Chicago, IL  60604
     (312) 341-6831
     Domain:  depaul.edu

     Illinois Institute of Technology
     IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law
     77 South Wacker Dr.
     Chicago, IL  60606
     (312) 567-5000
     Domain:  iit.edu

     The John Marshall Law School
     315 South Plymouth Court
     Chicago, IL  60604
     (312) 427-2737
     Domain:  jmls.edu

     Loyola University of Chicago
     School of Law
     One East Pearson St.
     Chicago, IL  60611
     (312) 670-2927
     Domain:  luc.edu

     Northern Illinois University
     College of Law
     Swen Parson Hall
     De Kalb, IL  60115
     (815) 753-1420
     Domain:  niu.edu

     Northwestern University
     School of Law
     357 East Chicago Ave.
     Chicago, IL  60611
     (312) 908-8465
     Domain:  nwu.edu

     Southern Illinois University/Carbondale
     School of Law
     Lesar Law Building
     Cardondale, IL  62959
     (618) 536-7711
     Domain:  siu.edu

     University of Chicago
     Law School
     1111 East 60th St.
     Chicago, IL  60637
     (312) 702-9484
     Domain:  uchicago.edu

     University of Illinois
     College of Law
     504 East Pennsylvania Ave.
     Champaign, IL  61820
     (217) 333-0931
     Domain:  uiuc.edu

3.2.14.  INDIANA.

     Indiana University/Bloominton
     School of Law
     Bloomington, IN  47405-1001
     (812) 335-2704
     Domain:  ***indiana.edu

     Indiana University/Indianapolis
     School of Law
     735 West New York St.
     Indianapolis, IN  46202
     (317) 274-8839
     Domain:  ***indiana.edu

     University of Notre Dame
     Notre Dame Law School
     Notre Dame, IN  46556
     (219) 239-6626
     Domain:  nd.edu

     Valparaiso University
     School of Law
     Weseman Hall
     Valparaiso, IN  46383
     (219) 465-7829
     Domain:  valpo.edu

3.2.15.  IOWA.

     Drake University
     Drake University Law School
     27th and Carpenter Streets
     Des Moines, IA  50311
     (515) 271-2824
     Domain:  drake.edu

     University of Iowa
     College of Law
     Boyd Law Building
     Melrose and Bylington Streets
     Iowa City, IA  52242
     (319) 335-9142
     Domain:  uiowa.edu

3.2.16.  KANSAS.

     University of Kansas
     School of Law
     Green Hall
     15th and Naismith Dr.
     Lawrence, KS  66045
     (913) 864-4550
     Domain:  ukans.edu

     Washburn University
     School of Law
     17th and MacVicar
     Topeka, KS  66621
     (913) 295-6660
     Domain:  wuacc.edu

3.2.17.  KENTUCKY.

     Northern Kentucky University
     Salmon P. Chase College of Law
     Louse B. Nunn Hall
     Highland Heights, KY  41076
     (606) 572-5343
     Domain:  ***

     University of Kentucky
     College of Law
     Lexington, KY  40506
     (606) 257-1678
     Domain:  uky.edu

     University of Louisville
     School of Law
     Belknap Campus
     2301 South Third St.
     Louisville, KY  40292
     (502) 588-6358
     Domain:  ***

3.2.18.  LOUISIANA.

     Louisiana State University
     Paul M. Herbert Law Center
     Baton Rouge, LA  70803
     (504) 388-8646
     Domain:  lsu.edu

     Loyola University/New Orleans
     School of Law
     7214 St. Charles Ave.
     New Orleans, LA  70118
     (504) 861-5575
     Domain:  loyno.edu

     Southern University and A&M College
     Law Center
     Southern Branch PO Box 9294
     Baton Rouge, LA  70813
     (504) 771-2552
     Domain:  ***

     Tulane University
     School of Law
     Joseph Merrick Jones Hall
     6801 Freret St.
     New Orleans, LA  70118
     (504) 865-5930
     Domain:  tulane.edu

3.2.19.  MAINE.

     University of Maine
     School of Law
     246 Deering Ave.
     Portland, ME  04102
     (207) 780-4341
     Domain:  maine.edu

3.2.20.  MARYLAND.

     University of Baltimore
     School of Law
     1420 North Charles St.
     Baltimore, MD  21201-5779
     (301) 625-3000
     Domain:  ***

     University of Maryland
     School of Law
     500 West Baltimore St.
     Baltimore, MD  21202
     (301) 328-3492
     Domain:  umd.edu

3.2.21.  MASSACHUSETTS.

     Boston College
     Law School
     885 Centre St.
     Newton, MA  02159
     (617) 552-4350
     Domain:  bc.edu

     Boston University
     School of Law
     765 Commonwealth Ave.
     Boston, MA  02215
     (617) 353-3100
     Domain:  bu.edu

     Harvard University
     Harvard Law School
     Cambridge, MA  02138
     (617) 495-3109
     Domain:  harvard.edu

     New England School of Law
     154 Stuart St.
     Boston, MA  02116
     (617) 451-0010
     Domain:  ***

     Northeastern University
     School of Law
     400 Huntington Ave.
     Boston, MA  02115
     (617) 437-2395
     Domain:  northeastern.edu

     Suffolk University
     Law School
     41 Temple St.
     Beacon Hill
     Boston, MA  02114
     (617) 573-8144
     Domain:  suffolk.edu

     Western New England College
     School of Law
     1215 Wilbraham Rd.
     Springfield, MA  01119
     (413) 782-1406
     Domain:  ***

3.2.22.  MICHIGAN.

     Detroit College of Law
     130 East Elizabeth St.
     Detroit, MI  48201
     (313) 965-0150
     Domain:  ***

     Thomas M. Cooley Law School
     217 South Capitol Ave.
     PO Box 13038
     Lansing, MI  48901
     (517) 371-5140
     Domain:  ***

     University of Detroit
     School of Law
     651 East Jefferson Ave.
     Detroit, MI  48226
     (313) 961-5444
     Domain:  ***

     University of Michigan
     Law School
     Hutchins Hall
     625 South State St.
     Ann Arbor, MI  48109-1215
     (313) 764-0537
     Domain:  umich.edu

     Wayne State University
     Law School
     468 West Ferry
     Detroit, MI  48202
     (313) 577-3937
     Domain:  wayne.edu

3.2.23.  MINNESOTA.

     Hamline University
     School of Law
     1536 Hewitt Ave.
     St. Paul, MN  55104
     (612) 641-2461
     Domain:  hamline.edu

     University of Minnesota
     Law School
     229 19th Avenue South
     Minneapolis, MN  55455
     (612) 625-5005
     Domain:  umn.edu

     William Mitchell
     College of Law
     875 Summit Ave.
     St. Paul, MN  55105
     (612) 227-9171
     Domain:  ***

3.2.24.  MISSISSIPPI.

     Mississippi College
     School of Law
     151 East Griffith St.
     Jackson, MI  39201
     (601) 944-1950
     Domain:  ***

     University of Mississippi
     School of Law
     University, MS  38677
     (601) 232-7361
     Domain:  olemiss.edu

3.2.25.  MISSOURI.

     Saint Louis University
     School of Law
     37001 Lindell Boulevard
     St. Louis, MO  63108
     (314) 658-2800
     Domain:  slu.edu

     University of Missouri-Columbia
     School of Law
     Ninth and Conley Streets
     Columbia, MO  65211
     (314) 882-6487
     Domain:  missouri.edu

     University of Missouri-Kansas City
     School of Law
     5100 Rockhill Rd.
     Kansas City, MO  64110
     (816) 276-1644
     Domain:  umkc.edu

     Washington University
     School of Law
     Box 1120
     One Brookings Dr.
     St. Louis, MO  63130
     (314) 889-6400
     Domain:  wustl.edu

3.2.26.  MONTANA.

     University of Montana
     School of Law
     Missoula, MT  59812
     (406) 243-4311
     Domain:  umt.edu

3.2.27.  NEBRASKA.

     Creighton University
     School of Law
     2133 California St.
     Omaha, NE  68178
     (402) 280-2872
     Domain:  creighton.edu

     University of Nebraska/Lincoln
     College of Law
     40th and Holdrege
     Lincoln, NE  68583
     (402) 472-2161
     Domain:  unl.edu

3.2.28.  NEVADA.

     None.

3.2.29.  NEW HAMPSHIRE.

     Franklin Pierce Law Center
     2 White St.
     Concord, NH  03301
     (603) 228-1541
     Domain:  ***

3.2.30.  NEW JERSEY.

     Rutgers University/Camden
     School of Law
     Fifth and Penn Streets
     Camden, NJ  08102
     (609) 757-6398
     Domain:  ***rutgers.edu

     Rutgers University/Newark
     School of Law
     15 Washington St.
     Newark, NJ  07102
     (201) 648-5561
     Domain:  ***rutgers.edu

     Seton Hall University
     School of Law
     1111 Raymond Boulevard
     Newark, NJ  07102
     (201) 642-8500
     Domain:  shu.edu

3.2.31.  NEW MEXICO.

     University of New Mexico
     School of Law
     1117 Stanford Drive NE
     Albuquerque, NM  87131
     (505) 277-2146
     Domain:  unm.edu

3.2.32.  NEW YORK.

     Brooklyn Law School
     250 Joralemon St.
     Brooklyn, NY 11201
     (718) 625-2200
     Domain:  ***

     City University of New York
     Law School at Queens College
     65-21 Main St.
     Flushing, NY  11367
     (718) 575-4200
     Domain:  cuny.edu

     Columbia University
     School of Law
     435 West 116th St.
     New York, NY  10027
     (212) 280-2648
     Domain:  columbia.edu

     Cornell University
     Cornell Law School
     Myron Taylor Hall
     Ithaca, NY  14853
     (607) 255-5141
     Domain:  cornell.edu

     Fordham University
     School of Law
     140 West 62nd St.
     New York, NY  10023
     (212) 841-5193
     Domain:  fordham.edu

     Hofstra University 
     School of Law
     1000 Fulton Ave.
     Hempstead, NY  11550
     (516) 560-5916
     Domain:  hofstra.edu

     New York Law School
     57 Worth St.
     New York, NY  10013
     (212) 431-2100
     Domain:  ***

     New York University
     School of Law
     40 Washington Square South
     New York, NY  10012
     (212) 598-2517
     Domain:  nyu.edu

     Pace University
     School of Law
     78 North Broadway
     White Plains, NY  10603
     (914) 681-4210
     Domain:  ***

     St. John's University
     School of Law
     Fromkes Hall
     Grand Central and Utopia Parkways
     Jamaica, NY  11439
     (718) 990-6161
     Domain:  stjohns.edu

     State University of New York at Buffalo
     School of Law
     John Lord O'Brien Hall
     Buffalo, NY  14260
     (716) 636-2060
     Domain:  buffalo.edu

     Syracuse University
     College of Law
     E.I. White Hall
     Syracuse, NY  13244
     (315) 423-1962
     Domain:  syr.edu

     Touro College
     Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center
     300 Nassau Rd.
     Huntington, NY  11743
     (516) 421-2244
     Domain:  ***

     Union University
     Albany Law School
     80 New Scotland Ave.
     Albany, NY  12208
     (518) 445-2326
     Domain:  ***

     Yeshiva University
     Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law
     55 Fifth Ave.
     New York, NY  10003
     (212) 790-0200
     Domain:  ***

3.2.33.  NORTH CAROLINA.

     Campbell University
     School of Law
     PO Box 158
     Buies Creek, NC  27506
     (919) 893-4111
     Domain:  campbell.edu

     Duke University 
     School of Law
     Towerview and Science Drives
     Durham, NC  27706
     (919) 684-2834
     Domain:  duke

     North Carolina Central University
     School of Law
     1801 Fayetteville St.
     Durham, NH  27707
     (919) 683-6333
     Domain:  nccu.edu

     University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
     School of Law
     Van Hecke-Wettach Hall
     Chapel Hill, NC  27599-3380
     (919) 962-5106
     Domain:  unc.edu

     Wake Forest University
     School of Law
     PO Box 7206
     Reynolda Station
     Winston-Salem, NC  27109
     (919) 761-5430
     Domain:  wfu.edu

3.2.34.  NORTH DAKOTA.

     University of North Dakota
     School of Law
     University Station
     Grand Forks, ND  58202
     (710) 777-2104
     Domain:  ***nodak.edu

3.2.35.  OHIO.

     Capital University
     Law School
     665 South High St.
     Columbus, OH  43215
     (614) 445-8836
     Domain:  ***

     Case Western Reserve University
     School of Law
     George Gund Hall
     11075 East Boulevard
     Cleveland, OH  44106
     (216) 368-3600
     Domain:  cwru.edu

     Cleveland State University
     Cleveland-Marshall College of Law
     East 18th and Euclid Ave.
     Cleveland, OH  44115
     (216) 687-2304
     Domain:  csuohio.edu

     Ohio Northern University
     Claude W. Pettit College of Law
     Ada, OH  45810
     (419) 772-2211
     Domain:  onu.edu

     Ohio State University
     College of Law
     1659 North High St.
     Columbus, OH  43210
     (614) 292-2631
     Domain:  osu.edu

     University of Akron
     School of Law
     302 East Buchtel Ave.
     Akron, OH  44325
     (216) 375-7311
     Domain:  uakron.edu

     University of Cincinnati
     College of Law
     Cincinnati, OH  45221-0040
     (513) 465-6805
     Domain:  uc.edu

     University of Dayton
     School of Law
     300 College Park Dr.
     Dayton, OH  45469
     (513) 229-3555
     Domain:  udayton.edu

     University of Toledo
     College of Law
     2801 West Bancroft St.
     Toledo, OH  43606
     (419) 537-2882
     Domain:  toledo.edu

3.2.36.  OKLAHOMA.

     Oklahoma City University
     School of Law
     2501 North Blackwelder St.
     Oklahoma City, OK  73106
     (405) 521-5354
     Domain:  ***

     University of Oklahoma
     College of Law
     300 Timberdell Rd.
     Norman, OK  73019
     (405) 325-4726
     Domain:  uoknor.edu

     University of Tulsa
     College of Law
     3120 East Fourth Place
     Tulsa, OK  74104
     (918) 592-6000
     Domain:  utulsa.edu

3.2.37.  OREGON.

     Lewis and Clark College
     Northwestern School of Law
     10015 SW Terwilliger Boulevard
     Portland, OR  97019
     (503) 244-1181
     Domain:  lclark.edu

     University of Oregon
     School of Law
     1101 Kincaid St.
     Eugene, OR  97403
     (503) 686-3846
     Domain:  uoregon.edu

     Willamette University
     College of Law
     250 Winter St. SE
     Salem, OR  97301
     (503) 370-6282
     Domain:  willamette.edu

3.2.38.  PENNSYLVANIA.

     The Dickson School of Law
     150 South College St.
     Carlisle, PA  17013
     (717) 243-4631
     Domain:  ***

     Duquesne University
     School of Law
     The Edward J. Hanley Hall
     900 Locust St.
     Pittsburgh, PA  15282
     (412) 434-6300
     Domain:  duq.edu

     Temple University
     School of Law
     1719 North Broad St.
     Philadelphia, PA  19122
     (215) 787-8925
     Domain:  temple.edu

     University of Pennsylvania
     Law School
     3400 Chestnut St.
     Philadelphia, PA  19104
     (215) 898-7400
     Domain:  upenn.edu

     University of Pittsburgh
     School of Law
     3900 Forbes Ave.
     Pittsburgh, PA  15260
     (412) 648-1400
     Domain:  pitt.edu

     Villanova University
     School of Law
     Garey Hall
     Villanova, PA  19085
     (215) 654-7010
     Domain:  vill.edu

     
3.2.39.  PUERTO RICO.

     Catholic University of Puerto Rico
     School of Law
     Avenida Las Americas
     Ponce, PR  00732
     (809) 844-4150
     Domain:  ***

     Inter-American University of Puerto Rico
     School of Law
     Frenandez Juncos Station
     PO Box 8897
     Santurce, PR  00910
     (809) 727-1930
     Domain:  ***

     University of Puerto Rico
     School of Law
     PO Box AZ
     UPR Station
     Rio Piedras, PR  00931
     (809) 767-6208
     Domain:  ***clu.edu, cun.edu

3.2.40.  RHODE ISLAND.

     None.

3.2.41.  SOUTH CAROLINA.

     University of South Carolina
     School of Law
     1515 Green St.
     Columbia, SC  29208
     (803) 777-6605
     Domain:  scarolina.edu

3.2.42.  SOUTH DAKOTA.

     University of South Dakota
     School of Law
     414 East Clark
     Vermillion, SD  57069-2390
     (605) 677-5443
     Domain:  usd.edu

3.2.43.  TENNESSEE.

     Memphis State University
     Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law
     Memphis, TN  38152
     (901) 454-2421
     Domain:  memst.edu

     University of Tennessee
     College of Law
     1505 West Cumberland Ave.
     Knoxville, TN  37996-1800
     (615) 974-4131
     Domain:  utk.edu

     Vanderbilt University
     School of Law
     Nashville, TN  37240
     (615) 322-6452
     Domain:  vanderbilt.edu

3.2.44.  TEXAS.

     Baylor University
     School of Law
     CSB 364
     Waco, TX  76798
     (817) 755-1911
     Domain:  baylor.edu

     St. Mary's University of San Antonio
     School of Law
     One Camino Santa Maria
     San Antonio, TX  78284
     (512) 436-3424
     Domain:  stmarytx.edu

     South Texas College of Law
     1303 San Jacinto St.
     Houston, TX  77002-7006
     (713) 659-8040
     Domain:  ***

     Southern Methodist University
     School of Law
     Dallas, TX  75275
     (214) 692-2549
     Domain:  smu.edu

     Texas Southern University
     Thurgood Marshall School of Law
     3100 Cleburne Ave.
     Houston, TX  77004
     (713) 527-7115
     Domain:  tsu.edu

     Texas Tech University
     School of Law
     19th Street and Indiana
     Lubbock, TX  79409
     (806) 742-3791
     Domain:  ttu.edu

     University of Houston
     Law Center
     4800 Calhoun
     Houston, TX  77004
     (713) 749-4816
     Domain:  uh.edu

     University of Texas at Austin
     School of Law
     727 East 26th St.
     Austin, TX  78705
     (512) 471-5151
     Domain:  utexas.edu

3.2.45.  UTAH.

     Brigham Young University
     J. Reuben Clark Law School
     Provo, UT  84602
     (801) 378-4277
     Domain:  byu.edu

     University of Utah
     College of Law
     Salt Lake City, UT  84112
     (801) 581-6833
     Domain:  utah.edu

3.2.46.  VERMONT.

     Vermont Law School
     South Royalton, VT  05068
     (802) 763-8303
     Domain:  ***

3.2.47.  VIRGINIA.

     College of William and Mary
     Marshall-Wyth School of Law
     Williamsburg, VA  23185
     (804) 253-4540
     Domain:  wm.edu

     George Mason University
     School of Law
     3401 North Fairfax Dr.
     Arlington, VA  22201
     (703) 841-2600
     Domain:  gmu.edu

     University of Richmond
     The T.C. Williams School of Law
     Richmond, VA  23173
     (804) 289-8740
     Domain:  urich.edu

     University of Virginia
     School of Law
     North Grounds
     Charlottesville, VA  22901
     (804) 924-7351
     Domain:  virginia.edu

     Washington and Lee University
     School of Law
     Lewis Hall
     Lexington, VA  24450
     (703) 463-8500
     Domain:  wlu.edu

3.2.48.  WASHINGTON.

     Gonzaga University
     School of Law
     PO Box 3528
     Spokane, WA  99220
     (509) 328-4220
     Domain:  gonzaga.edu

     University of Puget Sound
     School of Law
     950 Broadway Plaza
     Tacoma, WA  98402
     (206) 591-2252
     Domain:  ups.edu

     University of Washington
     School of Law
     1100 NE Campus Parkway
     Seattle, WA  98105
     (206) 543-4550
     Domain:  washington.edu

3.2.49.  WASHINGTON, DC  

     The American University
     Washington College of Law
     4400 Massachusetts Ave., N.W.
     Washington, DC  20016
     (202) 885-2606
     Domain:  american.edu

     Catholic University of America
     Columbus School of Law
     620 Michigan Avenue NE
     Washington, DC  20064
     (202) 635-5151
     Domain:  cua.edu

     George Washington University
     The National Law Center
     716 20th Street NW
     Washington, DC  20052
     (202) 676-6260
     Domain:  gwu.edu

     Georgetown University
     Law Center
     600 New Jersey Avenue NW
     Washington, DC  20001
     (202) 662-9010
     Domain:  georgetown.edu

     Howard University
     School of Law
     2900 Van Ness Street NW
     Washington, DC  20008
     (202) 686-6833
     Domain:  howard.edu

3.2.50.  WEST VIRGINIA.

     West Virginia University
     College of Law
     PO Box 6130
     Morgantown, WV  26506
     (304) 293-5301
     Domain:  wvu.edu

3.2.51.  WISCONSIN.

     Marquette University
     Law School
     1103 West Wisconsin Ave.
     Milwaukee, WI  53233
     (414) 224-6767
     Domain:  mu.edu

     University of Wisconsin-Madison
     Law School
     975 Bascom Hall
     Madison, WI  53706
     (609) 262-2240
     Domain:  ***wisc.edu

3.2.52.  WYOMING.

     University of Wyoming
     College of Law
     Box 3035
     University Station
     Laramie, WY  82071
     (307) 766-6416
     Domain:  uwyo.edu

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    3.3.  BITNET AND UNIX LISTSERV GROUPS
        3.3.1.  AIL-L
        3.3.2.  ALL-OF-ELSA
        3.3.3.  BIZLAW-L
        3.3.4.  CALI-L
        3.3.5.  CALL-L
        3.3.6.  CJUST-L
        3.3.7.  CNI-COPYRIGHT
        3.3.8.  COMLAW-L
        3.3.9.  COMP-PRIVACY
        3.3.10.  CPAE
        3.3.11.  CPS-L
        3.3.12.  CTI-LAW
        3.3.13.  CYBERIA-L
        3.3.14.  CYBERLAW
        3.3.15.  DATA-PROTECTION
        3.3.16.  EC
        3.3.17.  EDLAW
        3.3.18.  ENVLAWPROFS
        3.3.19.  EURO-LEX
        3.3.20.  FEDTAX-L
        3.3.21.  FEMJUR
        3.3.22.  FORENS-L
        3.3.23.  FREE-L
        3.3.24.  GOVDOC-L
        3.3.25.  HISLAW-L
        3.3.26.  H-NET
        3.3.27.  INFO-LAW
        3.3.28.  INT-LAW
        3.3.29.  JUCIDI-L
        3.3.30.  JUDAISME-L
        3.3.31.  JURIST-L
        3.3.32.  LAW-EUROPE
        3.3.33.  LAW-FAMILY
        3.3.34.  LAW-LIB
            3.3.34.1.  AUTOMATOME
        3.3.35.  LAWPROF
        3.3.36.  LAWSCH-L
        3.3.37.  LAWSRC-L
        3.3.38.  LEGWRI-L
        3.3.39.  LIS-LAW
        3.3.40.  LNN
        3.3.41.  NCS-L
        3.3.42.  PACS-L
        3.3.43.  PSRT-L
            3.3.43.1.  LAW AND POLITICS BOOK REVIEW
        3.3.44.  PSYLAW-L
        3.3.45.  REGS-L
        3.3.46.  RIGHTS-L
        3.3.47.  RLGLAW-L
        3.3.48.  SOFTPATS
        3.3.49.  TECHNOLOGY-TRANSFER-LIST
        3.3.50.  TEKNOIDS
        3.3.51.  TLTP-LAW
        3.3.52.  UKLEGAL
        3.3.53.  UN

4.  FTP-ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES
    4.1.  FTP VIA E-MAIL
        4.1.1.  FTPMAIL EXAMPLE
    4.2.  SUPREME COURT DECISIONS
        4.2.1.  PROJECT HERMES
        4.2.2.  FTP SITES
    4.3.  ELECTRONIC FRONTIER FOUNDATION - ARCHIVES
    4.4.  PROJECT GUTENBERG
    4.5.  AN INTRODUCTION TO USING THE INTERNET AT ST. LOUIS UNIV.
          SCHOOL OF LAW
    4.6.  TUFTS UNIV. - MULTILATERALS PROJECT
    4.7.  COPYRIGHT FAQ
    4.8.  COPYRIGHT GUIDE FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS
    4.9.  STATE OF OHIO - COURT DECISIONS
    4.10.  US COURTS OF APPEALS, 9TH CIR. - MODEL JURY INSTRUCTIONS
    4.11.  LEGAL RESEARCH FAQ
    4.12.  THE CLEARINGHOUSE

[law/resource/part1 contains]

O.  REVISION HISTORY ETC. 
    0.1.  QUICK REFERENCE E-MAIL ADDRESSES
    0.2.  CONTRIBUTORS TO VERSION 2.0
    0.3.  CONTRIBUTORS TO VERSION 3.0
1.  INTRODUCTION TO "THE LEGAL LIST"
    1.1.  PURPOSE AND HISTORY
    1.2.  FOR NEW INTERNET USERS - A BRIEF PRIMER ON THE INTERNET
    1.3.  DISCLAIMER
2.  GETTING AND REDISTRIBUTING "THE LEGAL LIST"
    2.1.  SUMMARY OF HOW TO GET "THE LEGAL LIST"
    2.2.  E-MAIL 
    2.3.  ANONYMOUS FTP
    2.4.  GOPHER
    2.5.  USENET
    2.6.  ELSEWHERE
    2.7.  HARD COPIES
3.  E-MAIL-ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES
    3.1.  ORGANIZATIONS AND MEETINGS
        3.1.1.  AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION
        3.1.2.  CENTER FOR COMPUTER LAW
        3.1.3.  COALITION FOR NETWORKED INFORMATION
        3.1.4.  COMPUTER PROFESSIONALS FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
        3.1.5.  COMPUTER SYSTEMS POLICY PROJECT
        3.1.6.  CONFERENCE ON COMPUTERS, FREEDOM, AND PRIVACY
        3.1.7.  INTERNATIONAL LAW STUDENTS ASSOCIATION
        3.1.8.  LEGAL INFORMATION INSTITUTE - E-BULLETIN
        3.1.9.  PEACENET WORLD NEWS SERVICE
        3.1.10.  SOFTWARE PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION
        3.1.11.  UNIV. OF DAYTON - 
                 SIGNIFICANT DEVELOPMENTS IN COMPUTER LAW
        3.1.12.  U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
        3.1.13.  U.S. SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE ON TECHNOLOGY & THE LAW
        3.1.14.  THE WHITE HOUSE

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    3.2.  LAW SCHOOLS [ by state ]

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5.  TELNET-ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES
    5.1.  LIBRARY CATALOGS
    5.2.  NATIONAL INFORMATION ON SOFTWARE AND SERVICES
    5.3.  WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIV. - ARCHIVES
    5.4.  CORNELL UNIV. - ARCHIVES
    5.5.  RUTGERS UNIV. - INDIGENOUS PEOPLES RIGHTS ARTICLE
6.  GOPHER-ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES
    6.1.  GOPHER OVERVIEW
        6.1.1.  VERONICA
    6.2.  WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIV. - ARCHIVES
    6.3.  THE CIESIN GLOBAL CHANGE INFORMATION GATEWAY
    6.4.  CORNELL UNIV. - ARCHIVES
    6.5.  VILLANOVA UNIV. - ARCHIVES
    6.6.  LAW TECHNOLOGY CENTRE
    6.7.  UNIV. OF SAARLAND
    6.8.  WIRETAP
7.  WWW-ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES
    7.1.  WWW OVERVIEW
    7.2.  INDIANA UNIVERSITY
8.  WAIS-ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES
    8.1.  WAIS OVERVIEW
    8.2.  WAIS SOURCES
9.  USENET (NETNEWS) NEWSGROUPS 
10.  BBS-ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES
    10.1.  FATHERNET BBS
    10.2.  THE FEDERAL BULLETIN BOARD
    10.3.  FEDWORLD
    10.4.  FROLIC AND DETOUR BBS
    10.5.  JUST MOOTING
    10.6.  LERN
    10.7.  US COURTS
    10.8.  LAW MUG BBS
    10.9.  FIRST TEXAS LAWYER'S BBS
    10.10.  ATLA BBS
    10.11.  SAFE'N SECURE BBS
11.  COMPUTER-AIDED LEGAL RESEARCH RESOURCES
    11.1.  THE CENTER FOR COMPUTER-AIDED LEGAL INSTRUCTION
    11.2.  DIALOG
    11.3.  LEXIS/NEXIS
    11.4.  WESTLAW
12.  JOURNALS
APPENDIX A.  INTERNET, UUCP, AND USENET INFORMATION
    A.1.  INTRODUCTORY INTERNET INFORMATION
    A.2.  INTERNET, UUCP, AND USENET PROVIDERS
        A.3.1.  DOMAIN PROVIDERS
        A.3.2.  ACCOUNT PROVIDERS
    A.4.  INTRODUCTORY UUCP INFORMATION
        A.4.1.  UUCP SOFTWARE
    A.5.  INTRODUCTORY BITNET INFORMATION
APPENDIX B.  OTHER RESOURCES
    B.1.  BOOKS
    B.2.  OTHER SHAREWARE SOFTWARE


<!> 3.3.  BITNET AND UNIX LISTSERV GROUPS.  Many interest groups 
exist on BITNET.  A central computer maintains the list of 
subscribers to a particular interest group, and when you mail to 
this computer (running the LISTSERV program), LISTSERV mails your 
message to the subscribers.  In this way, membership lists only need 
to be maintained in one location.

     The BITNET LISTSERV software (which runs on IBM mainframes) has 
been ported to the UNIX environment.  The UNIX LISTSERV software, 
written by Anastasios C. Kotsikonas (Copyright (c) 1992), has many 
features similar to BITNET LISTSERV systems, although the syntax of 
commands may vary slightly.  UNIX LISTSERV sites typically do not 
have the cooperative features of the original LISTSERV software, 
which allow you to subscribe to any BITNET LISTSERV list from any 
BITNET LISTSERV server.  

     The following LISTSERV interest groups are of a legal nature.  
Most are BITNET LISTSERV interest groups, some are UNIX LISTSERV 
groups, a few are MAILBASE groups.  All e-mail addresses are given 
in Internet form, and most BITNET addresses are provided for BITNET 
LISTSERV groups.  The descriptions of the groups are in the 
following form:

     1.  The "how to subscribe" section.  Send a message to the 
     address following the "Subscribe to:" prompt.  The text 
     following the "Text of message:" prompt should be included in 
     your message.  "Your_name" should be your real name, e.g. John 
     Q. Smith.

          Subscribe to:  listserv@example.state.edu
               Text of message:  subscribe sample-l your_name

     2.  The "how to post messages" section.  Send the message you 
     want distributed to the groups subscribers to the address 
     following the "Post messages to:" prompt.

          Post messages to:  sample-l@example.state.edu

     3.  The "how to unsubscribe" section.  Send a message to the 
     address following the "Unsubscribe to:" prompt.  The text 
     following the "Text of message:" prompt should be included in 
     your message.
  
          Unsubscribe To:  listserv@example.state.edu
               Text of message:  signoff sample-l

3.3.1.  AIL-L.  Artificial intelligence and the law.  This UNIX 
LISTSERV list is not moderated, so anything you send to the list 
will go out to all subscribers. 
I-L.

     Subscribe to:  listserv@austin.onu.edu
          Text of message:  subscribe ail-l your_name

     Post messages to:  ail-l@austin.onu.edu

     Unsubscribe to:  listserv@austin.onu.edu
          Text of message:  signoff ail-l

For more information, contact:

     David R. Warner, Jr
     Professor of Law
     Pettit College of Law
     Ohio Northern University
     Ada, OH  45810
     Phone:  (419) 772-2227
     Fax:  (410) 772-1927
     warner@austin.onu.edu
     ABANet:  ABA1744

<!> 3.3.2.  ALL-OF-ELSA.  The European Law Student's Association - 
ELSA - is an independent, non-political, non-profit organization of 
law students and young lawyers.  ELSA was founded in 1981 by law 
students from Austria, Hungary, Poland and West Germany.  Today, 
ELSA has more than 15,000 members from over 28 European countries.  
It cooperates in various fields with ILSA, the International Law 
Students' Association.  The purpose of the all-of-elsa list is to 
increase and improve the communication within ELSA.  Every member of 
ELSA is requested to subscribe to the list.  ELSA-friends are also 
welcome.

     Subscribe to:  akj@jus.uio.no
          Text of message:  (That you want to subscribe.)

     Post messages to:  all-of-elsa@jus.uio.no

     Unsubscribe to:  akj@jus.uio.no
          Text of message:  (That you want to unsubscribe.)

For more information, contact:

     Arild Kvanvik Joergensen  
     Director of Computerized Information
     ELSA-Norway
     akj@jus.uio.no

For ELSA information in general, contact:

     Alexander Grueter
     Director of Communications
     ELSA International
     elsa-int@alf3.ngate.uni-regensburg.de

<+> 3.3.3.  BIZLAW-L.  A discussion group for members (and friends) 
of the AALS Section on Business Associations, other scholars of 
business associations at universities and professional schools, and 
practicing lawyers who are interested in the academics of business 
law.

     Subscribe to:  LISTSERV@UMAB.UMD.EDU
          Text of message:  subscribe BIZLAW-L your_name

     Post messages to:  BIZLAW-L@UMAB.UMD.EDU

     Unsubscribe to:  LISTSERV@UMAB.UMD.EDU
          Text of message:  signoff BIZLAW-L

For more information, contact the list moderator:

     Richard A. Booth, Professor of Law
     University of Maryland, School of Law
     Baltimore, MD
     (410) 706-4269.
     rbooth@umlaw2.ab.umd.edu

or the list owner:

     Robin Simonds, Director of Academic Computing
     University of Maryland, School of Law
     (410) 706-7727
     rsimonds@umab.umd.edu or rsimonds@umlaw2.ab.umd.edu

<+> 3.3.4.  CALI-L.  Computer-assisted legal instruction.  

     Subscribe to:  listserv@chicagokent.kentlaw.edu
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3.3.5.  CALL-L.  Canadian Academic Law Libraries.  Confirmation is 
required to subscribe.

     Subscribe to:  listserv@UNBVM1.CSD.UNB.CA (Internet)
            or to:  LISTSERV@UNBVM1.bitnet (BITNET)
          Text of message:  subscribe CALL-L your_name

     Post messages to:  CALL-L@UNBVM1.CSD.UNB.CA (Internet)
                or to:  CALL-L@UNBVM1.bitnet (BITNET)

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              or to:  LISTSERV@UNBVM1.bitnet (BITNET)
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<!> 3.3.6.  CJUST-L.  Criminal Justice.  

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3.3.7.  CNI-COPYRIGHT.  The Coalition for Networked Information's 
UNIX LISTSERV mailing list on copyright law.  This list was 
organized to give those who ask, answer, and discuss copyright 
questions of any type a forum for discussion.  Discussion is not 
limited to any one area such as copyright for electronic materials.  

     Subscribe to:  LISTSERV@CNI.ORG
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All questions regarding the substance of, or policies related to, 
the discussions on this forum, and queries regarding difficulties 
with mail or requests for technical assistance should be sent to the 
Coalition's Systems Coordinator, Craig A. Summerhill 
(craig@cni.org).  This forum is currently moderated by Mary Brandt 
Jensen and Czeslaw Jan Grycz.  Questions regarding the content of 
the forum should be directed to:

     Mary Brandt Jensen, Director
     Law Library, School of Law
     University of South Dakota
     mjensen@charlie.usd.edu
     (605) 677-6363

     Czeslaw Jan Grycz
     Scholarship and Technology Study Project
     University of California / Office of the President
     cjg@stubbs.ucop.edu
     (510) 987-0561

3.3.8.  COMLAW-L.  Computers and Legal Education.

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3.3.9.  COMP-PRIVACY.  The computer Privacy Digest is an Internet 
mailing list dedicated to the discussion of how technology impacts 
privacy.  This list is gatewayed into the moderated USENET newsgroup 
comp.society.privacy.  It is related to the Risks Digest 
concentrating on the risks of technology on privacy.

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For more information, contact the moderator:

     Dennis G. Rears
     Box 210
     Wharton, NJ  07885
     drears@pilot.njin.net

3.3.10.  CPAE.  The Center for Professional and Applied Ethics 
(CPAE) is an academic LISTSERV list for discussing issues related to 
professional and applied ethics.  Topic areas include health care, 
sports, business, environment, media, computing, law, education, 
public policy, and public administration.

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For more information, contact the list owners:  

     Ari Santas, asantas@grits.valdosta.peachnet.edu
     Ron Barnette, rbarnett@grits.valdosta.peachnet.edu

     Department of Philosophy
     Center for Professional and Applied Ethics
     Valdosta State College
     Valdosta, GA  31698

3.3.11.  CPS-L.  Centre for Pacific Studies at the University of 
Nijmegen, the Netherlands.  CPS-L is an unmoderated discussion list 
for interdisciplinary studies of the Pacific regions.  The list is 
useful as a discussion forum for researchers (e.g. anthropology, 
history, linguistics, law).

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For more information, contact the list owner:

     Fred Melssen, u211610@hnykun11.urc.kun.nl

<+> 3.3.12.  CTI-LAW.  The use of information technology in law 
teaching.

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<+> 3.3.13.  CYBERIA-L.  The Law and Policy of Computer Networks.  
(Formerly CYBERLAW.)

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<-> 3.3.14.  CYBERLAW.  The Law and Policy of Computer Networks.  
This list is CLOSED (formerly CYBERLAW@WMVM1.CC.WM.EDU).  This list 
has been revived as CYBERIA-L (see Section 3.3.13).

<+> 3.3.15.  DATA-PROTECTION.  UK data protection law.

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<!> 3.3.16.  EC.  European Communities.

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3.3.17.  EDLAW.  EdLaw is designed for those who teach and practice 
law concerning public education, private education, and colleges and 
universities.  It is intended to be an exchange of information on 
legislation and litigation and their various components.

     Subscribe to:  LISTSERV@UKCC.uky.edu
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For more information, contact the list owner:  

     Virginia Davis-Nordin
     NORDIN@ukcc.uky.edu

<+> 3.3.18.  ENVLAWPROFS.  For professors in Environmental Law.

     Subscribe to:  mailserv@oregon.uoregon.edu
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     Post messages to:  envlawprofs@oregon.uoregon.edu

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<!> 3.3.19.  EURO-LEX.  EUROpean Legal Information EXchange (EURO-
LEX) provides a forum for the exchange of legal information and 
research in all European countries.  Members of law faculties and 
law libraries at European universities are especially invited to 
participate.  The list is intended to be multilingual, but the 
essence of an inquiry or note should be delivered or repeated in 
English.

     Subscribe to:  listserv@vm.gmd.de (Internet)
            or to:  listserv@dearn.bitnet (BITNET)
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                or to:  euro-lex@dearn.bitnet (BITNET)

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              or to:  listserv@dearn.bitnet (BITNET)
          Text of message:  signoff EURO-LEX

For more information, contact the list-owner:

     Renate Weidinger, Ass.jur
     University of Konstanz
     GERMANY
     Phone:  +49 7531 88 2845
     Fax:  +49 7531 88 3082
     BBWEIDIN@nyx.uni-konstanz.de

<+> 3.3.20.  FEDTAX-L.  Federal taxation.

     Subscribe to:  listserv%SHSU.BITNET@cunyvm.cuny.edu
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<+> 3.3.21.  FEMJUR.  Feminist legal theories.  The list provides a 
forum for discussing theories and issues regarding feminism and 
women and law.  It is also a good place to share research questions, 
scholarship, calls for papers, job announcements, and provide 
support for people working in this area of law.

     Subscribe to:  LISTSERV@suvm.syr.edu
          Text of message:  subscribe FEMJUR your_name

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          Text of message:  signoff FEMJUR 

For more information, contact:

     Prof. Leslie Bender
     College of Law, E.I. White Bldg.
     Syracuse Univ.
     Syracuse, NY  13244-1030
     Phone:  (315) 443-4462
     Fax:  (315) 443-5394
     LBENDER@suvm.syr.edu

3.3.22.  FORENS-L.  Discussion of forensics and law topics.

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3.3.23.  FREE-L.  The Fathers' Rights & Equality Exchange (FREE), 
founded in 1991, is a non-profit organization dedicated to the 
premise that parenting is a 50/50 proposition.  As such, both 
fathers and mothers should share equally in the parenting and 
support of their children.  While there are many highly visible 
interest groups advocating the very real plight of single mothers, 
few groups speak out for the problems encountered by single fathers.  
FREE is an international membership group with members throughout 
the United States, Canada, Germany, Australia, New Zealand and 
Japan.

     Subscribe to:  free@vix.com
          Subject of message:  subscribe FREE-L
          Text of message:  (That you want to subscribe.
                             Your name.*
                             Your address.
                             Your e-mail address
                             Whether it is it OK to share your e-
                                  mail address only with FREE 
                                  members.
                             Your phone number.
                             Your interest in FREE. (e.g. Are you a 
                                  divorced father?  The wife of one?
                                  The adult child of a divorce?))

     Post messages to:  ***

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*It is OK not to include one of the above pieces of information, but 
please mention that you are omitting it intentionally.

For more information, contact  FREE's director:

     Anne Mitchell, Esq.
     free@vix.com

<!> 3.3.24.  GOVDOC-L.  Discussion of Government Document Issues. 
GOVDOC-L is a round table discussion for librarians and other 
interested people.  It is moderated by a group of librarians from 
institutions all over the country.

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For more information, contact the moderators:

     Raeann Dossett
     Coordinating Moderator
     raed@uiucvmd
     raed@vmd.cso.uiuc.edu
     Work phone:  (217) 244-2059 
     Home phone:  (217) 351-5958

     Bennett Crook
     Errors Moderator
     bcrook@waynest1
     bcrook@cms.cc.wayne.edu
     Work phone:  (313) 577-5761
     Home phone:  (313) 549-5972

     Diane & Michael Kovacs
     dkovacs@kentvm            (Diane)
     mkovacs@mss.kent.edu      (Michael)
     librk420@kentvms          (Michael)

     Laura Bartolo
     lbartolo@kentvm

     Duncan Aldrich
     duncan@equinox.unr.edu

     Steven M. Hayes
     ltpyws@irishmvs
     shayes@vma.cc.nd.edu
     Steven.M.Hayes.2@nd.edu

     Steve McKinzie
     mckinzie@dickinson.edu

     Aimee Piscitelli
     piscitelli@ewashuvms

     Mark Thomas
     mthomas@tamvenus

3.3.25.  HISLAW-L.  HISLAW-L is a forum for debate, discussion, and 
the exchange of information by students and scholars of the history 
of the Law (Feudal, Common, and Canon).  HISLAW-L is associated with 
the general discussion LISTSERV list HISTORY and cooperates fully 
with other similar LISTSERV lists.  Confirmation is required to 
subscribe.

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For more information, contact the owner:

     James A. Cocks
     JACOCK01@ULKYVM.LOUISVILLE.EDU

3.3.26.  H-NET.  History On-Line.  H-Net is an initiative of the 
History department at the University of Illinois, Chicago, to assist 
historians to go on-line using their personal computers, the 
Internet and BITNET.  H-Net sponsors a series of LISTSERV lists, the 
largest of which is HOLOCAUS with 290 subscribers in 15 countries 
receiving an average of 5 messages per day.  Membership is open to 
any historian or graduate student.  Each list is moderated by a 
historian and has a board of editors.  The moderators control the 
flow of messages and reject those unsuitable for a scholarly 
discussion group.  The primary purpose of each list is to enable 
historians to easily communicate current research and teaching 
interests; to discuss new approaches, methods and tools of analysis; 
to share information on access to library catalogs and other 
electronic databases; and to test new ideas and share comments on 
current historiography.

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The following H-Net lists are currently in operation:

     H-Urban      Urban history
     H-Rural      Rural and agricultural history
     H-Women      Women's history
     H-Diplo      Diplomatic history, foreign affairs,
                       international relations
     HOLOCAUS     Holocaust studies; anti-semitism; related
                       themes of modern history
     H-South      US South
     H-CivWar     US Civil War
     H-LatAm      Latin American History
     H-Law        Legal and Constitutional history
     H-Ethnic     American ethnic & immigration history
     H-AmStdy     American Studies
     H-Ideas      Intellectual history
     IEAHC-Net    American colonial history; sponsored by
                      Institute of Early American History & Culture
                      at Williamsburg

For more information, contact:

     H-Net  room 723 SEO
     Dept of History m/c 198
     851 S Morgan St
     Chicago, IL  60607-7049
     Phone:  (312) 996-3141
     Fax:  (312) 996-6377
     H-NET@uicvm.uic.edu

3.3.27.  INFO-LAW.  General law list.  Mail gets distributed after 
first being manually screened.

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For more information, contact the coordinator:

     Mike Muuss
     INFO-LAW-REQUEST@BRL.MIL

3.3.28.  INT-LAW.  This is a list for librarians and others 
interested in exchanging information related to foreign, comparative 
and international legal materials and issues.  INT-LAW started on 
April 31, 1991.

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For more information, contact the moderators:

     Lyonette Louis-Jacques
     L-LOUI@VM1.SPCS.UMN.EDU

     Mila Rush
     M-RUSH@VM1.SPCS.UMN.EDU (the list owner)

3.3.29.  JUCIDI-L.  Campus Judicial Affairs.  

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<+> 3.3.30.  JUDAISME-L.  Judiasim.

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3.3.31.  JURIST-L.  The discussion-list JURIST-L is meant to assist 
Dutch lawyers in exchanging information on legal sites.  Law 
librarians and those affiliated with Law faculties are invited to 
subscribe to this list.  Preferably, the language of an inquiry or 
note should be Dutch.

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For more information, contact the list-owner:

     Leo de Jong 
     L.deJong@Strafr.RULimburg.NL
     University of Limburg (Netherlands)

<+> 3.3.32.  LAW-EUROPE.  European law.

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<+> 3.3.33.  LAW-FAMILY.  Family law.  

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<!> 3.3.34.  LAW-LIB.  Discussion list for Law Librarians.

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3.3.34.1.  AUTOMATOME.  Automatome is the newsletter of the American 
Association of Law Libraries, Automation and Scientific Development 
Special Interest Section.  To subscribe, join LAW-LIB (see Section 
3.3.34).

For more information, contact the editor:

     Anna Belle Leiserson
     Editor American Association of Law Libraries 
     Vanderbilt Law Library
     53 West Jackson Blvd., Suite 940
     Vanderbilt University
     Nashville, TN  37203 
     Phone:  312-939-4764
     LEISERAB@CTRVAX.VANDERBILT.EDU

<+> 3.3.35.  LAWPROF.  For law school professors and other legal 
educators.  This is meant to be a forum for discussing law, legal 
education, and technology in legal education.  It is intended to be 
a forum for all with an interest in legal education, rather than a 
list focused on technology.

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4.  FTP-ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES
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This chapter describes law-related resources available via anonymous 
File Transfer Protocol (FTP) such as US Supreme Court decisions and 
Tufts University's Multilaterals Project.

4.1.  FTP VIA E-MAIL.  Some resources are available via anonymous 
FTP.  If you do not have access to FTP, but you do have access to e-
mail, send a message to ftpmail@decwrl.dec.com with "help" in the 
body of the body of the message for information on their FTPMAIL 
(FTP by e-mail) service.

4.1.1.  FTPMAIL EXAMPLE.  For example, to get "The Legal List" via 
e-mail from DEC's FTPMAIL service, send the following message to 
ftpmail@decwrl.dec.com:

     connect ftp.midnight.com
     ascii
     get /pub/LegalList/README
     get /pub/LegalList/legallist.txt
     quit

The files will be e-mailed to you in a day or so.  If you have 
problems with FTPing to ftp.midnight.com, send a message to 
admin@midnight.com or legal-list@justice.eliot.me.us.

4.2.  SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.  

4.2.1.  PROJECT HERMES.  U.S. Supreme Court decisions are available 
online as part of "Project Hermes."  On May 11th, 1990 the United 
States Supreme Court announced that it was beginning a two-year 
experimental program with the objective to rapidly provide copies of 
the Court's opinions in electronic form to as wide an audience as 
possible.
 
One of the twelve participants is a noncommercial, nonprofit, 
consortium composed of Case Western Reserve University (CWRU), 
EDUCOM, and the National Public Telecomputing Network (NPTN).  You 
can electronically receive the full text of the Court's opinions 
within minutes of their release--free.
 
You may have the Court's opinions sent directly to you if you have 
access to either a BITNET or Internet computer or you may download 
the files directly from any NPTN community computer system.  To 
receive more information on how to sign up for the BITNET/Internet 
service, or if you would like to know more about accessing these 
files on an NPTN community computer, please send your name, 
organization or firm, address, city, state, and zip, to:  

     PROJECT HERMES
     CWRU COMMUNITY TELECOMPUTING LAB
     319 WICKENDEN BUILDING
     CLEVELAND, OH  44106.
 
For general information about Project Hermes or about the National 
Public Telecomputing Network, please contact: Tom Grundner at the 
above address or at (216) 368-2733.

You can also contact Project Hermes at aa584@cleveland.freenet.edu.

The consortium grants permission to download, reproduce, or re-post 
any of the Supreme Court opinion files PROVIDED NO CHANGES OR 
EDITING ARE MADE TO THE SUBJECT MATERIAL.  The consortium would 
greatly appreciate it if source credit were given to CWRU, EDUCOM, 
and the National Public Telecomputing Network if these files are 
used.

4.2.2.  FTP SITES.  The following are two of the anonymous FTP sites 
that maintain Supreme Court rulings:

     ftp ftp.cwru.edu
          login:  anonymous
          password:  your-address
          cd /hermes

     ftp ftp.uu.net
          login:  anonymous
          password:  your-address
          cd /archive/opinions/supreme-court
          get index

<!> 4.3.  ELECTRONIC FRONTIER FOUNDATION - ARCHIVES.  The Electronic 
Frontier Foundation (EFF) was founded in July 1990 to ensure that 
the principles embodied in the Constitution and the Bill of Rights 
are protected as new communications technologies emerge.  The 
archives of the EFF are available from the following location:

     ftp ftp.eff.org
          login:  anonymous
          password:  your-address
          cd /pub/EFF/legal-issues
          get Index
          get /pub/EFF/eff.about

For membership information, send a message to ask@eff.org

4.4.  PROJECT GUTENBERG.  Project Gutenberg was started in 1971.  
Its goal is to release 10,000 books, whose U.S. copyrights have 
expired, by the year 2001.  (Project Gutenberg requests that you 
check your own copyright laws for using a file outside the United 
States.)  Files are released monthly in ascii text format.  An 
electronic newsletter is also available.  For more information 
contact:

     Michael S. Hart
     Director, Project Gutenberg 
     405 West Elm St.
     Urbana, IL 61801
     hart@vmd.cso.uiuc.edu

or the Director of Communications:

     dircompg@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu

Please do not access the mrcnext machine from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm 
Central Standard Time (Daylight in summer) as this is peak usage, 
and mrcnext is always the first machine to get the newest editions. 

     ftp mrcnext.cso.uiuc.edu
          login:  anonymous
          password:  your-address
          cd /etext/etext91
               get README (introductory information)
               get feder12.txt (The Federalist Papers)
          cd /etext/etext92 
          cd /etext/etext93
               get README (1993's most recent releases)
               get civil10.txt (Civil Disobedience, Thoreau)
          cd /etext/articles (newsletters)
               get INDEX (books posted in 1991 and 1992)
          cd /incoming (To post files.  Send a note explaining what 
                        you've posted to hart@vmd.cso.uiuc.edu.)

4.5.  AN INTRODUCTION TO USING THE INTERNET AT ST. LOUIS UNIV.
SCHOOL OF LAW.  The "An Introduction to Using the Internet at Saint 
Louis University School of Law" is intended for an audience of law 
librarians, law faculty, and law students.  The material covers e-
mail, TELNET and FTP, as well as useful tools like archie, WAIS, 
WWW, Gopher, and the Washington and Lee Law Library site.  The 
training materials are in WordPerfect 5.1/5.2 format.  The ASCII 
version is also available on the SLU Law Library Gopher 
(sluava.slu.edu) under "Library Services/SLU Law Library 
Services/Internet Training and Access Info/".

     ftp sluaxa.slu.edu
          login: anonymous
          password: your-address
          cd /pub/millesjg
          type binary
          get interlaw.wp (binary)
          or:
          type ascii
          interlaw.txt (ASCII)
          quit

For more information, contact:

     James Milles
     Head of Computer Services
     Saint Louis University Law Library
     3700 Lindell Blvd.
     St. Louis, MO  63108
     Phone:  (314) 658-2759
     Fax:  (314) 658-3966
     millesjg@sluvca.slu.edu

4.6.  TUFTS UNIV. - MULTILATERALS PROJECT.  The Multilaterals 
Project is an experimental program begun at the Fletcher School of 
Law and Diplomacy in Medford, Mass. to make available to the 
Internet community the text of a wide variety of multilateral 
conventions.  Although most of these treaties are now in force, a 
fair number have not yet achieved the necessary number of 
ratifications.  

     ftp jade.tufts.edu 
          cd pub/diplomacy (The home location for these materials).
               get INDEX (New users should consult this file.)
          cd pub/diplomacy/new (Copies of the most recent postings 
                                are placed here for a short time.)
          cd pub/diplomacy/historical (A small number of older 
                                       documents.)

For more information, contact:

     Peter Stott, director
     Multilaterals Project
     Fletcher School of Law & Diplomacy
     pstott@pearl.tufts.edu

<!> 4.7.  COPYRIGHT FAQ.  The Copyright FAQ is a series of six 
articles that contains frequently asked questions (FAQ) with answers 
relating to copyright law, particularly that of the United States.  
It is posted to the  misc.legal, misc.legal.computing, misc.int-
property, comp.patents, misc.answers, comp.answers, and news.answers 
newsgroups monthly, on or near the 17th of each month.  Terry 
Carroll, the FAQ-maintainer, is a computer professional, and is 
currently (7/93) a fourth-year (part-time) student at Santa Clara 
University School of Law and Editor-in-Chief of the Santa Clara 
Computer and High Technology Law Journal.  The most current copy is 
always available via anonymous FTP:

     ftp rtfm.mit.edu
          get /pub/usenet/news.answers/law/Copyright-FAQ/part1
          get /pub/usenet/news.answers/law/Copyright-FAQ/part2
          get /pub/usenet/news.answers/law/Copyright-FAQ/part3
          get /pub/usenet/news.answers/law/Copyright-FAQ/part4
          get /pub/usenet/news.answers/law/Copyright-FAQ/part5
          get /pub/usenet/news.answers/law/Copyright-FAQ/part6

If you do not have access to FTP, you can obtain a copy via e-mail 
by sending message to mail-server@rtfm.mit.edu with the following 
lines in it:

     send usenet/news.answers/law/Copyright-FAQ/part1
     send usenet/news.answers/law/Copyright-FAQ/part2
     send usenet/news.answers/law/Copyright-FAQ/part3
     send usenet/news.answers/law/Copyright-FAQ/part4
     send usenet/news.answers/law/Copyright-FAQ/part5
     send usenet/news.answers/law/Copyright-FAQ/part6
     quit

For more information, contact:

     Terry Carroll
     tcarroll@scuacc.scu.edu
     71550.133@compuserve.com

4.8.  COPYRIGHT GUIDE FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS.  The following FTP site has 
a repository for files related to photography including the 
"Copyright Guide For Photographers," produced by the American 
Society of Media Photographers, Inc.  While the Guide is 
particularly oriented towards photographers, much of the information 
it provides will be of use to anyone interested in copyright.

     ftp moink.nmsu.edu
          cd /rec.photo
               get asmp-copyright-guide (ASCII version)
               get asmp-copyright-TeX.tar.z (TeX version)

<+> 4.9.  STATE OF OHIO - COURT DECISIONS.  

     ftp ftp.cwru.edu
          login:  anonymous
          password:  your-address
          cd /OH.Appeals.8th.dist

<+> 4.10.  US COURTS OF APPEALS, 9TH CIR. - MODEL JURY INSTRUCTIONS.  
The Office of the Circuit Executive, United States Courts for the 
Ninth Circuit, Manual of Model Civil Jury Instructions is available 
via anonymous FTP:

     ftp asylum.sf.ca.us
          cd ftp/pub/GOLD/jury.manual
          get README
          cd ascii (ASCII text files)
          or:
          cd wp5.1 (WordPerfect 5.1 files)

These instructions cover, for example, copyright, patent and 
trademark cases.

For more information, contact:

     Glenn Tenney
     Phone:  (415) 574-3420
     Fax:  (415) 574-0546
     tenney@netcom.com
     Ham radio: AA6ER

<+> 4.11.  LEGAL RESEARCH FAQ.  A legal research FAQ has been posted 
to misc.legal, news.answers, and a few other USENET groups.  The FAQ 
is an extremely useful introduction to legal research and to the 
structure of the US legal system.

The most current copy is always available via anonymous FTP:

     ftp rtfm.mit.edu
     cd /pub/usenet/news.answers/law/research
     get [part1, part2]

If you do not have access to FTP, you can obtain a copy via e-mail 
by sending message to mail-server@rtfm.mit.edu with the following 
lines in it:

     send usenet/news.answers/law/research/part1
     send usenet/news.answers/law/research/part2
     quit

For more information, contact the author:

     Mark Eckenwiler
     eck@panix.com

<+> 4.12.  THE CLEARINGHOUSE.  The goal of the Clearinghouse is to 
make available Internet resource guides that are subject-oriented 
only.  The guides made available by the Clearinghouse have been 
created by various individual in the Internet community, including 
students in a course co-taught by the administrator of the 
Clearinghouse at the University of Michigan, School of Information 
and Library Studies.  ("The Legal List" is one of the guides made 
available by the Clearinghouse.)

The guides are available via anonymous FTP:

     ftp una.hh.lib.umich.edu
     cd inetdirsstacks

The guides are also available via Gopher:

     gopher://una.hh.lib.umich.edu/11/inetdirs

Gopher path information:

     Minnesota's list of Gophers -> Michigan -> Clearinghouse of 
          Subject-Oriented Internet Resource Guides

For more information, contact:

     Lou Rosenfeld
     University of Michigan
     School of Information and Library Studies
     403B West Engineering
     Ann Arbor, MI  48109-1092
     lou@umich.edu



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5.  TELNET-ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES
    5.1.  LIBRARY CATALOGS
        5.1.1.  LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
    5.2.  NATIONAL INFORMATION ON SOFTWARE AND SERVICES
    5.3.  WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIV. - ARCHIVES
    5.4.  CORNELL UNIV. - ARCHIVES
    5.5.  RUTGERS UNIV. - INDIGENOUS PEOPLES RIGHTS ARTICLE

6.  GOPHER-ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES
    6.1.  GOPHER OVERVIEW
        6.1.1.  VERONICA
    6.2.  WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIV. - ARCHIVES
    6.3.  THE CIESIN GLOBAL CHANGE INFORMATION GATEWAY
    6.4.  CORNELL UNIV. - ARCHIVES
    6.5.  VILLANOVA UNIV. - ARCHIVES
    6.6.  LAW TECHNOLOGY CENTRE
    6.7.  UNIV. OF SAARLAND
    6.8.  WIRETAP

7.  WWW-ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES
    7.1.  WWW OVERVIEW
    7.2.  INDIANA UNIVERSITY

8.  WAIS-ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES
    8.1.  WAIS OVERVIEW
    8.2.  WAIS SOURCES

9.  USENET (NETNEWS) NEWSGROUPS 

10.  BBS-ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES
    10.1.  FATHERNET BBS
    10.2.  THE FEDERAL BULLETIN BOARD
    10.3.  FEDWORLD
    10.4.  FROLIC AND DETOUR BBS
    10.5.  JUST MOOTING
    10.6.  LERN
    10.7.  US COURTS
    10.8.  LAW MUG BBS
    10.9.  FIRST TEXAS LAWYER'S BBS
    10.10.  ATLA BBS
    10.11.  SAFE'N SECURE BBS

11.  COMPUTER-AIDED LEGAL RESEARCH RESOURCES
    11.1.  THE CENTER FOR COMPUTER-AIDED LEGAL INSTRUCTION
    11.2.  DIALOG
    11.3.  LEXIS/NEXIS
    11.4.  WESTLAW

12.  JOURNALS

APPENDIX A.  INTERNET, UUCP, AND USENET INFORMATION
    A.1.  INTRODUCTORY INTERNET INFORMATION
    A.2.  INTERNET, UUCP, AND USENET PROVIDERS
        A.3.1.  DOMAIN PROVIDERS
            A.3.1.1.  ADVANCED NETWORK & SERVICES, INC.
            A.3.1.2.  ANTERIOR TECHNOLOGY
            A.3.1.3.  CERFNET
            A.3.1.4.  COLORADO SUPERNET
            A.3.1.5.  MSEN
            A.3.1.6.  MV COMMUNICATIONS
            A.3.1.7.  NEARNET
            A.3.1.8.  NETCOM
            A.3.1.9.  PSI
            A.3.1.10.  SURANET
            A.3.1.11.  UUNET
            A.3.1.12.  UUNET CANADA
            A.3.1.13.  UUNORTH
        A.3.2.  ACCOUNT PROVIDERS
            A.3.2.1.  ABANET
            A.3.2.2.  AMERICA ONLINE
            A.3.2.3.  AT&T
            A.3.2.4.  COMPUSERVE
            A.3.2.5.  GENIE
            A.3.2.6.  INTERNATIONAL INTERNET ASSOCIATION
            A.3.2.7.  MCI
            A.3.2.8.  IGC NETWORKS 
            A.3.2.9.  PORTAL
            A.3.2.10.  PRODIGY
            A.3.2.11.  SPRINT
            A.3.2.12.  THE WORLD
    A.4.  INTRODUCTORY UUCP INFORMATION
        A.4.1.  UUCP SOFTWARE
            A.4.1.1.  COMMERCIAL UUCP SOFTWARE
                A.4.1.1.1.  MACINTOSH
                A.4.1.1.2.  DOS
            A.4.1.2.  SHAREWARE UUCP SOFTWARE
                A.4.1.2.1.  MACINTOSH
                A.4.1.2.2.  DOS
    A.5.  INTRODUCTORY BITNET INFORMATION

APPENDIX B.  OTHER RESOURCES
    B.1.  BOOKS
    B.2.  OTHER SHAREWARE SOFTWARE

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O.  REVISION HISTORY ETC. 
    0.1.  QUICK REFERENCE E-MAIL ADDRESSES
    0.2.  CONTRIBUTORS TO VERSION 2.0
    0.3.  CONTRIBUTORS TO VERSION 3.0
1.  INTRODUCTION TO "THE LEGAL LIST"
    1.1.  PURPOSE AND HISTORY
    1.2.  FOR NEW INTERNET USERS - A BRIEF PRIMER ON THE INTERNET
    1.3.  DISCLAIMER
2.  GETTING AND REDISTRIBUTING "THE LEGAL LIST"
    2.1.  SUMMARY OF HOW TO GET "THE LEGAL LIST"
    2.2.  E-MAIL 
    2.3.  ANONYMOUS FTP
    2.4.  GOPHER
    2.5.  USENET
    2.6.  ELSEWHERE
    2.7.  HARD COPIES
3.  E-MAIL-ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES
    3.1.  ORGANIZATIONS AND MEETINGS
        3.1.1.  AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION
        3.1.2.  CENTER FOR COMPUTER LAW
        3.1.3.  COALITION FOR NETWORKED INFORMATION
        3.1.4.  COMPUTER PROFESSIONALS FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
        3.1.5.  COMPUTER SYSTEMS POLICY PROJECT
        3.1.6.  CONFERENCE ON COMPUTERS, FREEDOM, AND PRIVACY
        3.1.7.  INTERNATIONAL LAW STUDENTS ASSOCIATION
        3.1.8.  LEGAL INFORMATION INSTITUTE - E-BULLETIN
        3.1.9.  PEACENET WORLD NEWS SERVICE
        3.1.10.  SOFTWARE PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION
        3.1.11.  UNIV. OF DAYTON - 
                 SIGNIFICANT DEVELOPMENTS IN COMPUTER LAW
        3.1.12.  U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
        3.1.13.  U.S. SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE ON TECHNOLOGY & THE LAW
        3.1.14.  THE WHITE HOUSE

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    3.2.  LAW SCHOOLS [ by state ]

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    3.3.  BITNET AND UNIX LISTSERV GROUPS

4.  FTP-ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES
    4.1.  FTP VIA E-MAIL
    4.2.  SUPREME COURT DECISIONS
    4.3.  ELECTRONIC FRONTIER FOUNDATION - ARCHIVES
    4.4.  PROJECT GUTENBERG
    4.5.  AN INTRODUCTION TO USING THE INTERNET AT ST. LOUIS UNIV.
          SCHOOL OF LAW
    4.6.  TUFTS UNIV. - MULTILATERALS PROJECT
    4.7.  COPYRIGHT FAQ
    4.8.  COPYRIGHT GUIDE FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS
    4.9.  STATE OF OHIO - COURT DECISIONS
    4.10.  US COURTS OF APPEALS, 9TH CIR. - MODEL JURY INSTRUCTIONS
    4.11.  LEGAL RESEARCH FAQ
    4.12.  THE CLEARINGHOUSE



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This chapter describes law-related resources available via TELNET 
such as the Library of Congress and the archives of Cornell 
University School of Law.

5.1.  LIBRARY CATALOGS.  Many library catalogs are available online.  
These are described in detail in The Internet Resource 
Guide/Directory of Directories (see Section 2.3.1).

5.1.1.  LIBRARY OF CONGRESS.  Access to The Library of Congress is 
described in The Internet Resource Guide/Directory of Directories 
(see Section 2.3.1).  To access the system, TELNET to dra.com.  Up 
to five guest users are allowed access between 8:00 am and 5:00 pm 
Central Time.  

5.2.  NATIONAL INFORMATION ON SOFTWARE AND SERVICES.  The National 
Information on Software and Services (NISS) is resource of the 
United Kingdom.  Information is available from UK universities and 
other sources.

     telnet sun.nsf.ac.uk
          login:  janet
          hostname:  uk.ac.niss

Menu option O5 is Law; O5C is a diary of upcoming legal events 
related to computer technology, with an emphasis on UK and Europe.

5.3.  WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIV. - ARCHIVES.

     telnet liberty.uc.wlu.edu
          login:  lawlib

Here are some notable files available (with the numbers to pick):

     41  Electronic Jurisprudence BBS
     42  etext/peru-const  (the Spanish text of Peru's constitution) 
     66  International Law Internships Bibliography
     76-92  Kovacs (lists of scholarly e-conferences)
     128  Magna Carta
     132  NAFTA, Synopsis-Aug. 28, 1992
     133-185  NAFTA text and annexes (September 6, 1992)
     207  Perkins, Researching Indigenous Peoples Rights Under 
          International Law
     236  Treaties guide

5.4.  CORNELL UNIV. - ARCHIVES.  Most portions of the current 
copyright law have been made available by Cornell University.

     telnet fatty.law.cornell.edu 8210
          login:  www (No password is necessary.)

This will allow you to use the World Wide Web software to navigate 
the copyright law.  It also includes access to the Berne Convention.

<+> 5.5.  RUTGERS UNIV. - INDIGENOUS PEOPLES RIGHTS ARTICLE.  An 
article Researching Indigenous Peoples Rights under International 
Law.  The article does not cover Native Americans in detail, but it 
does list major international organizations and sources for study of 
indigenous peoples.  The article is available via TELNET:

     telnet liberty.uc.wlu.edu
     login:  lawlib. 

For more information, contact:

     Steven C. Perkins
     perkins@andromeda.rutgers.edu
     User Services Coordinator
     Rutgers Law School Library
     Newark, NJ
     (201) 648-5965



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This chapter describes law-related resources available via GOPHER 
(an Internet client/server protocol, developed in April 1991 by the 
University of Minnesota) such as the archives of Washington and Lee 
University School of Law.

6.1.  GOPHER OVERVIEW.  Gopher is an Internet client/server 
protocol, developed in April 1991 by the University of Minnesota, 
for making a world wide information service.  Gopher provides a 
delivery vehicle for local information and facilitates access to 
other Gopher and information servers throughout the world.  Gopher 
can also search and retrieve info via WAIS and FTP.  Various client 
versions of Gopher software are available via anonymous FTP:

     ftp boombox.micro.umn.edu
          cd /pub/gopher

Using a local client is faster, but there are also a number of 
public TELNET login sites available:

     Hostname                  Login   Area
     ------------------------  ------  ----------
     consultant.micro.umn.edu  gopher  N. America
     gopher.uiuc.edu           gopher  N. America
     panda.uiowa.edu           panda   N. America
     gopher.msu.edu            gopher  N. America
     gopher.sunet.se           gopher  Europe
     info.anu.edu.au           info    Australia
     gopher.chalmers.se        gopher  Sweden
     tolten.puc.cl             gopher  S. America
     ecnet.ec                  gopher  Ecuador
     gan.ncc.go.jp             gopher  Japan

For more information, contact the Gopher software developers:

     Internet Gopher Developers
     100 Union St. SE #190
     Minneapolis, MN 55455  USA
     Fax:  (612) 625-6817
     gopher@boombox.micro.umn.edu

6.1.1.  VERONICA.  VERONICA stands for Very Easy Rodent-Oriented 
Net-wide Index.  VERONICA is to GopherSpace what Archie, a program 
developed by the McGill School of Computer Science, is to the 
Internet's anonymous FTP archives.  (For more information on Archie, 
see The Internet Resource Guide/Directory of Directories (see 
Section 2.3.1).)  VERONICA offers a keyword search of most of the 
Gopher-server menu titles in the world.  To try VERONICA, select it 
from the "Other Gophers" menu on the University of Minnesota's 
Gopher server.

6.2.  WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIV. - ARCHIVES.  The Washington & Lee 
archives (see Section 5.3) are also accessible via Gopher. 

     liberty.uc.wlu.edu
          Select:  /to Legal Sources/to Local Files

6.3.  THE CIESIN GLOBAL CHANGE INFORMATION GATEWAY.  This contains a 
selection of international legal instruments and documents related 
to UNCED.

     gopher.ciesin.org
          Select:  "exploring Human Dimensions of Global 
          Change/Policy&Political Systems", and "Environmental 
          Internet Catalog/Law". 

<!> 6.4.  CORNELL UNIV. - ARCHIVES.  Cornell Law School, through its 
wholly-owned subsidiary the Legal Information Institute, operates a 
Gopher server on fatty.law.cornell.edu (port 70).  It is focussed 
largely on legal information.  TEKNOIDS is archived there in 
searchable form, and LAW-LIB soon will be.  If you don't have a 
Gopher client, you can TELNET to fatty and log in as 'gopher'; 
you'll be placed in the UN*X gopher client.

     The Directory of Legal Academia is accessible via Gopher, 
TELNET, and electronic mail.  To use the Gopher version, simply find 
your way to the Gopher server at fatty.law.cornell.edu; there's a 
menu choice for it.  To use the TELNET version, TELNET to 
fatty.law.cornell.edu and login as 'lookup'.  Simple instructions 
are provided on the opening screen.  To use the mail version, send 
mail to lookup@fatty.law.cornell.edu.  Somewhere in the body of the 
mail message, you may place one or more queries in one of two forms:

     query name=Somebody
     query department=Somewhere

The 'query name' form looks up someone by name; the 'query 
department' form looks up someone by location, eg.

      query name=Bruce

returns five entries, including Thomas Bruce and Bruce Kennedy.

      query department=Harvard

returns entries for all personnel at the Harvard Law School.  There 
are about 1000 names of legal academics and law librarians currently 
in the database; we are looking for more.  To add or change 
information, send appropriate mail to:

      change-request@fatty.law.cornell.edu.

For more information, contact:

     tom@law.mail.cornell.edu

6.5.  VILLANOVA UNIV. - ARCHIVES.  The Villanova Center for 
Information Law and Policy, with support from the National Center 
for Automated Information Research (NCAIR), administers an Internet 
server.  The server has information likely to be of interest to 
practicing lawyers and accountants and to law professors and law 
students, including papers on tax law and policy issues written by 
graduate students in taxation at various institutions, papers on 
legal automation and computer law written by JD candidates at 
Villanova, articles on legal automation and computer law written by 
law faculty at Villanova and elsewhere, full text material on labor 
and employment law, including the Americans With Disabilities Act, 
with additions planned in the labor and employment, and tax areas.  
The material is also accessible via anonymous FTP with WWW access 
planned.

     gopher ming.law.vill.edu

For more information, contact:

     Henry H. Perritt, Jr.
     Professor of Law
     Villanova Law School
     (215) 645-7078
     perritt@ucis.vill.edu   

<+> 6.6.  LAW TECHNOLOGY CENTRE.  At the moment, this service is 
experimental and may be liable to interruptions.

     gopher.law.warwick.ac.uk

For more information, contact:

     Colin Shaw
     Co-ordinator
     CTI Law Technology Centre
     University of Warwick,
     Coventry, CV4 7AL
     ENGLAND
     CTILaw@warwick.ac.uk
     Laraq@Warwick.ac.uk (personal)
     Phone:  +44 203-523294
     Fax:  +44 203-524105

<+> 6.7.  UNIVERSITY OF SAARLAND.  Law-related internet sources in 
Germany.

The information is available via Gopher:

     gopher pfsparc02.phil15.uni-sb.de

Gopher path information:

     Europe -> Germany -> Uni Saarbruecken - Gopher-Project -> Infos 
     nach Fachrichtungen -> Jura - juristische Quellen im Internet 
     (Projekt Prof. Herberger).

Under the menu "Gesetze einzelner Staaten und Bundesstaaten" is a 
collection of German laws from the Free University of Berlin 
(Bundesrepublik Deutschland: Gesetzestexte via FU Berlin).  Among 
these are the German Basic Law, the Civic Law Book (Buergerliche 
Gesetzbuch), Process Law (Zivilprozessordnung), and others.

For more information, contact:

     Achim Voermanek
     achim@PHIL15.UNI-SB.DE

<+> 6.8.  WIRETAP.  A great deal of international law documents 
(most in English) are available via the Wiretap gopher:

     gopher wiretap.spies.com

Gopher path information:

     Government Docs (US & World) -> #35.  World Constitutions

The following are some of the available documents:

     Australian documents
     Basic Law of Germany, 1949
     Basic Law of Hong Kong 1990
     Canada Constitution Act, 1867
     Canadian documents
     Chinese Declaration of Human Rights 1992
     Constitution of Italy (in Italian)
     Constitution of Macedonia (in former Yugoslavia)
     Constitution of Peru, in Spanish
     Constitution of the Iroquois Nations
     Constitution of the People's Republic of China 1982
     Constitution of the Republic of Hungary
     Constitution of the Slovak Republic 1991
     Draft Constitution of Romania 1991
     Draft Constitution of the Estonian Republic 1992
     English Bill of Rights 1689
     Hamas Covenant (Islamic Resistance) 1988
     Hong Kong Bill of Rights Ordinance 1991
     Maastricht Treaty
     Magna Carta, John at Runnymede
     NAFTA
     NATO Press Releases
     UN resolutions and treaties (selected)
     United States Articles of Confederation 1781
     United States Constitution 1789



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This chapter describes law-related resources available via the World 
Wide Web (WWW) (a distributed hypermedia system started by CERN, the 
European Laboratory for Particle Physics).

7.1.  WWW OVERVIEW.  WWW stands for the World Wide Web.  WWW, 
started by CERN (the European Laboratory for Particle Physics), is a 
distributed hypermedia system.  To access the Web, you run a browser 
program that can read and retrieve documents.  The browsers can 
access information via/from FTP, TELNET, Usenet, Gopher, WAIS, and 
others.  WWW does not have as many users as Gopher, mainly because 
of the small number of available WWW browsers.

The following are some of the Browsers accessible by TELNET (try to 
use sites near you):

     telnet ukanaix.cc.ukans.edu
          login:  www
          location:  U.S.

     telnet eies2.njit.edu
          login:  www
          password:  
          location:  U.S.

     telnet info.cern.ch
          login:  (none required)
          password:  
          location:  Switzerland

     telnet vms.huji.ac.il
          login:  www
          location:  Israel

     telnet sun.uakom.cs
          location:  Slovakia

     telnet info.funet.fi
          location:  Finland

<+> 7.2.  INDIANA UNIVERSITY.  Indiana University has produced a 
series of radio broadcasts containing general legal information.  
The broadcasts have been  digitized (in .au format) and are 
available via WWW.

WWW URL information:

     http://www.law.indiana.edu:80/law/lawtalk.html

For more information, contact:

     Will Sadler
     IU School of Law, Bloomington
     will@polecat.law.indiana.edu



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8.1.  WAIS OVERVIEW.  WAIS, the Wide Area Information Servers, is a 
networked full text information retrieval system developed by 
Thinking Machines, Apple Computer, and Dow Jones.  WAIS currently 
uses TCP/IP to connect client applications to information servers.  
Client applications are able to retrieve text or multimedia 
documents stored on the servers.  Client applications request 
documents using keywords.  Servers search a full text index for the 
documents and return a list of documents containing the keyword.  
The client may then request the server to send a copy of any of the 
documents found.  The WAIS software distribution is available via 
anonymous FTP:

     ftp think.com
          get /wais/wais-8-b5.1.tar.Z (WAIS software)
          get /wais/wais-sources.tar.Z (current WAIS 
                                        sources/databases)
          cd /wais/doc (documentation, users guides, etc.)

If you are in Europe try the following first:

     ftp nic.funet.fi
          cd /pub/networking/services/wais (WAIS files)

8.2.  WAIS SOURCES.  The easiest way to get started (if you do not 
have access to a  WAIS client) is to try the WAIS at Thinking 
Machines:

     telnet quake.think.com
          login:  wais

A notable WAIS site is Columbia University Law Library.  Search on 
"LAW" to see law-related sources.



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This chapter lists law-related newsgroups available on USENET, the 
news network that is intertwined with, but independent from, the 
Internet.  

The following USENET newsgroups are of a legal nature (some more 
than others):

     alt.activism
     alt.child-support
     alt.dads-rights
     alt.discrimination
     alt.politics.bush
     alt.politics.clinton
     alt.politics.correct
     alt.politics.usa.constitution (constitutional law)
     alt.society.civil-liberty
     alt.tv.la-law
     clari.news.issues.civil_rights (a paid service)
     clari.news.law
     clari.news.law.civil
     clari.news.law.crime
     clari.news.law.crime.sex
     clari.news.law.crime.trial
     clari.news.law.crime.violent
     clari.news.law.drugs
     clari.news.law.investigation
     clari.news.law.police
     clari.news.law.prison
     clari.news.law.profession
     clari.news.law.supreme : 
     comp.patents (computers and patents, also software patents)
     comp.software.licensing
     gnu.misc.discuss (some patent and copyright discussions)
     misc.consumers (legal issues of consumer recourse arise)
     misc.consumers.house 
     misc.int-property
     misc.legal (miscellaneous legal issues)
<+>  misc.legal.moderated ("The Legal List" is posted here)
     misc.legal.computing (legal issues related to computers)
     misc.taxes
     news.announce.newusers (Introductory Internet material)
     news.newusers.questions (Introductory Internet material)
     talk.politics.animals
     talk.politics.drugs
     talk.politics.guns
     talk.politics.misc
     talk.politics.theory
     usa-today.law (the legal portion of a paid information feed)



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This chapter describes law-related Bulletin Board Systems/Services 
(BBSs) such as FedWorld, a bulletin board set up by the National 
Technical Information Service (NTIS) that connects to over 100 
Federal bulletin boards.  Many Bulletin Board Systems/Services (BBS) 
of a legal nature exist, including private BBSs, commercial BBSs, 
and Government BBSs.

<!> 10.1.  FATHERNET BBS.  The National Organization for Men Inc.  
This BBS includes conferences on New York practice, federal 
practice, child custody and visitation, child support, and civil 
rights.

BBS Phone:    (718) 494-1719
Requires:     Real Names Only. 
              No Handles.
              Immediate Callback Verification.
Operation:    24 hours/day, 7 days/week.
              May require 14 rings for answer if in sleep mode.
Human help:   (718) 494-2250
Fax:          (718) 494-2311

10.2.  THE FEDERAL BULLETIN BOARD.  The Federal Bulletin Board is a 
service of the U.S. Government Printing Office, Office of Electronic 
Information Dissemination Services (EIDS), Washington, DC  2040l.  
The BBS enables Federal agencies to provide the public immediate, 
self-service access to Federal information in electronic form at 
reasonable rates.  

BBS Phone:   (202) 512-1387
Baud:        300 to 9600
Settings:    8N1 (8 bits, no parity, 1 stop bit)
Human help:  8:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. Eastern Time, Monday through 
             Friday (except Federal holidays) at (202) 512-1524.
Operation:   22 hours/day, 7 days/week.  Unavailable from 3:00 a.m. 
             to 5:00 a.m, Eastern Time, when routine maintenance is 
             performed.
Costs:       Some resources are free, some cost.  Once you complete 
             new user registration , you may use the free services 
             on The Federal Bulletin Board for 30 minutes.

<!> 10.3.  FEDWORLD.  FedWorld(TM) is a pilot project, set up by the 
National Technical Information Service (NTIS), that allows users to 
connect electronically to many Federal departments and agencies.  
>From FedWorld, you can access more than 100 BBSs operated by the 
U.S. Government including JAG-NET (25:U.S. Navy Judge Advocate 
General), OASH-BBS (51:Health & AIDS Information & Reports), LC News 
Service (60:Library of Congress News Service), and NCJRS-BBS 
(75:National Criminal Justice Reference Sys.).  FedWorld is also 
available via TELNET at fedworld.gov.

BBS Phone:   (703) 321-8020
Settings:    8N1 (8 bits, no parity, 1 stop bit).  Terminal 
             emulation ANSI or VT100.
Human help:  10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. weekdays at (703) 487-4608.
Operation:   30 phone lines, 16 incoming and 16 outgoing.
Costs:       Free.

For more information, contact:

     Ken Royer, Systems Mgr & Developer, (703) 487-4608
     Bob Bunge, Business Manager, (703) 487-4648

10.4.  FROLIC AND DETOUR BBS.  The Frolic and Detour BBS is run by 
Electronic Law Publishing Company for the purpose of supporting the 
products it makes available to lawyers.  Its principal product is an 
electronic practice support system known as RESPA Resolver, a series 
of computer programs designed to facilitate the production of the 
HUD1 A&B "Settlement Statement" and other related documents used in 
real estate transfers.  If you are a licensed user of this software 
program, you will be a member of the RESPA Resolver Conference 
(Conference #2) - and from this conference you will receive your 
support, upgrades to the program, and RESPA Resolver News.  If you 
are not a RESPA Resolver user, you are still welcome on this board 
and, with the obvious exception of the RESPA Resolver Conference, 
will be permitted to use all the features of this BBS.  

BBS Phone:   (919) 893-5206
Costs:       Some resources are free, some cost.  The only charge is 
             the annual subscription fee paid by those who want to 
             use the programs in the Subscribers' Library.  

For more information, contact:

     Electronic Law Publishing Company
     PO Box 1119
     Buies Creek, NC  27506-1119

<+> 10.5.  JUST MOOTING.  This BBS concentrates on UK law.

BBS Phone:   +44 (0)484 401139
Settings:    Baud rates up to v32.bis.
Operation:   24 hours/day.
Costs:       Free.

For more information, contact:

     David Swarbrick
     Brighouse West Yorkshire
     GREAT BRITAIN
     david@SWARB.DEMON.CO.UK

<+> 10.6.  LERN.  The LERN service is offered by the Legal Research 
Network.  It is intended to network attorneys with each other and 
with expert witnesses.  LERN is primarily intended for attorneys 
engaged in product liability, personal injury, medical malpractice, 
property damage, and family law (although other fields, such as 
environmental law, are encouraged).  Several database services are 
offered including a product literature database, a deposition 
exchange, OSHA standards, files of expert resumes, and a catalog of 
professional materials (such as audio tapes and books for 
professional development).  LERN permits Internet e-mail and imports 
selected USENET newsgroups and Internet mailing lists.

BBS Phone:   (508) 829-9564
Settings:    Up to 14,400 baud.
Costs:       Free for the first 30 days, $99 for the first year, 
             $250 for renewals.

For more information, contact:

     The Legal Research Network
     PO Box 528
     Holden, MA  01562
     Voice:  (508) 829-9582
     Fax:  (508) 829-0028
     System.Operator@lern.dmc.com or
     bill.dobson@lern.dmc.com

<+> 10.7.  US COURTS.  Electronic versions of many US court opinions 
are available, for the most part free of charge (except, of course, 
for telephone charges), through the Electronic Dissemination of 
Opinions System (EDOS).  US courts use several software systems, 
including Public Access to Court Electronic (PACER) and CITE..  
Information regarding pending cases is often available via the Voice 
Case Information System (VCIS), a telephone-accessible system.  Most 
BBSs require registration via an initial voice telephone call.

For more information, contact:

     J. Michael Greenwood
     Public Access Project Director
     Technology Enhancement Office, AO
     Washington, DC  20544
     (202) 633-6400
 
For ACES information, contact:

     Richard Siedel
     Integrated Technology Division AO
     Washington, DC  20544
     (202) 786-6892
 
For PACER information, contact:

     Richard LeClerc
     District Case Management Branch
     Court Systems Division, AO
     Washington, DC  20544
     (202) 786-6841
 
For VCIS information, contact:

     David VanDyke
     Bankruptcy Case Management Branch
     Court Systems Division, AO
     Washington, DC  20544
     (202) 786-6741

                             BBS NUMBERS

District Courts       registration phone #       BBS phone # 
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Arizona              (FTS 261)  (602) 261-3547  (602) 261-4978
Arkansas-Eastern     (FTS 740)  (501) 324-5351  (501) 324-6190
District of Columbia (FTS 535)  (202) 535-3508  (202) 523-5606
Georgia-Northern     (FTS 841)  (404) 331-6496  (404) 331-0259
Idaho                (FTS 554)  (208) 334-9097  (208) 334-9590
Illinois-Central     (FTS 955)  (217) 492-4789  (217) 492-4997
Massachusetts        (FTS 835)  (617) 223-9817  (617) 223-4294
Missouri-Western                (816) 426-2811  (816) 842-1851
New Mexico           (FTS 474)  (505) 766-2263  (505) 766-1911
Texas-Northern       (FTS 729)  (214) 767-2858  (214) 767-4093
Texas-Southern                  (713) 221-9535  (713) 238-9000
Texas-Western        (FTS 730)  (512) 229-4149  (512) 229-5241
Utah                 (FTS 588)  (801) 524-5662  (801) 524-4221

Bankruptcy Courts     registration phone #       BBS phone # 
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Arizona                         (602) 379-3357  (602) 379-4077
California-Southern  (FTS 895)  (619) 557-6508  (619) 557-6875
Indiana-Southern                (317) 226-6710  (317) 226-5146
Kansas               (FTS 752)  (316) 945-8251  (316) 269-6253/4/5
Maine                (FTS 835)  (207) 780-3482  (617) 565-6021/2/3
                                                (617) 565-7593/4
Massachusetts        (FTS 835)  (617) 565-6093  (617) 565-6021/2/3
                                                (617) 565-7593/4
Montana                         (406) 245-307   (406) 723-6881
New Hampshire        (FTS 835)  (603) 666-7783  (617) 565-6021/2/3
                                                (617) 565-7593/4
New York-Southern               (212) 791-1790
     Pre-91 cases                               (212) 791-8550/1
     Post-1991 cases                            (212) 791-8553/4
Oregon               (FTS 423)  (503) 326-5198  (503) 326-7450
Rhode Island         (FTS 835)  (401) 528-4465  (617) 565-6021/2/3
                                                (617) 565-759 3/4
Tennessee-Middle                (615) 736-5577  (615) 254-5290
Texas-Southern       (FTS 527)  (713) 221-9440  (713) 238-9042
Texas-Western        (FTS 730)  (512) 229-5211  (512) 229-6262
Washington-Western   (FTS 399)  (206) 553-7265  (206) 553-006[0-4]
 
Courts of Appeals     registration phone #       BBS phone # 
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Fourth Circuit       (FTS 925)  (804) 925-2213  (804) 771-8084
Fourth Circuit (ACES)                           (804) 771-2028, 2063
Sixth Circuit (CITE)                            (513) 684-2842
Seventh Circuit (Docket Info.)  Unnecessary     (312) 435-5560
Ninth Circuit (ACES)                            (415) 744-9020

                      TELEPHONE (VOICE) SYSTEMS
 
Bankruptcy Courts                                phone #
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Alaska                                          (907) 271-2658
Arkansas-Eastern & Western        (FTS 740)     (501) 378-5770
California-Southern               (FTS 895)     (619) 557-6521
Colorado                          (FTS 564)     (303) 844-8067
Connecticut                                     1-800-800-5113
Florida-Southern                  (FTS 350)     (305) 536-5979
Illinois-Central                  (FTS 955)     (217) 492-4550
Illinois-Central (In-state calls only)          1-800-827-9005
Illinois-Southern                 (FTS 277)     (618) 482-9365
Illinois-Southern                               1-800-726-5622
Idaho                             (FTS 554)     (208) 334-9386
Iowa                              (FTS 862)     (515) 284-6427
Kansas                            (FTS 752)     (316) 269-6668
Kansas (In-state calls only)                    1-800-827-9028
Louisiana-Eastern                 (FTS 682)     (504) 589-3951
Louisiana-Western                 (FTS 493)     (318) 226-5678
Maine                             (FTS 833)     (207) 780-3755
Massachusetts                     (FTS 835)     (617) 565-6025
Michigan-Western                  (FTS 372)     (616) 456-2075
Mississippi-Northern                            (601) 369-8147
Missouri-Western                  (FTS 867)     (816) 842-7985
Nebraska                          (FTS 864)     (402) 221-3757
New Hampshire                     (FTS 834)     (603) 666-7424
New Jersey                        (FTS 341)     (201) 645-3098
New York-Eastern                  (FTS 656)     (718) 852-5726
New York-Western                  (FTS 437)     (716) 846-5311
North Carolina-Eastern                          (919) 237-0440
North Carolina-Middle             (FTS 699)     (919) 333-5532
North Carolina-Western            (FTS 672)     (704) 371-6311
Oklahoma-Eastern                                (918) 756-8617
Oregon                            (FTS 423)     (503) 326-2249
Pennsylvania-Eastern              (FTS 597)     (215) 597-2244
Rhode Island                      (FTS 838)     (401) 528-4476
South Carolina                    (FTS 677)     (803) 765-5211
Tennessee-Eastern                 (FTS 856)     (615) 752-5272
Tennessee-Eastern (in-State only)               1-800-767-1512
Texas-Eastern                                   (214) 592-6119
Texas-Western                     (FTS 730)     (512) 229-4023
Virginia-Eastern                  (FTS 925)     (804) 771-2736
Washington-Western                (FTS 399)     (206) 442-8543
                                                         /6504
West Virginia-Northern                          (304) 233-7318
West Virginia-Southern            (FTS 930)     (304) 347-5337

<+> 10.8.  LAW MUG BBS.  Started in 1983 by Paul Bernstein, this may 
be the first lawyer-run BBS in the US.  The goal of the BBS is to 
explore how this technology could be used by lawyers to serve the 
legal needs of the public.

BBS Phone:   (312) 661-1740

For more information, contact:

     Paul Bernstein
     72466.3137@compuserve.com

<+> 10.9.  FIRST TEXAS LAWYER'S BBS.  Includes information about 
Paralegal Services International and Internet research.

BBS Phone:   (512) 206-0802
Settings:    Baud rates up to 9600.
Operation:   6:00 pm - 10:00 pm (CST).
Costs:       ***

For more information, contact the System Administrator:

     Valerie Atkinson
     P.O. Box 12763
     Austin, TX  78711
     (512) 452-4288

<+> 10.10.  ATLA BBS.  The Association of Trial Lawyers of America 
(ATLA).  You must be an ATLA member to use this BBS.

BBS Phone:   (202) 337-4509
Costs:       ***

<+> 10.11.  SAFE'N SECURE BBS.  This BBS is for professionals in the 
fields of safety, law enforcement, emergency disaster management, 
and occupational health.  The BBS includes graphics files of missing 
children distributed by the National Center For Missing and 
Exploited Children Arlington, VA.  Verification of professional 
status by telephone is required.

BBS Phone:   (602) 870-6004 (MST)
Costs:       Free.

For more information, contact:

     Wayne Church
     Director of Safety and Security
     John C. Lincoln Hospital
     Phoenix, AZ
     (602) 943-2381



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11.  COMPUTER-AIDED LEGAL RESEARCH RESOURCES
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11.1.  THE CENTER FOR COMPUTER-AIDED LEGAL INSTRUCTION.  The Center 
for Computer-Aided Legal Instruction (CALI), a non-profit institute 
based at the Chicago-Kent College of Law, maintains a library of 
computer-aided legal instruction software.  CALI was formed in 1982.  
For more information, contact:

     Phone:  (312) 906-5308
     Fax:  (312) 906-5165

11.2.  DIALOG.

     Dialog Information Services
     3460 Hillview Avenue
     PO Box 10010
     Palo Alto, CA  94303-0993
     Phone: 1-800-334-2564 or (415) 858-3785
     Fax:  1-415-858-7069

Dialog is accessible by TELNET from dialog.com.

<!> 11.3.  LEXIS/NEXIS.  For information on LEXIS/NEXIS, contact:

     Mead Data Central
     PO Box 933
     Dayton, OH  45401
     Phone: 1-800-543-6862 or (513) 859-1608

LEXIS/NEXIS is accessible via TELNET from the following:

     lex.meaddata.com
     hermes.merit.edu

11.4.  WESTLAW.  For information on WestLaw, contact:

     West Publishing Company
     620 Opperman Drive
     PO Box 64526
     St. Paul, MN  55164-0526
     1-800-WESTLAW (1-800-937-8529)

WESTLAW is accessible via TELNET from hermes.merit.edu.



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12.  JOURNALS
--------------------------------------------------------------------
This chapter lists technology-related law-related journals such as 
"E Law," which is an electronically-available journal.

Albany Law Journal of Science & Technology

<+> Artificial Intelligence and Law
     Prof. Donald Berman, Editor
     Northeastern University Law School
     Boston, MA  02115
     berman@ccs.neu.edu

<+> Computer Law & Practice
     Tolley Publishing Co. Ltd.
     Tolley House
     2 Addiscombe Road
     Croydon Surrey CR9 5AF
     UNITED KINGDOM

<+> Computer Law and Security Report
     Stephen Saxby, Managing Editor
     Faculty of Law
     The University
     Highfield Southampton SO9 5NH
     UNITED KINGDOM
     s.j.saxby@southampton.ac.uk

<+> Computers & Law
     The Journal of the Australian and New Zealand Societies for 
          Computers & Law
     Dan Hunter, Co-editor
     University of Melbourne Law School
     Parkville VIC 3052
     AUSTRALIA
     dah@rumpole.law.unimelb.edu.au

<+> E LAW.  E Law is an electronic journal.  E Law welcomes 
contributions in 3 principal formats:  1) materials of current 
interest such as reports and comments on developments in the law 
including significant recent cases; 2) materials reporting on 
scholarly work in progress or calling for comment such as research 
notes and excerpts from unfinished larger works; and 3) completed 
papers that may incorporate, refer to, or be accompanied by 
materials generated by previous publication of a version of the 
finished work in E Law as a category 2 piece (these submissions will 
be subject to external peer review).  Editorial Board: Associate 
Professor Michael Pendleton (Contributions Editor); Archie Zariski, 
Senior Lecturer in Law (Technical Editor); Chris Shanahan, Lecturer 
in Law (Assistant Contributions Editor); Murray Wheater (Assistant 
Technical Editor).  Submissions can be sent to the following (via e-
mail or via postal mail on disk):
     Archie Zariski
     Murdoch University Law School
     Perth, Western AUSTRALIA, 6150
     zariski@CSUVAX1.CSU.MURDOCH.EDU.AU

Harvard Journal of Law and Technology

<!> High Technology Law Journal
     University of California School of Law
     182 Boalt Hall
     Berkeley, CA  94720
     Phone:  (510) 643-6454
     Fax:  (510) 643-6816

Idea:  The Journal of Law and Technology

Journal of Law and Information Science
     Eugene Clark, Managing Editor
     University of Tasmania, Faculty of Law
     Box 252C, Hobart 
     7001, Tasmania, Australia.
     eugene.clark@law.utas.edu.au
     Phone: 002 202075
     Fax: 002 238163

Jurimetrics, Journal of Law, Science and Technology
     Section of Science and Technology
     American Bar Association
     750 N. Lake Shore Dr.
     Chicago, Il 60611

<+> Law Technology Journal
     CTI Law Technology Centre
     University of Warwick
     Coventry CV4 7AL
     United Kingdom
     ctilaw@warwick.ac.uk

<+> Law, Computers & Artificial Intelligence
     Indira Carr, Editor
     C/- Faculty of Law
     University of Exeter
     Amory Building
     Rennes Drive
     Exeter EX4 4RJ

<+> LAW/technology
     World Jurist Association
     Section on Law/Technology
     Suite 202, 1000 Connecticut Avenue N.W.
     Washington DC 20036

Queensland University of Technology Law Journal

Rutgers Computer & Technology Law Journal

<+> Santa Clara Computer and High Technology Law Journal
     Santa Clara University
     Santa Clara, CA 95054
     (408) 554-4197

<+> Software Law Journal
     The John Marshall Law School
     315 South Plymouth Court
     Chicago, IL  60604
     Phone:  (312) 427-2354
     Fax:  (312) 427-8307



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APPENDIX A.  INTERNET, UUCP, AND USENET INFORMATION
--------------------------------------------------------------------
This appendix contains, for example, information on how to get on 
the Internet, i.e.. how to purchase an Internet account.

A.1.  INTRODUCTORY INTERNET INFORMATION.  To receive introductory 
information on the Internet, send a message to service@nic.ddn.mil 
the subject line "RFC1325" (without the quotations).  You will 
receive the Request For Comments (RFC) "Questions and Answers for 
New Internet Users."  (This service is documented in The Internet 
Resource Guide/Directory of Directories.  See Section 2.3.1.).

A.2.  INTERNET, UUCP, AND USENET PROVIDERS.  There is not a bright 
line separating "domain providers" and "account providers."  In 
general, "domain providers" have close ties to the Internet, and 
"account providers" do not.  "Domain providers" sell Internet links 
to organizations, "account providers" sell e-mail accounts to 
individuals.  However, the services offered by each are constantly 
changing.  The following are the major commercial Internet, UUCP, 
and USENET providers.

A.3.1.  DOMAIN PROVIDERS.  The companies listed in this section can 
provide you with domain service.  In other words, if you want to use 
the domain "mycompany.com" for your new company (called "My 
Company") these are the providers you should contact.  

<+> A.3.1.1.  ADVANCED NETWORK & SERVICES, INC.

     Advanced Network & Services, Inc.
     100 Clearbrook Road
     Elmsford, NY   10523
     1-800-456-8267
     info@ans.net
     (dedicated and dialup connectivity, name service, security
     services)

A.3.1.2.  ANTERIOR TECHNOLOGY.

     Anterior Technology
     PO Box 1206
     Menlo Park, CA  94026-1206
     Phone: (415) 328-5615
     Fax: (415) 322-1753 
     info@fernwood.mpk.ca.us
     (UUCP, connectivity, name service, MX forwarding, news feeds)

A.3.1.3.  CERFNET.

     CERFnet
     PO Box 85608
     San Diego, CA  92186-9784
     Phone: 1-800-876-CERF
     help@cerf.net
     (connectivity, name service, MX forwarding, news feeds)

A.3.1.4.  COLORADO SUPERNET.

     Colorado SuperNet, Inc.
     Attn: David C. Menges
     Colorado School of Mines
     1500 Illinois
     Golden, CO  80401
     Phone: 303-273-3471
     dcm@csn.org
     (UUCP, news feeds)

A.3.1.5.  MSEN.

     MSEN, Inc.
     628 Brooks Street
     Ann Arbor, MI  48103
     Phone: (313) 741-1120
     info@msen.com
     (UUCP, connectivity, name service, MX forwarding, news feeds)

A.3.1.6.  MV COMMUNICATIONS.  

     MV Communications, Inc.
     PO Box 4963
     Manchester, NH  03108-4963
     Phone: (603) 429-2223
     Data: (603) 429-1735 (log in as "info" or "rates")
     info@mv.mv.com
     (UUCP, name service, MX forwarding, news feeds)

A.3.1.7.  NEARNET.

     NEARnet
     Attn: John Curran
     BBN Systems and Technologies, MS 6/3B
     10 Moulton Street
     Cambridge, MA  02138
     Phone: (617) 873-8730
     jcurran@nic.near.net
     (connectivity, name service, MX forwarding, news feeds (for 
     NEARnet sites))

A.3.1.8.  NETCOM.

     Netcom - Online Communication Services
     PO Box 20774
     San Jose, CA  95160
     Phone: (408) 554-8649
     bobr@netcom.com
     (UUCP, connectivity, name service, MX forwarding, news feeds)

A.3.1.9.  PSI.

     Performance Systems International, Inc.
     11800 Sunrise Valley Drive, Suite 1100
     Reston, VA  22091
     Phone: (703) 620-6651 or 1-800-827-7482
     Computerized info:  all-info@psi.com
     Human-based info:  info@psi.com
     (UUCP, connectivity, name service, MX forwarding, news feeds)

A.3.1.10.  SURANET.

     SURAnet
     8400 Baltimore Blvd.
     College Park, MD  20742
     Phone: (301) 982-3214
     Fax: (301) 982-4605
     news-admin@sura.net
     (connectivity, name service (for SURAnet sites), news feeds 
     (for SURAnet sites))

A.3.1.11.  UUNET.

     UUNET Technologies Inc.
     3110 Fairview Park Drive, Suite 570
     Falls Church, VA  22042
     Phone: (703) 876-5050
     Fax: (703) 876-5059
     info@uunet.uu.net
     (UUCP, connectivity, name service, MX forwarding, news feeds)

     AlterNet  
     info: alternet-info@uunet.uu.net
     (network connectivity)

A.3.1.12.  UUNET CANADA.

     UUNET Canada, Inc.
     1 Yonge St., Suite 1801
     Toronto, Ontario
     Canada M5E 1W7
     Phone: (416) 368-6621
     Fax: (416) 369-0515
     info@uunet.ca or uunet-ca@uunet.uu.net
     (UUCP, connectivity, name service, MX forwarding, news feeds)

A.3.1.13.  UUNORTH.

     UUNORTH, Inc.
     Box 445, Station E
     Toronto, Ontario
     Canada M6H 4E3
     Phone: (416) 537-4930 or (416) 225-UNIX
     Fax: (416) 537-4890
     (UUCP & Connectivity Across Canada and the Northern USA)

A.3.2.  ACCOUNT PROVIDERS.  The companies listed in this section can 
provide you with e-mail accounts.  In other words, if you want a 
single e-mail account, these are the providers you should contact.

A.3.2.1.  ABANET.

For information about subscribing to ABANet, call the ABANet toll-
free Subscriber Support Center at 1-800-435-7342.  The networks from 
which you can access ABANet include Telenet, Tymnet and Uninet.

<!> A.3.2.2.  AMERICA ONLINE.

     1-800-827-6364

A.3.2.3.  AT&T.

     AT&T
     EasyLink Services
     5501 LBJ Freeway, Room 1015
     Dallas, TX  75240
     Phone:  (214) 308-5024 or 1-800-242-6005
     Fax:  (214) 308-4235
     (EasyLink e-mail; bridges to fax, Telex, and USPS mail)

A.3.2.4.  COMPUSERVE.

     CompuServe
     PO Box 20212
     5000 Arlington Center Blvd.
     Columbus, OH  43220
     1-800-848-8990

There are three types of CompuServe e-mail addresses.  They can be 
reached from the Internet as follows:

a)  Members of the CompuServe Information Service have an address 
(a.k.a. User ID) of the form "xxxxx,yyyy", such as "70000,11".  To 
send mail to such an address from the Internet, change the comma to 
a period and attach "@CompuServe.com".  

     For example:  70000.11@CompuServe.com

b)  Members of organizations with a private CompuServe Mail area 
have an address of the form "organization:name", such as 
"ABC:J.SMITH".  To send mail to such an address from the Internet, 
send it to "name@organization.CompuServe.com".  

     For example:  J.SMITH@ABC.CompuServe.com

c) A few organizations have addresses that also include a 
department in the form "organization:department:name", such as 
"ABC:ACCTG:JOHN".  To send mail to such an address from the 
Internet, send to "name@department.organization.CompuServe.com". 

     For example:  JOHN@ACCTG.ABC.CompuServe.com

A.3.2.5.  GENIE. 

     GEnie
     c/o GE Information Services
     PO Box 6403
     Rockville, MD  20850-1785
     1-800-638-9636

<+> A.3.2.6.  INTERNATIONAL INTERNET ASSOCIATION.

     (202) 387-5445

A.3.2.7.  MCI.

     MCI Mail
     1111 19th Street NW
     Washington DC  20036
     Attn: MCI Mail Registration.
     Phone: 1-800-444-MAIL
     DC Phone: (202) 833-8484
     Fax: 1-800-677-3303
     DC Fax:  (202) 416-5858 
     (MCI Mail e-mail; bridges to fax, Telex, and USPS mail)

<!> A.3.2.8.  IGC NETWORKS.  PeaceNet is a communications system 
serving the peace and social change community operated by the 
Institute for Global Communication (ICG), a non-profit organization, 
a project of the Tides Foundation, and a 501(c)(3) organization.  
Other ICG networks are EcoNet (environmental issues), ConflictNet 
(mediation and conflict resolution), and LaborNet.

     PeaceNet
     18 De Boom Street
     San Francisco, CA  94107
     Phone:  (415) 442-0220
     Fax:  (415) 546-1794
     peacenet@igc.org

A.3.2.9.  PORTAL.  

     1-800-336-0437
     (Internet access, USENET)

A.3.2.10.  PRODIGY.

     ***

A.3.2.11.  SPRINT.

     Sprint
     Communications Products
     8320 Ward Parkway
     Kansas City, MO  64114-2027
     Phone:  1-800-736-1130
     (SprintMail e-mail; bridges to fax, Telex, and USPS mail)

A.3.2.12.  THE WORLD.  The World is a Unix-based host system in 
Brookline, MA, which specializes in offering its users access to 
many global networks.  Local-call access is via CompuServe.

     Data:  (617) 739-WRLD (Type "new" to sign up.)

A.4.  INTRODUCTORY UUCP INFORMATION.  The book "Using UUCP and 
USENET" by Grace Todino and Dale Dougherty is an excellent 
introduction to UUCP and USENET.  See Section B.1 for ordering 
information.

A.4.1.  UUCP SOFTWARE.

A.4.1.1.  COMMERCIAL UUCP SOFTWARE.  

A.4.1.1.1.  MACINTOSH.  

UUCP/Connect (formerly uAccess by ICE Engineering).
     InterCon Systems Corp. 
     950 Herndon Parkway
     Herndon, VA  22070
     Phone:  (703) 709-5500
     Fax:  (703) 709-5555.

<!> A.4.1.1.2.  DOS.

Eudora (for Windows, DOS, Macintosh)
     Qualcomm Inc.
     1-800-2-EUDORA
     eudora-sales@qualcomm.com

A.4.1.2.  SHAREWARE UUCP SOFTWARE.  

A.4.1.2.1.  MACINTOSH.  The freeware version of Eudora (see Section 
A.4.1.1.2 for how to get newer commercial-versions) is available 
from numerous FTP sites including the following:

     ftp sumex-aim.stanford.edu
          get /info-mac/Communication/eudora-131.hqx
          get /info-mac/Communication/eudora-131-accessories.hqx

Fernmail (shareware).  

     Dave Platt
     Snulbug Software
     1095 Burgoyne Street
     Mountain View, CA  94043
     dplatt@snulbug.mtview.ca.us

A.4.1.2.2.  DOS.  Shareware UUCP software for the PC:

FSUUCP
     Fubar Systems Support Staff
     1742 Lima Drive
     San Luis Obispo, CA  93405-6817
     fsuucp-request@zeus.calpoly.edu

A.5.  INTRODUCTORY BITNET INFORMATION.  BITNET is an electronic 
communication network linking institutional and departmental 
computers at 550 participating Corporation for Research and 
Educational Networking (CREN) Members and Affiliates in the United 
States, including universities, colleges, and collaborating research 
centers.  With its Cooperating Networks in other countries, BITNET 
is part of a single logical network connecting more than 3300 mini- 
and mainframe computers in about 1400 organizations spanning 46 
countries, for the electronic exchange of non-commercial information 
among its participants in support of research and education.  BITNET 
is operated by the Corporation for Research and Educational 
Networking, a non-profit membership corporation, which also operates 
CSNET.  Day-to-day operations and support are provided by the BITNET 
Network Information Center located at EDUCOM and funded through CREN 
membership fees.  

For more information, contact:

     BITNET Network Information Center
     EDUCOM, Suite 600
     1112 16th St NW
     Washington, DC  20036
     (202) 872-4200



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APPENDIX B.  OTHER RESOURCES
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This appendix describes, for example, introductory Internet books 
and shareware software.

<+> B.1.  BOOKS.  The following books are listed alphabetically by 
author.

Aboba, Bernard
     "The BMUG Guide to Bulletin Boards and Beyond"
     (Introduces first-timers to BBSs and Internet mail.)
     $20
     BMUG Inc.
     1442A Walnut St. #62
     Berkeley, CA  94709
     Phone:  (510) 549-2634
     Fax:  (510) 849-9026
     aboba@world.std.com

<+> Dern, Daniel P.
     "The  Internet Guide for New Users."
     $27.95 paperback, $40 hard-cover
     McGraw-Hill

<+> Estrada, Susan
     "Connecting to the Internet"
     $15.95, 186 pages, 1993, ISBN 1-56592-061-9.
     O'Reilly & Associates, Inc.
     103A Morris Street
     Sabastopol, CA  95472
     Phone: 1-800-998-9938 or (707) 829-0515
     Fax: (707) 829-0104
     order@ora.com (order number 061-9)

<+> Fisher, Sharon
     "Riding the Internet Highway"
     $16.95
     New Riders Publishing

Grenier, Ray and Metes, George 
     "Enterprise Networking: Working Together Apart"
     (How to create efficient networks.)
     $29.95, 260 pages, ISBN 0-13-279902-2
     Digital Press
     129 Parker St.
     Maynard, MA  01754
     Phone:  (515) 284-6751 or 1-800-374-1200
     Fax:  (508) 493-5481

<+> Hahn, Harley and Stout, Rick
     "The Internet Complete Reference"
     $29.95, 818 pages, 1994
     Osborne McGraw-Hill

Hunt, Craig
     "TCP/IP Network Administration"
     (How to set up and maintain a TCP/IP network.)
     $29.95, 502 pages, ISBN 0-937175-82-x
     O'Reilly and Associates
     103 Morris St.
     Sebastopol, CA  95472
     Phone:  (707) 829-0515
     Fax:  (707) 829-0104
 
Kehoe, Brendan P. 
     "Zen and the Art of the Internet:
     A Beginner's Guide to the Internet"
     (A brief overview of the Internet.)
     $22, 112 pages, 1992
     Prentice-Hall
     Englewood Cliffs, NJ

Kochmer, Jonathan and NorthWestNet
     "The Internet Passport: 
     NorthWestNet's Guide to Our World Online"
     (An overview of the Internet.)
     516 pages, 1993, ISBN 0-9635281-0-6
     NorthWestNet
     Bellevue, WA
     passport@nwnet.net
     Phone:  (206) 562-3000

Krol, Ed
     "The Whole Internet User's Guide and Catalog"
     (A comprehensive and clear guide to the Internet.  Considered 
     essential for new Internet users.)
     $24.95, 400 pages, 1992, ISBN 1-56592-025-2
     O'Reilly and Associates
     103 Morris St.
     Sebastopol, CA  95472
     Phone:  (707) 829-0515
     Fax:  (707) 829-0104

Lane, Graham 
     "Communications for Progress - A Guide to International E-mail"
     (Information on e-mail as used by non-profit organizations 
     worldwide.)
     $15.40
     Permeable Press
     900 Tennessee, Suite 15
     San Francisco, CA  94107-3014

LaQuey, Tracy and Ryer, Jeanne C.
     "The Internet Companion: 
     A Beginner's Guide to Global Networking"
     (A very good general introduction to the Internet.)
     $10.95, 208 pages, 1993
     Addison-Wesley
     Reading, MA

Malamud, Carl
     "Exploring the Internet:  A Technical Travelogue"
     (Looks at the people behind the Internet in 21 countries.)
     $26.95, 379 pages, ISBN 0-13-296898-3
     Prentice Hall Technical Reference
     PO Box 11073
     Des Moines, IA  50381-1073
     Phone:  1-800-223-1360
     Fax:  1-800-445-6991

<+> Metz, Ray
    "Directory of Directories on the Internet"
     $29.50, 175 pages, 1992, ISBN 0-88736-768-2
     Meckler Corp.

<+> Noonan, Dana
     "Guide to Internet and BITNET"
     (How to use the Internet and library catalogs.)
     $10
     Metronet
     226 Metro Square Building
     St. Paul, MN  55101
     (612) 224-4801)
     Updates:  Available in newsletter "NNews."  For more 
     information, contact noonan@msus1.msus.edu.
     Anonymous FTP: 
          ftp vm1.nodak.edu,
          get /nnews/***

Todino, Grace and Dougherty, Dale
     "Using UUCP and USENET"
     (An excellent introduction to UUCP and USENET.)
     $21.95, 210 pages, 1990, ISBN 0-937175-10-2
     O'Reilly & Associates, Inc.
     Phone:  1-800-338-NUTS

Quarterman, John S.
     "The Matrix, Computer Networks, and Conferencing Systems 
     Worldwide"
     $49.95, order number EY-C176E-DP
     Digital Press
     PO Box CS 2008
     Nashua, NH  03061
     Phone:  (603) 884-6660 or 1-800-344-4825
     Fax:  1-800-234-2298

***
     "!%@:: A Dictionary of Electronic Mail Addressing and Networks, 
     Second Edition"
     $27.95
     O'Reilly and Associates Inc.
     103 Morris St. Suite A
     Sebastopol, CA  95472, 
     Phone:  (707) 829-0515 or 1-800-338-6887
     Fax:  (707) 829-0104

***
     "The New User's Guide to Useful and Unique Resources on the 
     Internet"
     $25
     NYSERNet
     111 College Place
     Syracuse, NY  13244
     Phone:  (315) 443-4120
     Fax: (315) 443-1973

B.2.  OTHER SHAREWARE SOFTWARE.  Other shareware software is 
available from the numerous data archives described in chapter 3 of 
The Internet Resource Guide/Directory of Directories (see Section 
2.3.1).  The archives of Washington University are a good place to 
start.
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