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Cornell Legal Information Institute — An early leader in web legal reference with extensively-hyperlinked U.S. Code and Supreme Court collections.
Justia — Searchable cases, codes, regulations, legal blogs, and community resources.
public.resource.org — A project to create an unencumbered full-text repository of the Federal Reporters.
preCYdent — an experimental legal search engine an on-line community.
FindLaw — State and federal constitutions, codes, and court cases from Thomson/West, publishers of the Federal Reporters and WestLaw.
lexisONE — Resources for small law firms, from LexisNexis.

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