Watch cases or search for opinions from the Third Court of Appeals in Austin

ABC News furnishes headline news feeds such as those included in the [ABC newsfeed]s on this site. This link goes to their list of feeds.

Texas Board of Law Examiners website on Admission Pro Hac Vice.

Many of the forms on this site are published in Adobe(r) Acrobat Portable Document File (PDF) format.

The blurb from this excellent article by Dennis Kennedy:

(Link is to the text version. Also a Word version available).

Blawg, n, a weblog with emphasis on the law or legal related issues and concerns, often maintained by an individual who studies, practices or otherwise works in the legal field.

Their lead-in is:

Child Support Calculator - online. Seems to work. No warranties. Try it.

More good stuff that proves real life is funnier than anything you can make up!

Promises to have some interesting and timely discussions on a variety of legal topics.

On the Texas Center for Legal Ethics and Professionalism site is a page (see link below) with the June 1, 2005 Rule, a portion of whi

Fascinating site! You are just a link away from very detailed information about a huge number of famous trials including photos, maps, discussion.

Search bills, committee reports, congressional record, members of Congress.

This link goes to the felony form package from the Office of Court Administration.  There is also a sel

This link goes to the felony form package from the Office of Court Administration.  There is also a sel

Computer Security News continually updated from computer security sources around the net. Has links to hundreds of articles. Highly technical.

Their blurb:

While this site focuses on protecting children on / from the internet -- a good idea -- it has some other resources that may be useful.

Their leader:

This site has a huge assortment of links to practically every state and federal judicial, executive, legislative or administrative site that one would typically need.

This site has a modest amount of its own content but has a huge collection of references to a variety of legal websites, research tools, legal blogs, etc.

Interesting site that gives a feed from all of the main internet security sites (Norton, McAfee, Internet Storm Center) with info on viruses, worms, hoaxes, etc.

Part of Inter Alia weblog, this newsletter reports a variety of research sources and ideas.

Judge Jerry Buchmeyer humor. Put up by the Texas Bar from the archives of past volumes. Blurb from the site:

From their website:

This site is a collection of blogs. Some good. Some bad.

Quoted from the site:

Narrows searches to results in your geographic area. For example, find pizza close to you!

Article in Law Practice Today. The blurb:

A California firm with a pretty expansive weblog observing legal issues all over the country.

A great news media source. Touts over 300 publications and many of the articles go back 12 years. News junkies should love it. I are one!

Home page for the NJC. Of primary interest to judges.

This link is to the NJC's page of "useful links" which has a list of very relevant and useful links to legal sources. Some are free, some are pay.

Lot's of trial news, practice tips. CLE. Network of trial firms nationwide.

From the Texas Bar CLE website (see link below) you can get updates to the PCJ's. Here is the front piece from the site:

Public Health Law Association, Inc.
P.O. Box 133122
Atlanta, Georgia 30333-3122
Phone: (770) 243-9456 Fax: (770) 234-9476

Satellite maps of the entire U.S. Useful? Possibly. Interesting? Perhaps. Appears to use a high resolution of google maps. Found it to be quite up to date for the Marble Falls area.

http://searchenginewatch.com/. Their 'about' page:

The Largest Community of Security Professionals Available Anywhere

Bills itself as:

This is a page at PCworld that hopefully won't change soon. It first touts Ad-aware but then lists every other spyware resource that someone should consider.

(Tex. Disciplinary R. Prof. Conduct, (1989) reprinted in Tex. Govt Code Ann., tit. 2, subtit. G, app. (Vernon Supp. 1995)(State Bar Rules art X [[section]]9))

The Texas Law Blog is a weblog devoted to Texas law, legal issues and politics.

Fantastic site! This is a resource for family and juvenile law that you won't believe. Here's the lead-in:

Links to historical maps, highway maps, maps of economic and demographic characteristics, and maps of Texas cities, roads and cemeteries.

The Texas Mileage Guide shows the mileage between locations and
calculates the reimbursement based on a per-mile rate. The mileage

The Texas Vital Statistics Central Adoption Registry is part of a voluntary mutual-consent registry system mandated during the State of Texas' 68th Legislative Session in 1983.

The Texas Vital Statistics Central Adoption Registry is part of a voluntary mutual-consent registry system mandated during the State of Texas' 68th Legislative Session in 1983.

This blog is by a professor who writes extensively on the confrontation clause. He appears to have an active blog with a running discussion of Crawford and its progeny.

The Matrix Institute

Here is the teaser on the front page of this site:

Topix.net claims to be the largest internet news source. Claims every major news story from 7,000 sources.

Chapter 11 of the Civil Practice and Remedies Code provides protective remedies against vexatious litigants in Texas.

This is a dandy program. It's free but takes a while to run. It's worth doing maybe monthly.

Search for WiFi hotspots.

Interesting site billed as "directory of directories." Looks like it might be a goldmine for searching.