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                             The Legal List
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                        (version 1.0, 17 May 93)
                            maintained by the
                    University of Maine School of Law
                  Maine Law and Technology Association


                          - TABLE OF CONTENTS - 

O.    REVISION HISTORY ETC
     0.1.  QUICK REFERENCE E-MAIL ADDRESSES
1.  HOW TO GET THE LEGAL LIST
     1.1.  ANONYMOUS FTP
     1.2.  GOPHER
          1.2.1.  ADDING THE LEGAL LIST TO YOUR GOPHER SITE
          1.2.2.  OTHER KNOWN GOPHER SITES
     1.3.  E-MAIL
     1.4.  MAILING LIST
     1.5.  UPDATES
2.  OVERVIEW AND PURPOSE
     2.1.  PURPOSE
     2.2.  BBN's INTERNET RESOURCE GUIDE
     2.3.  DISCLAIMER
     2.4.  FOR NEW INTERNET USERS
3.  INTERNET FTP RESOURCES
     3.1.  FTP VIA E-MAIL
     3.2.  SUPREME COURT DECISIONS
          3.2.1.  FTP SITES
     3.3.  ELECTRONIC FRONTIER FOUNDATION
     3.4.  PROJECT GUTENBERG
     3.5.  SLU LAW LIBRARY "INTRODUCTION TO USING BITNET AND 
           INTERNET."
4.  INTERNET TELNET RESOURCES
     4.1.  LIBRARY CATALOGS
          4.1.1.  LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
     4.2.  NISS
     4.3.  WASHINGTON & LEE
     4.4.  THE CIESIN GLOBAL CHANGE INFORMATION GATEWAY
5.  USENET (NETNEWS) NEWSGROUPS
     5.1.  USENET (NETNEWS) NEWSGROUPS
6.  GOPHER
     6.1.  GOPHER SOFTWARE
     6.2.   WASHINGTON & LEE
     6.3.  THE CIESIN GLOBAL CHANGE INFORMATION GATEWAY
     6.4.  CORNELL LAW SCHOOL
7.  WAIS
     7.1.  WAIS SOFTWARE
8.  BITNET AND UNIX LISTSERV GROUPS
     8.1.  INTRODUCTORY BITNET INFORMATION
     8.2.  BITNET LISTSERV GROUPS
     8.3.  UNIX LISTSERV GROUPS
     8.4.  LISTSERV GROUPS
          8.4.1.  INT-LAW
          8.4.2.  LAWSCH-L
          8.4.3.  TEKNOIDS
          8.4.4.  AIL-L
          8.4.5.  FORENS-L
          8.4.6.  INFO-LAW
          8.4.7.  LAW-LIB
          8.4.8.  COMLAW-L
          8.4.9.  EURO-LEX
          8.4.10.  CNI-COPYRIGHT
               8.4.10.1.  COALITION FOR NETWORKED INFORMATION
          8.4.11.  CALL-L
          8.4.12.  EC
          8.4.13.  GOVDOC-L
          8.4.14.  PACS-L
          8.4.15.  UN
          8.4.16.  CYBERLAW
          8.4.17.  PSYLAW-L
          8.4.18.  RIGHTS-L
9.  BBS SITES
     9.1.  BBS SITES
          9.1.1.  THE FEDERAL BULLETIN BOARD
10.  COMPUTER AIDED LEGAL RESEARCH
     10.1.  WESTLAW
     10.2.  LEXIS/NEXIS
     10.3.  DIALOG
11.  INTERNET, UUCP, AND USENET INFORMATION
     11.1.  INTRODUCTORY INTERNET INFORMATION
     11.2.  INTRODUCTORY UUCP INFORMATION
     11.3.  INTERNET, UUCP, AND USENET PROVIDERS
12.  OTHER RESOURCES
     12.1.  BOOKS
     12.2.  JOURNALS
     12.3.  UUCP SOFTWARE
          12.3.1.  COMMERCIAL UUCP SOFTWARE
          12.3.2.  SHAREWARE UUCP SOFTWARE
               12.3.2.1.  MACINTOSH
               12.3.2.2.  DOS
     12.4.  OTHER SHAREWARE SOFTWARE
     12.5.  SEMINARS AND MEETINGS


O.  REVISION HISTORY ETC.
------------------------
17 May 92, beta.1 - Project started by justice!heels@nic.unh.edu 
           (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.

0.1.  QUICK REFERENCE E-MAIL ADDRESSES
---------------------------------------
justice!legal-list@nic.unh.edu - Questions, additions, corrections.

justice!legal-mail@nic.unh.edu - Include "e-mail legal list" 
                            anywhere in the message to receive 
                            latest version.

justice!legal-list-request@nic.unh.edu - Include "subscribe your-
                            address" anywhere in the message to 
                            subscribe to a periodic distribution 
                            list.  Include "signoff your-address" to 
                            unsubscribe.


1.  HOW TO GET THE LEGAL LIST
-----------------------------
1.1.  ANONYMOUS FTP.  The Legal List is available via anonymous FTP 
from ftp.midnight.com (Midnight Networks Inc.) in
pub/LegalList/legallist.txt. If you have problems send mail to
admin@midnight.com or justice!heels@nic.unh.edu.

1.2.  GOPHER.   The Legal List is available via GOPHER from the University 
of Southern Maine GOPHER site (University of Maine School of Law).

1.2.1.  ADDING THE LEGAL LIST TO YOUR GOPHER SITE.  You are encouraged to 
add The Legal List to your local GOPHER site.  If you chose to do so, please 
include "The Legal List v1.0, sponsored by U. Maine Law" in the title of the 
GOPHER document.

1.2.2.  OTHER KNOWN GOPHER SITES.  The Legal List has been posted to the 
following GOPHER sites:   malahat.library.uvic.ca, and ecnet.ec.  Do a 
VERONICA search of "The Legal List" to find other sites.

1.3.  E-MAIL.  If you wish the receive the latest version of The Legal List 
via e-mail, send a message to justice!legal-mail@nic.unh.edu with the words 
"e-mail legal list" either as the subject of the message or in the body of  
the message.  The Legal List will be e-mailed to you within a week.

1.4.  MAILING LIST.  If you wish to be added to The Legal List Mailing List, 
send a message to justice!legal-list-request@nic.unh.edu.and include the 
following text, without the quotations, in the body of the message:  
"subscribe your-address" where "your-address" is your domain/MX (preferable) 
or non-MX Internet e-mail address.  Updates will be mailed periodically to 
this mailing list.  To cancel your subscription to this list, send a message 
to justice!legal-list-request@nic.unh.edu, and include the following text, 
without the quotations, in the body of the message:  "signoff your-address" 
where "your-address" is as described above.

1.5.  UPDATES.  Updates, additions, and corrections to The Legal List should 
be sent to justice!legal-list@nic.unh.edu.


2.  OVERVIEW AND PURPOSE
------------------------
2.1.  PURPOSE.  The purpose of The Legal List is to provide a consolidated 
list of all of the resources available on the Internet and beyond that may 
be of interest to those people who are involved in legal education, legal 
practice, or to those who have a general interest in legal issues.

2.2.  BBN's INTERNET RESOURCE GUIDE.  The Legal List is one of many 
resources officially documented (as section3-***) in The Internet Resource 
Guide, which is compiled by the NSF Network Systems Center at BBN Systems 
and Technologies Corporation.  Send a message to nnsc@nnsc.nsf.net to find 
out how to get a copy of The Internet Resource Guide.  The Guide 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.)  We wholeheartedly agree with this 
goal.  We also rely on the Internet community to furnish us with updates, 
additions, and corrections to The Legal List.  

2.3.  DISCLAIMER.  The editors of The Legal List have made reasonable 
efforts to provide correct information, but neither the University of Maine 
School of Law nor Midnight Networks is responsible for the accuracy of the 
information in The Legal List.

2.4.  FOR NEW INTERNET USERS.  A certain level of familiarity with the 
Internet is assumed by the editors of The Legal List.  For information on 
how to get introductory Internet information, see Section 9.1.  For 
information on how to get introductory UUCP information, see section 9.2. 
For introductory BITNET information, see section 6.1.


3.  INTERNET FTP RESOURCES
--------------------------
3.1.  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 "ftp by e-mail" service.

3.2.  SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.  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 will now be able to receive 
electronically 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 (many, if not most, major universities 
are connected to one service or the other); 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, OHIO 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 electronically at 
aa584@cleveland.freenet.edu (Internet), and 
aa584%cleveland.freenet.edu@cunyvm (BITNET)

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.

3.2.1.  FTP SITES.  The following list contains some of the anonymous FTP 
locations that maintain the Supreme Court rulings:

     ftp ftp.cwru.edu
          cd /hermes

     ftp ftp.uu.net (137.39.1.9)
          cd /archive/opinions/supreme-court

3.3.  ELECTRONIC FRONTIER FOUNDATION.  The archives of the Electronic 
Frontier Foundation, ***, are available from the following location:

     ftp kragar.eff.org (192.88.144.4)
          cd /pub/EFF/legal-issues

3.4.  PROJECT GUTENBERG.  There are a number of text documents available 
from "Project Gutenberg", ***.

     ftp mrcnext.cso.uiuc.edu
          login:  anonymous
          password:  your-address
          cd etext/etext91
          cd etext/etext92 
          cd etext/articles (get suggest gut for more information)
***       cd etext/freenet (Federalist Papers, the Magna-Carta, 
                            Articles of Confederacy, etc.)

3.5.  SLU LAW LIBRARY "INTRODUCTION TO USING BITNET AND INTERNET."  Contact 
James Milles, Head of Computer Services, Saint Louis University Law Library, 
3700 Lindell Blvd., St. Louis, MO  63108, (314) 658-2759, fax (314) 658-
3966, millesjg@sluvca.slu.edu, for more information.  The "Introduction to 
Using Bitnet and 
Internet" is intended for an audience of law librarians, law faculty, and 
law students.  The material consists of two parts: Part 1 (BITINTR1.WP) 
covers e-mail (both VAX VMS and Bitnet), and Part 2 (BITINTR2.WP) covers 
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 format.  

     ftp fatty.law.cornell.edu
          login: anonymous
          password: your-address
          cd incoming
          type binary
          get bitintr1.wp
          get bitintr2.wp.
          quit


4.  INTERNET TELNET RESOURCES
-----------------------------
4.1.  LIBRARY CATALOGS.  Many library catalogs are available online.  These 
are described in detail in Chapter 2 of The Internet Resource Guide (see 
Section 2.2 of this list.).

4.1.1.  LIBRARY OF CONGRESS.  Access to The Library of Congress is described 
in Section 2.22 of The Internet Resource Guide (see Section 2.2 of this 
list.).  To access the system, telnet to dra.com (192.65.218.43).  Only two 
(***five) guest users are allowed access between 8:00 am and 5:00 pm Central 
Time.  

4.2.  NISS.  A UK national resource.

     telnet sun.nsf.ac.uk (128.86.8.7)
          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.

4.3.  WASHINGTON & LEE.  

     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 text in Spanish of the constitution of 
    Peru)
65  Int-Law members list
66  International Law Internships Bibliography
75  Jensen, Internet Resources-Law (Mary Brandt Jensen's "Electronic 
    Conferences & Lists Related to Law, Politics, Govt. & 
    Librarianship", "Law Library Catalogs on the Internet", 
    "Interesting FTP sites related to Law, Politics & Government", 
    "Selection of Usenet Newsgroups Related to Law, Politics, Govt. 
    & Librarianship").
76-92  Kovacs (lists of scholarly e-conferences)
119  Louis-Jacques, International Law & Library Related E-Mail Lists
120  Louis-Jacques, Law Library-Related E-Mail Lists/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

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

     telnet gopher.ciesin.org 70
          Select "exploring Human Dimensions of Global 
          Change/Policy&Political Systems", and "Environmental 
          Internet Catalog/Law". 


5.  USENET (NETNEWS) NEWSGROUPS
-------------------------------
5.1.  USENET (NETNEWS) NEWSGROUPS.  The following USENET newsgroups are of a 
legal nature (some more than others):

alt.activism (discussion of activism)
alt.child-support
alt.child-support
alt.dads-rights
alt.dads-rights
alt.discrimination
alt.politics.bush
alt.politics.clinton
alt.politics.correct
alt.politics.usa.constitution (discussions of constitutional law)
alt.society.civil-liberty
alt.society.civil-liberty
alt.tv.la-law
clari.news.issues.civil_rights (Clarinet is a paid service which 
     provides newspaper articles)
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 (issues related to computers and patents, including 
     software patents)
comp.software.licensing
gnu.misc.discuss (discussion in this group frequently includes 
     issues of software patents, copyright, and "copyleft")
misc.consumers (legal issues of consumer recourse frequently arise)
misc.consumers.house 
misc.int-property
misc.legal (legal issues not adequately addressed in other groups)
misc.legal.computing (legal issues related to computers)
misc.taxes
news.announce.newusers (Introductory material for the net as a 
     whole)
news.newusers.questions (Introductory material for the net as a 
     whole)
talk.politics.animals
talk.politics.drugs
talk.politics.guns
talk.politics.misc
talk.politics.theory
usa-today.law (the legal portion of another paid information feed)


6.  GOPHER
----------
6.1.  GOPHER SOFTWARE.  Gopher software is available via anon ftp from 
gopher.micro.umn.edu, the source.  There are various clients.

6.2.   WASHINGTON & LEE.  The Washington & Lee site (see section 4.3) is 
also accessible via GOPHER. 

     telnet liberty.uc.wlu.edu 70
          login:  lawlib
          choose ->to Legal Sources, ->to Local Files

6.3.  THE CIESIN GLOBAL CHANGE INFORMATION GATEWAY.  This is also available 
via GOPHER.  See section 4.4.

6.4.  CORNELL LAW SCHOOL.  Cornell Law School, through its wholly-owned 
subsidiary the Legal Information Institute, operates a Gopher server on 
fatty.law.cornell.edu (132.236.108.5 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 a CSO-style directory server, also 
mounted on fatty.law.cornell.edu.  It is accessible via Gopher, via telnet, 
and via 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 (132.236.108.5) 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 on the above, contact tom@law.mail.cornell.edu.


7.  WAIS
--------
7.1.  WAIS SOFTWARE.  WAIS is public domain software that enables one to 
have access to databases maintained at other people's Internet sites.  A 
notable WAIS site is Columbia University Law Library.  There are better ways 
to use WAIS than TELNET.  The Macintosh client software is excellent 
(available by anonymous FTP from quake.think.com), and there is a directory-
of-servers at quake.think.com that considerably reduces the problem of 
knowing where to look.  Search on "LAW" to see law related sources.


8.  BITNET AND UNIX LISTSERV GROUPS
-----------------------------------
8.1.  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 write to BITNET Network Information Center, 
EDUCOM, Suite 600, 1112 16th St, NW, Washington, DC 20036, or call (202) 
872-4200.

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

8.3.  UNIX LISTSERV GROUPS.  The BITNET LISTSERV software (which runs on IBM 
mainframes) has been ported to the UNIX environment.  The features of the 
two are similar.  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.  

8.4.  LISTSERV GROUPS.  The following LISTSERV interest groups are of a 
legal nature.  All are BITNET LISTSERV interest groups unless noted as UNIX 
LISTSERV groups.

8.4.1.  INT-LAW.  This is a list for librarians and others interested in 
exchanging information related to foreign, comparative and international 
legal materials and issues.
 
Selected topics in the six months since INT-LAW began include the READEX CD-
ROM Index to United Nations documents, databases containing information on 
foreign and international law, the "European Court Reports", sources of 
information on careers in international law, GATT panel reports, the 
"National Trade Data Bank" CD-ROM, etc. INT-LAW came up on April 31, 1991.

To subscribe to INT-LAW, send the following message to 
LISTSERV@UMINN1.BITNET (BITNET) or LISTSERV@VM1.SPCS.UMN.EDU (Internet):

     Subscribe INT-LAW your_full_name where "your_full_name" is your 
     real name.

8.4.2.  LAWSCH-L.  This is a forum to discuss matters of concern which 
affect all law students; it is also designed to allow for interaction 
between students and law schools to lessen the gap between them.  The list 
is based at American University Law School.

To subscribe to LAWSCH-L send the following message to LISTSERV@AUVM.BITNET 
(BITNET) or LISTSERV%AUVM.BITNET@VM1.NODAK.EDU (Internet):

     SUB LAWSCH-L your_full_name where "your_full_name" is your real 
     name.

8.4.3.  TEKNOIDS.  This is a UNIX LISTSERV list primarily for those 
providing technical services to law Schools.  Discussions on the list range 
from the mundane (anybody know how to such-and-so in WordPerfect?) to the 
philosophical.  For more information, contact:

Thomas R. Bruce                                  607-255-1221
Research Associate                          FAX: 607-255-7193
Cornell Law School                                           
481 Myron Taylor Hall                tom@law.mail.cornell.edu
Ithaca, NY 14853                     CompuServe:    75360,542
                                           GENIE:    T.BRUCE4

To subscribe, send the following message to listserv@fatty.law.cornell.edu:

     SUBSCRIBE TEKNOIDS your_full_name where "your_full_name" is 
     your real name.

8.4.4.  AIL-L.  This is a UNIX LISTSERV list about artificial intelligence 
and law.  The list is not moderated.  Thus, anything you send to the list 
will go out to all subscribers. To submit an item to the list, the message 
containing the item should be sent to ail-l@austin.onu.edu.  For more 
information, contact:

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

To subscribe, send the following message to listserv@austin.onu.edu:

     subscribe ail-l your_full_name where "your_full_name" is your 
     real name.

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

***  forens-l@acc.fau.edu

8.4.6.  INFO-LAW.  General law list.

***  info-law@brl.mil.  

8.4.7.  LAW-LIB.  Discussion list for Law Librarians.

***  law-lib@ucdavis.edu             

8.4.8.  COMLAW-L.  Computers and Legal Education list.

***  comlaw-l@ualtavm.bitnet         

8.4.9.  EURO-LEX.  Discussion of European Legal Matters.

***  euro-lex@ds0rus1i.bitnet

8.4.10.  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.  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

***  CNI-COPYRIGHT@CNI.ORG

To unsubscribe, send the following message to LISTSERV@CNI.ORG:  UNSUBSCRIBE 
CNI-COPYRIGHT.

To send e-mail the participant of this forum, send your message to CNI-
COPYRIGHT@CNI.ORG.

8.4.10.1.  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.

8.4.11.  CALL-L.  Canadian Academic Law Libraries.

***  CALL-L@UNBVM1

8.4.12.  EC.  European Communities.

***  EC@INDYCMS

8.4.13.  GOVDOC-L.

***  GOVDOC-L@PSUVM

8.4.14.  PACS-L.  Public-Access Computer Systems Forum.

***  PACS-L@UHUPVM1

8.4.15.  UN.  United Nations.

***  UN@INDYCMS

8.4.16.  CYBERLAW.  The Law and Policy of Computer Networks.

***  CYBERLAW@WMVM1

8.4.17.  PSYLAW-L.  Psychology and Law, international discussion list.

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8.4.18.  RIGHTS-L.  Rights and Responsibilities

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9.  BBS SITES
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9.1.  BBS SITES.  Many Bulletin Board Systems/Services (BBS) sites of a 
legal nature exist, including private BBSs, commercial BBSs, and Government 
BBSs.  (***Editor's note:  Dozens of BBS numbers were tested in putting 
together this section, including numbers for the Dept. of Justice, the US 
Navy Judge Advocate General, the American Bar Association Network, and 
numerous private BBSs.  Many numbers had been disconnected.  Your help in 
updating this section is needed.  Please send updates to justice!legal-
list@nic.unh.edu.)

9.1.1.  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.  

baud:  300 to 9600
settings:  8N1 (8 bits, no parity, 1 stop bit)
dial-up:  (202) 512-1387
human help:  User assistance for The Federal Bulletin Board is 
     available from 8:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. Eastern Time, Monday 
     through Friday (except Federal holidays) by calling the GPO 
     Office of Electronic Information Dissemination Services (EIDS) 
     at (202) 512-1524.
hours:  Available 22 hours each day, 7 days a week.  It is 
     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 the 
     new user registration process, you may use the free services on 
     The Federal Bulletin Board for 30 minutes.


10.  COMPUTER AIDED LEGAL RESEARCH
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10.1.  WESTLAW.  For information on Westlaw computer aided legal research, 
contact:

West Publishing Company
50 W. Kellogg Blvd.
P.O.Box 64526
St. Paul, MN 55164-0526
1-800-WESTLAW (1-800-937-8529)

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

10.2.  LEXIS/NEXIS.  For information on LEXIS/NEXIS computer aided legal 
research, contact:

Mead Data Central
P.O.Box 933
Dayton, Ohio, 45401
1-800-543-6862 
1-513-859-1608
Internet:  192.73.126.20

LEXIS/NEXIS is accessible via TELNET from hermes.merit.edu.

10.3.  DIALOG. 
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11.  INTERNET, UUCP, AND USENET INFORMATION
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11.1.  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) which is Questions and Answers for New Internet 
Users.  This service is documented in Section 3.16 of The Internet Resource 
Guide (see Section 2.2 of this list).

11.2.  INTRODUCTORY UUCP INFORMATION.  The following book is an excellent 
introduction to UUCP and USENET:  "Using UUCP and USENET" by Grace Todino, 
published by O'Reilly & Associates, Inc., ISBN 0-937175-10-2.  This is one 
of the "Nutshell" series.  For more information call 1-800-338-NUTS.

11.3.  INTERNET, UUCP, AND USENET PROVIDERS.  The following are the major 
commercial Internet, UUCP, and USENET providers:

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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


12.  OTHER RESOURCES
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12.1.  BOOKS.

AUTHOR       MacGilvray, Marian W.
TITLE        Electronic bulletin board system for the Federal 
             Depository Library Program : a study.
PUBLISHER    Washington, D.C. : Library Programs Service, U.S. 
             G.P.O., 1991.
PHYS DESCR   iv, 33 p. ; 28 cm.
NOTE         "February 1, 1991."
             Includes bibliographical references (p. 13)
SUBJECT      Federal Depository Library Program.
             Computer bulletin boards.
             Electronic mail systems --United States --Library 
             applications.
ALT AUTHOR   Paskoski, Joseph P.
             Walters, John M.
             United States. Superintendent of Documents. Library 
             Programs

AUTHOR       Greenwood, J. Michael.
TITLE        The impact of word processing and electronic mail on 
             United States Courts of Appeals.
PUBLISHER    Washington, D.C. : Federal Judicial Center, 1979.
PHYS DESCR   ix, 91 p. : ill., forms ; 27 cm.
SERIES       Courtran II series.
NOTE         Includes bibliographical references.
              "FJC-R-79-2."
SUBJECT      Court administration --United States --Data processing.
ALT AUTHOR   Farmer, Larry C.
             Federal Judicial Center.

12.2.  JOURNALS.

JOURNAL OF LAW AND INFORMATION SCIENCE.  
Eugene Clark, Managing Editor
Journal of Law and Information Science
University of Tasmania, Faculty of Law
Box 252C, Hobart 
7001, Tasmania, Australia.
email:  eugene.clark@law.utas.edu.au
phone:  002 202075
fax:  002 238163

Albany law journal of science & technology
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Harvard journal of law and technology
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High technology law journal
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Idea : the journal of law and technology
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The Journal of law and technology
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Queensland University of Technology law journal
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Rutgers Computer & Technology Law Journal
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12.3.  UUCP SOFTWARE.

12.3.1.  COMMERCIAL UUCP SOFTWARE.  

For the Macintosh:
uAccess, ICE Engineering, (313) 449-8288
ICE Engineering                       time@ice.com
8840 Main Street                uupsi!ice.com!time
Whitmore Lake, MI  48189       !heifetz!tbomb!time
(313) 449 8288  
FAX (313) 449 9208

12.3.2.  SHAREWARE UUCP SOFTWARE.  

12.3.2.1.  MACINTOSH.  Shareware UUCP software for the Macintosh:
Dave Platt
Snulbug Software
1095 Burgoyne Street
Mountain View, CA 94043
Fernmail.  dplatt@snulbug.mtview.ca.us.

12.3.2.2.  DOS.  Shareware UUCP software for the PC:
Fubar Systems Support Staff
1742 Lima Drive
San Luis Obispo, CA 93405-6817
info:  fsuucp-request@zeus.calpoly.edu

12.4.  OTHER SHAREWARE SOFTWARE.  Other shareware software is available from 
the numerous data archives describes in chapter 3 of The Internet Resource 
Guide (see Section 2.2 of this list).  The archives of Washington University 
(Section 3.10) are a good place to start.

12.5.  SEMINARS AND MEETINGS.
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