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• - Searchable text with amendments, including those never ratified.
  
• - Archives and updates on developments in United States law, including the Supreme Court.
  
• - Legal resource for church leaders in the United States.
  
• - Legal resources and primary materials from the Georgetown University Law Library.
  
• - LII: An overview of constitutional law with links to key primary and secondary sources.
  
• - Information on constitutional law.
  
• - Guide to historic documents, biographies, Supreme Court decisions, and constitutional law topics.
  
• - A constitutionally premised argument against welfare.
  
• - Chatroom.
  
• - from Dr. Travel.
  
• - Collection of 15 original state constitutions
  
• - Forum devoted to the US Constitution.
  
• - Background Material, Individual Decisions, and Related Material.
  
• - Fan site, and vendor of biography, for Thurgood Marshall, civil rights lawyer and the first African American Supreme Court Justice.
  
• - Early constitutions from 11 states
  
• - A monthly reporting federal and state cases addressing the free exercise of religion, state establishment of religion, the clergy and religious institutions.
  
• - from Counsel Web.
  
• - Internet Resources, Listserv Information, and Subject Guides.
  
• - An on-line presentation of an informational booklet compiled by the Supreme Court, detailing its history and describing the Justices.
  
• - Forum for discussing the Constitution and Constitutional law.
  
• - Database on major constitutional cases heard by the United States Supreme Court, with multimedia resources including digital audio of oral arguments and delivery of the Court's opinion.
  
• - A Compilation of the Messages and Papers of the Confederacy Including the Diplomatic Correspondence 1861-1865
  
• - Professor Joseph E. Magnet is Professor of Law at the University of Ottawa.
  
• - Academic resource for information about state government.
  
• - from the November 1992 issue of The Law and Politics Book Review.
  
• - Founded by Chief Justice Warren Burger in 1974, the Society has compiled more than 400 full-text Supreme Court arguments, the United States Constitution, and the Bill of Rights.
  
• - Searchable library on ballot initiative information for all states. Advocacy group that promotes strategic discussions among progressive organizations to counter right-wing ballot measures and launch progressive initiative campaigns.
  
• - Devoted to the study of state constitutions from the United States. Located at Rutgers University in Camden.
  
• - Introducing U.S. free speech law.