21. Untitled Document includes general information about and a list of publications by the Ames Foundation. links to web sites on American legal history, ancient law, http://library.osgoode.yorku.ca/mr/linkshist.htm

Advanced Search Law Library Home Contact Us RACER ... Google York or WWW Legal History The Ames Foundation http://www.law.harvard.edu/Programs/ames_foundation/main.html - includes general information about and a list of publications by the Ames Foundation. It also links to Bracton's De legibus et consuetudines Angliae Annotated Bibliography of the Legal Profession in Canada http://www.umanitoba.ca/faculties/law/LRI/bib.html - a joint project of the Law Society of Upper Canada Archives and the Legal Research Institute of the University of Manitoba. - an annotated bibliography of published sources relating to the legal profession in Canada from 1760 to the present. Included are monographs, edited collections, pamphlets, and articles from academic and popular journals http://www.xs4all.nl/~kloof/lawdeal.html - provides phone number, address, description and in some cases, web links to booksellers The Avalon Project at the Yale Law School: Documents in Law, History and Diplomacy

22. Military Legal History Military legal history general Orders, No. 12. Petersburg, March 7th, 1864. Before a general Court Martial, Convened at Kinston, North Carolina. http://www.court-martial.com/history.htm

tm 703-928-8901 Toll Free (866)-404-6116 philcave@earthlink.net Click on the "padlock" icon to send an encrypted eMail Today is Encrypted Comms Military Legal History The links below will take you to sites which may be of passing, whimsical, historical, or current interest. They do have a common thread with military law and justice issues [I hope]. Rules of War/Discipline Articles for the Government of the Navy - 1932 Articles of War 1749 , Royal Navy. Articles of War, 1778 Articles of War 2050 The Lieber Code [CW], [LOAC] Crimea Crimean Texts Interesting collection of documents including the requests that the various players in the "charge of the Light Brigade" be court-martialed. Cardigan v. Calthorpe A libel action flowing from the ill-fated charge of the Light Brigade. The judgement in The Justice of the Peace, September 12, 1863 US Civil War Court-Martial of MG Fitz John Porter [CW] Court-Martial of James A. Walker Later to become Brig. Gen, CSA. And to command Jackson's foot cavalry - ironic no doubt. Court-Martial of Maj Henry Wirz [CW] Dr. Sam Mudd [CW]

23. The Francis Forbes Society For Australian Legal History Laurie Glanfield AM, Director general of NSW Attorney general s Department legal history links. Visit the Australian and New Zealand Law and history http://www.forbessociety.org.au/

a News and events The Forbes Society is pleased to announce the publication of Dowling's Select Cases, 1828 to 1844: Decisions of the Supreme Court of New South Wales . At his death in 1844, Dowling left behind about 250 judicial notebooks from his time on the NSW bench. Among them was a collection that he called 'Select cases'. Dowling had intended to publish these as the first law reports in any Australian colony. Now, after a delay of 160 years, the Forbes Society intends to publish them. Edited by barrister Tim Castle and Macquarie University professor Bruce Kercher, this will be a single hard cover volume of 1120 pages containing 465 cases and a detailed introduction about the work of the court and the judges. Published in conjunction with the Council of Law Reporting for New South Wales, this limited edition volume will be available for purchase in late March 2005 at a retail price of $100 (inc. GST) plus $10 postage and handling. The third annual Francis Forbes Lecture was presented by Tim Castle of the NSW Bar and Professor Bruce Kercher of Macquarie University, under the chairmanship of Andrew Tink MP, Shadow Attorney General for NSW, in the Common Room of the New South Wales Bar Association on Thursday, 14 October 2004.

24. English Legal History Hines, WD, English legal history A Bibliography and Guide to the Literature (1990) (Ref. ThePublic general Statutes and ThePublic general Acts (KD124 . http://www.law.duke.edu/lib/researchguides/englishlegal.html

Duke Law Law Library Research Guides English Legal History ... Research Guides English Legal History Download PDF version of guide for print I. Research Aids A. Research Guides Guide to Law Reports and Statutes Holborn, Guy, Butterworths Legal Research Guide (2d ed., 2001) (Ref. KD392 .H64 2001). Manual of Law Librarianship: The Use and Organization of Legal Literature (Elizabeth M. Moys ed., 2d ed. 1987) (Ref. KD392 .M33 1987). Williams, Glanville, Learning the Law (11th ed., 1982) (KD442 .W54 1982). B. Abbreviations, Dictionaries, etc. Stroud's Judicial Dictionary of Words and Phrases (6th ed., 2000) (Ref. KD313 .S925 2000; earlier editions in Superseded Ref.) and Jowitt's Dictionary of English Law (2d ed., 1977-1985) (Ref. KD313 .J69 1977) are two of the leading modern English legal dictionaries. The library owns many older dictionaries as well (such as John Rastell's An Exposition of Certaine Difficult and Obscure Wordes and Termes of the Lawes of this Realme (2003 reprint of the 1579 ed.) (KD313 .R37 2003); to find them in the online catalog, search under law england dictionaries as a subject.

25. CataLaw : Legal Theory, History And Reform history. general. • D Angelo Law Library legal history Sources general. • Georgetown University legal Explorer legal history; • legal history http://www.catalaw.com/topics/Theory.shtml

CataLaw Inc. Dov Wisebrod L EGAL T HEORY, H ISTORY AND R EFORM You are here: CataLaw Legal Topics : Legal Theory, History and Reform Focused Sites... Usual Suspects... See also: Legal Topics Legal Ethics Extra Information Legal Research ... Regional Law F OCUSED S ITES Multinational / Global Economics Encyclopedia of Law and Economics Encyclopedia of Law and Economics (European site) International Economic Law Web Site History Avalon Project at the Yale Law School Legal History Links - Professor Bernard Hibbitts Medieval Legal History Roman Law Resources Miscellaneous Council of Australian and New Zealand Law Reform Agencies Unidroit - International Institute for the Unification of Private Law Religion Catholic Files The Islam Catalogue United Kingdom Deborah Charles Publications - Legal Theory Site United States American Legal History Famous Trials of the 20th Century Legal Justice Reform Network Overlawyered.com ... The Center for Research on Contracts and the Structure of Enterprise U SUAL S USPECTS Australia History Dan's ALI: History of Law Miscellaneous Australia Parliamentary Library: Legal Profession and the Courts Law Resources Reform AustLII - Australia:Law Reform Dan's ALI: Reform, Law

26. Omega Legal - History Of Omega history of significant events in the growth of Omega legal Systems time billing and 1983 Started timesharing service for law firms on Data general http://www.omegalegal.com/History_of_Omega.htm

ID: Password: Remember 1975? Gerald Ford was president, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest won the Academy Award for best picture, and word processing was just beginning to revolutionize business offices. For more than 28 years we've been building products using the latest technology. Move your mouse over the years on our corporate timeline to find out more. RECENT BUZZ ABOUT OMEGA RESOURCES CONTACT US ... SITE MAP Please see our terms of use and privacy policy pages First law firm system installation at O'Connor Cavanagh - operational 1-1-76 NOVA II computer with 10 MB disk, 64kB memory - 6 users 70 character Work In Process (WIP) fee text with 44 time codes 8 bills, payments and write-offs per month

27. The Rape Relief Files: Prostitution: Legal History, 1986 The Rape Relief Files 1986,Prostitution legal history. On March 27, the Mayor of Vancouver was back to the Attorney general to ask for another http://www.rapereliefshelter.bc.ca/herstory/rr_files86.html

The Rape Relief Files - 1986 Prostitution: Legal History (This page contains all content (excluding images) in the original print issue of The Rape Rape Relief Files. Color changes in the text indicate separate articles.) Update in Vancouver Yellow pages comparison for Vancouver for 1984 and 1986 show an alarming increase in the number of businesses listed under the heading "escort services." January 18, 1986. The Wave-In About 100 chanting and banner-waving prostitutes and their supporters gathered at two Vancouver corners in the pouring rain to call for the review and repeal of the new Federal law, Bill C-49. Chronology of Canadian Prostitution Law Bill C49 Mocks the Constitution Prostitution Update: Toronto, Vancouver, Winnipeg SUMMER 1986: UPDATE IN VANCOUVER THE PROVINCE January 17, 1986. In an article entitled "Hooker Law Working" Const. Slater reports he had not seen any prostitutes in Mt. Pleasant on his patrols through the area late Tuesday. A check by the VANCOUVER SUN newspaper also found the area hooker-free.

28. Legal History - Crime And Punishment Research Guide These are general sources which include surveys of English legal history during certain periods, source materials, contemporary works as well as http://www.ll.georgetown.edu/guides/history_crime_punish.cfm

Legal History - Crime and Punishment Research Guide Printer Friendly Version TABLE OF CONTENTS I. Introduction IX. II. General English Sources X. III. General American Sources XI. IV. Commentaries on the Law XII. V. XIII. VI. XIV. Internet Resources VII. XV. Libraries as Resources VIII. XVI. Further Questions I. Introduction Research in the history of crime and punishment requires the use of a variety of sources. Very often, it is necessary to consult sources beyond traditional cases and statutes. For this purpose, there are many finding aids, which can be used to locate pertinent primary materials. Also useful are topical treatises, bibliographies, historical compilations and online Internet sites devoted to the history of a particular subject. These secondary sources often also provide citations to primary and additional secondary sources. There are many, many more sources of information on this topic than can be listed here, so this guide gives only an overview of print, micro-media and Internet resources available to facilitate research in the history crime and punishment at the Georgetown University Law Center. Call numbers given are specific to the Edward Bennett Williams Library collection. The designation SPECL indicates the material is in Special Collections, and must be used there.

29. Legal History Resources This guide covers the topic legal history. The first general history of its kind, American Law in the Twentieth Century describes the explosion of law http://www.ll.georgetown.edu/find/resource_display_subject.cfm?topic_id=163

30. Leghist When legal history is taught as a seminar, the professor and the students agree on a By having all of the students write within the same general field, http://law.richmond.edu/bryson/leghist.htm

LEGAL HISTORY ENGLISH LEGAL HISTORY 2 semester hours LEGAL HISTORY SEMINAR 2 semester hours When legal history is taught as a seminar, the professor and the students agree on a general broad topic of the law, papers are written on various aspects of the details of the general topic. The purpose of the legal history seminar is to give each student the opportunity to go into the historical background of a single point of current law. By having all of the students write within the same general field, it is hoped that the students will see various aspects of their own specific topic and of the general topic from different points of view. Also, the entire field will be put into a historical perspective. The course begins with a lecture on the general subject by the professor, then the students present their draft papers to the class for discussion and comment, and then the first draft is rewritten in the light of consultation with the professor and of the classroom participation from the other students. Return to the Home Page]

31. Legal History Webring This webring is for websites on legal history in general, regardless of time and place, whether ancient, medieval or modern legal history, of any country http://h.webring.com/hub?ring=legalhistorywebr

32. Legal History Links Kentucky legal history. Bibliography of Kentucky legal history. general Kentucky history. Kentucky Historical Society The Filson Club Kentucky Division http://library.louisville.edu/law/Research/legal_history.htm

Brandeis Law School Home U of L Home University Libraries Contact Us ... How Do I Find? Law Library Brandeis School of Law, University of Louisville. PH: (502) 852-6392 FAX:(502) 852-8906 Comments to: will.hilyerd@louisville.edu Kentucky Legal History Links KENTUCKIANS ON THE U.S. SUPREME COURT GENERAL HISTORICAL AND ARCHIVAL SITES KENTUCKY LEGAL HISTORY SOUTHERN LEGAL HISTORY ... JOURNALS Kentuckians on the U.S. Supreme Court Federal Judicial Center http://www.fjc.gov/ Federal Judges Biographical Database biographical information for all judges who have served on the U.S. District Courts, U.S. Circuit Courts, U.S. Courts of Appeals, and the Supreme Court since 1789. See Also: Directory of Manuscript Collections Related to Federal Judges and the Directory of Oral History Interviews Related to the Federal Courts Guide to Papers of Louis Dembitz Brandeis http://library.louisville.edu/law/brandeis/

33. Legal History Bibliography general Sources of Kentucky legal history. Levin, H. Lawyers and Lawmakers of Kentucky . Chicago Lewis Publishing Co., 1890; reprinted Easley, SC Southern http://library.louisville.edu/law/Research/KyLegHistBib.htm

Brandeis Law School Home U of L Home University Libraries Contact Us ... How Do I Find? Law Library Brandeis School of Law, University of Louisville. PH: (502) 852-6392 FAX:(502) 852-8906 Comments to: will.hilyerd@louisville.edu Kentucky Legal History Bibliography Introduction Situated on the edge of the great regions of American historythe Old South, the Great Midwest, the Western FrontierKentucky's history (at least that falling after the days of Daniel Boone) has been neglected by America's most famous historians. The gaze of Francis Parkman, George Bancroft and Frederick Turner barely grazed the bluegrass plains, limestone creeks and smoky hollows of old Kentucky. However, the commonwealth's legal history has sparked more interest. As one of the American states most devoted to Jeffersonian democratic principles, the early history of Kentucky saw a sharp conflict between English legal traditions and popular discontent with the received common law principles of contact and property law. The law and the courts were the frequently the center of political struggles over monetary policy, land law and nationalism. More than any other state, early Kentucky legislators sought to explicitly promote a native strain of the common law by prohibiting by statute the citation of any British legal text that postdated the establishment of Virginia, Kentucky's mother state, in 1640, and by underwriting the publication of Kentucky statutes and case reports. The period between 1790 and 1851 saw the development of a whole body of Kentucky legal texts, including reports of cases, legal treatises and statutory compilations, and the later half of the century saw the development of modern digests, form books and treatises.

34. Oxford University Press: Documents Of American Constitutional And Legal History: You are here OUP USA Home US general Catalog history, American Documents of American Constitutional and legal history, 2/e, is a twovolume http://www.oup.com/us/catalog/general/subject/HistoryAmerican/?ci=0195128702&vie

35. Oxford University Press: American Legal History: Kermit L. Hall You are here OUP USA Home US general Catalog history, American Approaching American legal history from a new perspective, this text employs cases http://www.oup.com/us/catalog/general/subject/HistoryAmerican/?ci=0195097645&vie

36. University Of Alberta Libraries legal history is a subject that draws on resources from both law and history. This general. 1. Guide to legal Literature Resources on the Web. http://www.library.ualberta.ca/subject/law/history/index.cfm

Home Catalogue Databases Ejournals ... Law Legal History - Where to Begin? Description Key Subjects and Texts Important Web Sites Sources of Articles in Journals ... Cases Description Legal history is a subject that draws on resources from both law and history. This guide is selective n its coverage as there is an overwhelming quantity of materials available in all formats. This guide emphasizes Canadian legal history, and provides some key sources for legal history of other parts of the world, in particular Great Britain and the United States. Legal history resources can be found in several campus libraries. Key Subjects and Texts In order to get some background to the history of the law in Canada , try the following subject searches in the Subject section of the University of Alberta Library Catalog: Law - Canada - Bibliography Law - Canada - History and criticism Law - Canada - History - Sources Law - Great Britain - Colonies - Bibliography Law - History Constitutional History If you want information on the legal history of Mexico, the United States or any other country, simply substitute the words "United States" or "Mexico" , etc. for

37. The Timetable Of World Legal History The Timetable of World legal history. 2350 BC Urukagina s Code; 2050 BC UrNammu s Code 1948 The general Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) http://www.duhaime.org/Law_museum/hist.aspx

Duhaime Lawisms MyLoadHandler(1); DUHAIME'S LEGAL MUSEUM The Timetable of World Legal History 2350 BC: Urukagina's Code 2050 BC: Ur-Nammu's Code 1850 BC: The Earliest Known Legal Decision 1700 BC: Hammurabi's Code ... 1948: The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) 2350 BC: Urukagina's Code This code has never been discovered but it is mentioned in other documents as a consolidation of existing "ordinances" or laws laid down by Mesopotamian kings. An administrative reform document was discovered which showed that citizens were allowed to know why certain actions were punished. It was also harsh by modern standards. Thieves and adulteresses were to be stoned to death with stones inscribed with the name of their crime. The code confirmed that the "king was appointed by the gods". 2050 BC: Ur-Nammu's Code The earliest known written legal code of which a copy has been found, albeit a copy in such poor shape that only five articles can be deciphered. Archaeological evidence shows that it was supported by an advanced legal system which included specialized judges, the giving of testimony under oath, the proper form of judicial decisions and the ability of the judges to order that damages be paid to a victim by the guilty party. The Code allowed for the dismissal of corrupt men, protection for the poor and a punishment system where the punishment is proportionate to the crime. Although it is called "Ur-Nammu's Code, historians generally agree that it was written by his son Shugli.

38. College Of Law Office of the Solicitor general http//www.usdoj.gov/osg/ Has an excellent guide to legal history sources on the Internet, and a descriptions of UT s http://www.uky.edu/Law/Library/legal_hist.html

Dean's Welcome About Lexington About UK UK Law Directory ... Honor Code University of Kentucky College of Law 620 S. Limestone Lexington, KY 40506-0048 phone (859) 257-1678 fax (859) 323-1061 Legal History Links On This Page: Major Historical and Archival Sites Southern Legal History Kentucky History Other American History Sites ... Miscellaneous All links below are external websites, and will each open in a new window. To return to the page you were viewing, simply close the new window. Constitutional and Supreme Court History Federal Judicial Center http://www.fjc.gov/ The Historical Publications section includes the Directory of Manuscript Collections Related to Federal Judges , the Directory of Oral History Interviews Related to the Federal Courts , and the Guide to the Preservation of Federal Judges' Papers Cornell Legal Information Institute http://supct.law.cornell.edu/supct/

39. Four Courts Press there is no single general chronological treatment of Irish legal history. Thirteen pieces are included in Studies in Irish legal history which were http://www.four-courts-press.ie/review_legal.htm

New Catalogue Site designed and maintained by Novena Studies in Irish Legal History W.N. Osborough Irish Studies Review 'This collection of previously published articles is an eclectic mix. The subjects dealt with vary from legal training to the penal laws; while the periods under discussion stretch from the present to the twelfth century. In truth, the contents of the book have only two binding elements: common author- ship and a relevance to the history and development of the law and legal administration in Ireland. Given these circumstances it would be impossible to offer here a full review of every item. 'here are, however, a number of points in general which should be highlighted, and a few matters which require specific attention. The vast majority of those with an interest in any aspect of Irish history will find something to draw attention in this book, and will be the wiser for reading it. That being the case, this book should find its way on to the shelves of our libraries, and be read by students, researchers and teachers alike. Neal Garnham, QUB, Irish Studies Review

40. Islamic Legal Studies The Afghan legal history Project (ALHP) brought together a group of five fulltime Moreover, it would shy away from policy analysis and general legal http://www.law.harvard.edu/programs/ilsp/alhp.html

Afghan Legal History Project The Islamic Legal Studies Program (ILSP) at Harvard Law School launched a research initiative in the summer of 2003 to examine the legal history of Afghanistan. The Afghan Legal History Project (ALHP) brought together a group of five full-time researchers and a volunteer reading and discussion group that regularly generated feedback to the researchers as their work progressed. In addition, the project brought several scholars of Afghanistan and field experts to ILSP to conduct seminars and give lectures over the course of the summer to shape group discussion and research. The idea for such a project began with a visit by the Director of ILSP, Frank Vogel , to Kabul in the fall of 2002, where he immediately recognized that reconstruction efforts were crippled by a lack of understanding of numerous issues concerning the role of law in Afghanistan. Sensing the urgent need for knowledge of the Afghan legal system, not only through organizing readily available facts, but also through putting together a nuanced understanding of the complex history of the legal system, he inspired the creation of the Afghan Legal History Project. Making its primary lens Islamic law, the project attempted to focus on the unique role Islam plays in Afghanistan, in its various manifestations, and as it exists alongside and sometimes in opposition to customary law, tribal law, and positive law. The team's starting point was that Islamic legal history is an essential and hitherto under-utilized tool for understanding current events, and that Afghanistan in particular offers an extraordinarily dramatic yet exemplary and instructive chapter in modern Islamic legal history. Appreciation of the role of Islam in Afghanistan's legal past is vital to ongoing efforts to establish a viable legal system for the future of the country and its people.

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