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INFORMATION and REFERENCE Links
General Legal Resources
  • The Free Dictionary— Want to know what the attorneys are really talking about?   Type in a word or phrase and find out at www.legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com

    This dictionary of legal words and phrases, plus clearly written articles on a wide array of law-related, PLUS OTHER topics and issues, is a very helpful resource indeed.
  • Need to locate / identify an attorney or law firm, or find other legal professional resources?
    Martindale-Hubbell, a divsion of Lexis-Nexis, will probably have the information you need.

    Martindale-Hubbell maintains these searchable rosters, including addresses and phone numbers.

  • Rominger Legal Information
    romingerlegal.com

    Rominger Legal lets you browse the FEDERAL REGISTER, and has links to other federal, state, and private law resources, including state bar associations.

  • The Legal Information Institute of Cornell University
    www.law.cornell.edu:80

    Accesses the Federal Rules of Evidence and Procedure, as well as the entire United States Code, and includes many related, helpful links.

  • FindLaw:  Internet Legal Resources
    www.findlaw.com/casecode

    Lets you read the full published text of court opinions from Supreme Court down through various federal and state courts.

  • CataLaw:  Internet Legal Resources
    CataLaw.com CataLaw is a "metaindex" of web law sources, including international sites.

 

 

Courts  /  Congress
  • Library of Congress - Thomas and the Law Library
    thomas.loc.gov
    Law Library

    The Library's Thomas page (named for Jefferson, of course), accesses pending legislation, congressional committee actions and schedules.

    The Law Library is an extensive guide to law on line.

  • United States Congress
    The Senate
    The House of Representatives

    These are the legislative branch's home pages, with information on members of Congress, committees, and current legislation.

 

 

Medical Resources
Medical Dictionaries  /  Drug and Trade Names
  • The National Institutes of Health medical encyclopedia, Medline Plus, is an authoritative resource.
  • A surprisingly comprehensive resource for medical terminology, pharmaceuticals / drugs, healthcare equipment, health conditions, medical devices, specialty terms, and medical abbreviations:
    Medical Dictionary
  • Drug references via www.drugstore.com

    Click on these alphabetical lists to find spellings and related information. The main sites also access other medical-related materials.

  •   Medical Abbreviations Dictionary via mediLexicon.  This database accesses over 200,000 medical, biotech, pharmaceutical, and healthcare acronyms by means of a public search box.

 

 

Drug-Related Street Slang

 

 


IPL:   The Internet Public Library

University of Michigan's Internet Public Library

This on-line virtual public library covers a wide range of subjects, and is one of the deeper and richer information resources freely available. Sponsored by the University of Michigan.

 

 


The International   [foreign language]   Dictionary

www.YourDictionary.com

Need to find the spelling of a foreign word or phrase?
This resource spans 280 [!] languages.
It's also an invaluable English resource, including thesaurus functions and etymologies.

 

 

Technical Jargon / Electronics / Internet Glossaries

http://whatis.techtarget.com/

Select alphabetically to find out what "geeky tech-talk" means, or how to spell it.   Valuable definitions explain not only what's new, but old standbys which we all should really understand.

 

 

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Career Opportunities


From time to time AAERT receives requests to post employment opportunities available in various parts of the country. These are full-time staff positions, whether in the private OR public sector. Of course, AAERT does not participate in any application or hiring process.

To include such a staff position available within your organization, contact AAERT's webtech.

Announcements relating to independent contracting opportunities and for part-time or intermittent work associates are posted by and for members in the Members Area Forum.



 

 
  • CONNECTICUT STATE JUDICIAL BRANCH
    New London, Connecticut, Judicial District
        — temporary court recording monitor position

    The Connecticut Judicial Branch is seeking qualified individuals for the Superior Court to record verbal testimony during courtroom proceedings using electronic equipment.  Successful candidates will:

    •  set up and test equipment;
    •  monitor recordings using earphones;
    •  maintain proper notes of proceedings;
    •  prepare transcripts;
    •  maintain records and files;
    •  and perform other related duties as required.

    Minimum Qualifications:  two years of clerical experience (college training may be substituted for up to one year of general experience) and the ability to produce typewritten material at a rate of 50 wpm.  Salary: $14.25/hour.  Potential eligibility for health benefits.  Résumés only.  No phone calls.  Send résumé to:

          Official Court Reporter
          New London Judicial District
          70 Huntington Street
          New London, CT 06905


           An AA/EEO employer.
      Click here for the Judicial Branch page.

    Posted: Continuing.

 

 

 

 

  • MINNESOTA STATE COURTS

    Employment openings in Minnesota are described, and applications may be filed on line, or forms downloaded, depending on the position you are interested in, from Minnesota Courts.

    Posted: Continuing.

 

 


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