Robert Ambrogi's LawSites: What hath the patent office wrought. This link is right up Bob Pool's alley.

beSpacific: Maryland Enacts Model Anti-Spam Law

Blog 702: Fingerprint Debate Continues

GrepLaw | 30 Legal Articles on CAN-SPAM Act

beSpacific: New on LLRX.com

Robert Ambrogi's LawSites: Vivisimo's secret Findlaw clustering page. Hint: it nvolves using this page.

Ernie The Attorney: Those wacky cross-eyed state legislators

InfoToday Blog: The bloggers from Information Today, Inc. will be teaming up to bring you live blog coverage of the 2004 Special Libraries Association Annual Conference, to be held June 5-10 in Nashville, Tennessee.

beSpacific: Comparison of Results From Top 5 Search Engines

Ernie The Attorney: Weekly Law Blog Update

Google Guide: Help on Using Google

Robert Ambrogi's LawSites: New guide to best legal Web sites.

beSpacific: New Bill Seeks to Protect Homeland and Civil Liberties

Ernie The Attorney: Lawyer fined for barking like a dog

Discourse.net: Another Educational Institution Surrenders to Fear

Ernie The Attorney: Matching IP addresses to location in 'meatspace'

Ernie The Attorney: Moneyball applied to Law School Rankings

LAW FIRM ORDERED TO DISCLOSE CLIENT IDENTITIES AND PRODUCE CLIENT FILES IN IRS TAX SHELTER INVESTIGATION

beSpacific: Google Readies Launch of New Desktop Search Tool

Ernie The Attorney: Federal Judges Turn to Google

beSpacific: Hearing on Bill to Expand Patriot Act

Blog 702: Suppression of Publication as a Litigation Tactic

beSpacific: Senate Resolution Calls for Substantial Improvements to THOMAS Website

beSpacific: SurfWax Launches New Search Engine

Robert Ambrogi's LawSites: TechnoLawyer announces annual awards

Today's Supreme Court Opinions and Orders List via How Appealing

beSpacific: ID Theft Bills Progress on Hill

Ernie The Attorney: Choosing between state court and federal court - a plaintiff's perspective

Ars Technica: Germany decides not to support the EC on software patents. Now that's good news.

beSpacific: Website Posting on Patriot Act Case is Redacted

Search engines take the stand.

beSpacific: Univ. Website of News and Legal Resources on Iraq

beSpacific: House Hearing on Digital Copyright

Meet Soople, which lets you see all the wonderful things that Google can do.

Ernie The Attorney: Weekly Law Blog Roundup

Cicada Mania - Your Source for Cicada Information on the Web

UB Law Faculty in the News

.... The Justice Department, responding to a subpoena from the Senate Commerce Committee, gave documents from the Balco case to the committee April 27. By completing the transfer of this evidence to the anti-doping agency, the government managed to extricate itself from a bind: how to get evidence, whose secrecy is normally guarded, into the hands of those who have the power to use the information to bar athletes from competing in the Olympics.

But the action stands in contrast to the administration's vigorous defense of executive secrecy in other forums, and to a longer Justice Department tradition of staunchly resisting Congressional demands for information about prosecutions that have not yet gone to trial.

"This is the kind of stuff that, traditionally, was extracted, if at all, only after a protracted, highly public fight," said Charles Tiefer, a professor at the University of Baltimore School of Law and the author of "Congressional Practice and Procedure."

Read the whole NY Times article here.

beSpacific: Data on Gov't Websites Does Not Pose Security Risk

CORESTREET RELEASES FREE VERSION OF SPOOFSTICK, A SIMPLE SOLUTION TO COMBAT PHISHING

Ars Technica: DMCA challenge to be considered this week

Internet Week > Security > German High School Student Arrested For Writing Sasser Worm > May 10, 2004

beSpacific: Website Usability Study Indicates Progress With Room to Improve

Ernie The Attorney: Some people think Information Technology doesn't matter

To accommodate students taking Saturday final exams, the Law Library will open at 8 a.m. on Saturday, May 8.

beSpacific: The Impact of Newspaper Websites

beSpacific: USTR Annual Report on IP Protection

GrepLaw | Rod Dixon on Birth of Property Rights for Domains

The Mossberg Solution: Making the Internet A Little Easier On Aging Eyes.

ACM Queue - Searching Vs. Finding - How do you help computers find the information people really want?

beSpacific: Guide to 10 New Member Countries of EU

Ernie The Attorney: Wi-Fi vs. Cellphone - A Technology Fight to the Death

ABA Group Sets Up Resource Web Site Encouraging 'Unbundled' Legal Services
The ABA Standing Committee on the Delivery of Legal Services April 14 announced that it has created a Web site dedicated to helping lawyers as well as state and local policymakers get a better handle on the rising phenomenon of "unbundling" legal services and assisted pro se representation.

The online resource contains links to articles, books, reports, cases, court rules, state projects, and ethics opinions addressing the issues that crop up when lawyers agree to perform limited tasks in a representation.

The Web site also links to a guide on providing limited-scope representation, which was prepared in conjunction with a task force of the ABA Litigation Section.

beSpacific: Is It Possible to Remain Anonymous in Our Post 9/11 Society?

beSpacific: InfoWorld Focuses on Portals

Introducing LibraryLaw Blog: a blog for issues concerning libraries and the law - with latitude to discuss any other interesting issues.

Robert Ambrogi's LawSites: Uncensored version of NLRB 10(j) manual

GrepLaw | GigaLaw.com Launches CAN-Spam Library

Ernie The Attorney: E-mail viruses as a new form of social software

Neowin.net - Microsoft Unveils New Copyright Software

beSpacific: Piracy Surveillance, Copyright and Privacy

Ernie The Attorney: Wi-Fi around the US Supreme Court

PAUL CARON, a law professor at the University of Cincinnati, uses them to break through what he calls the "cone of silence" in his classroom. For Wendy Tietz, who teaches accounting at Kent State, they are a way to encourage teamwork and give credit for class participation. Melissa Wilde, a sociology professor at Indiana University, says they help her students feel a connection to the subject. What are they talking about? Find out here.