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Remember Florida? News Organizations Delay Reporting on Meticulous Presidential
'Recount' in Light of Attacks.
LAW DAY 2001 STUDENT SURVEY RESULTS: How Do High School Students Understand
and Perceive Our Legal Culture?
Project Citizen and the Worldwide Web
American
Bar Association National On-Line Youth Summit
American
Jury The Bulwark of Democracy
Constitutional
Rights Foundation WebLessons
Constitutional
Rights Foundation: WebLessons on School Violence
First
Branch of Government, Congress on the Interent
Internet Resources Devoted to the United States Congress
New
Series of Four Articles Focusing on Voting
People & Cultures Framework now online
Public
Schools and Religious Communities: A First Amendment Guide
Supreme Court Internet Sites
American
Bar Assocation Black History Month
ABA
Law Day 2001 Planning Guide
ABA
Division of Public Education: Resources
ABA
Divison of Public Education: Supreme Court Preview - Cases of Interest
to the School Community
ABA
Divsion of Public Educaton: LAW MATTERS
ACLU:
Students' Rights
ACLU
of Northern California: A Guide to Someof the Most Important Questions
that Students Have About their Civil Liberties
American
Bar Association Museum of Law
American
Jury The Bulwark of Democracy
Basic
Readings in U.S. Democracy
Census
2000 Teaching Materials
Civil
Rights: Law & History
Columbia Education Center Lesson Plans
CompuLegal, Project Legal's case library
CongressLink
Constitutional Rights Foundation: WebLessons
Death
Penalty Resources from the Bill
of Rights Institute
Election/Electoral
College Resources
ELECTION
2000: Information and Resources (Constitutional Rights Foundation-Chicago)
Electronic
Privacy Information Center
Famous
Trials
(The Jurist)
Famous
Trials (From Univ of Missouri - Kansas City)
First
Branch of Government: Congress on the Internet
Girl Power!
Internet Resources on the Independence of the Judiciary
James
Madison Memorial Fellowship Foundation
Justice
By The People
Law.com
Law
Instructor Publications
National
Archives & Research Administration THE CONSTITUTION COMMUNITY(posted
2/00)
Nolo.com
Law Dictionary
New Video Profiles Citizens' Endeavors to Protect the Bill of Rights (Now
in the Center's Lending Library)
People and Cultures Framework now on-line
RespecTeen Citizenship Curriculum
School safety resources
Safe & Drug Free Schools & Communities National Programs; Federal
Activities Grant Program
Safe Schools & Communities
Senate
Media Services has new CD-ROM & streaming video
US
Federal Courts: Understanding the Federal Courts (PDF format)
The
ViolencePolicy Center: Research, Analysis and Advocacy for Effective Gun
Policy
Voting
ABA Series of Four Articles Focusing
Open
Doors of Justice
Stuff
for Kids
ABA Black History: Profiles of Law
ABA:
Images of Freedom Student Photography Contest for 2001
ABA
Law Day Quiz
ABA
National On-Line Youth Summit
ABA
On-Line Conversation with Leaders in the Law
Ben's
Guide to U.S. Government for Kids (US Government Printing Office)
CFL Youth Advisory Council: Application process for the 2000/01 Youth Advisory
Council has begun!
Constitutional
Rights Foundaiton-Chicago new ELECTION
2000: Information and Resources now online.
Do
Something. Levi’s® jeans and Do Something have joined forces
to offer
twenty-five $500 grants to help YOU start a Do Something club at your
school and turn your ideas for a better community into action! It can be
stopping violence in schools, ending racism, preventing drunk driving or
protecting the environment. Whatever the cause – that’s up to you. So stand
up, speak out and Do Something!
e-teen.net
Famous
Trials
National
Student Leadership Conference
National
Teen Courts of America
Nolo.com
Law Dictionary
Open
Doors of Justice
Ramsey County Bar Association Law Day Quiz
U.S Department of Justice Kids Page
What's
Driving You? An interactive, thought-provoking,
educational experience for young adults who are concerned about drinking
and driving.
World
War II Essay Contest (March 15, 2001 deadline)
New
CD-ROM & Video from Senate Media Services (posted 1/11/01)
Federal Consumer Information Center
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