The best way to learn about the Internet is to visit a home page on the World Wide Web. Here you can read the Constitution, U.S. Code, and federal regulations. There are links to legal Web pages in many U.S. states and foreign countries. This illustrates the ability to tie a user to many sources of law around the globe with hyperlinks. This is a user friendly site with comprehensive access to federal and state law online.
Users can purchase law books through Amazon Online Book Store, which is located in Seattle.
This site allows searching of law review articles, with links to all online journals. A year ago most of the legal material on the Web consisted of library card catalogs. The body of law online consists of statutes and case law. The federal government has the U.S. Code, Code of Federal Regulations, Congressional Quarterly and agency reports on the Web. Within case law, the U.S. Supreme Court opinions are online 1937 to the present, though a combination of three databases.