Master of Legal and Forensic Psychology: California Courts

"SCOCAL is a joint project between Justia and Stanford Law School Library. With annotations written by the Advanced Legal Research class at Stanford Law School, SCOCAL is where readers can locate free opinions from 1934 to the present, annotations, briefs, documents and news relating to California Supreme Court opinions."

OnLAW provides online access to CEB's California Practice Guides. CEB (Continuing Education of the Bar • California) is a self-supporting program of the University of California.

"Designed to help new law students prepare for the first few weeks of class. It explains what judicial opinions are, how they are structured, and what law students should look for when reading them."

"The California Court Structure chart summarizes key features of the State’s court organization."

Google Scholar can be used to search state case law. Select "Case Law" beneath the search box.

LII faithfully indexes and links to the 50 states, territories and affiliated jurisdictions court resources.

Click on the desired state or territory collection to browse the available titles on LLMC Digital.

Nexis Uni* provides access to the fifty states' court decisions.

WestlawNext* provides full text access to the fifty states' court decisions.

Everybody loves a fabulous free introduction to legal information, bibliography, and research, right? SCALL is a regional association related to parent national .org American Association of Law Libraries (AALL, "Double AA, Double LL).