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Justice Standards Clearinghouse: "Justice Standards Clearinghouse Implementation

Many different categories are available in the Justice Standards Clearinghouse for Information Sharing (JSC or Clearinghouse). Users will find many types of standards represented in the Clearinghouse, including data/record format, database design, functional requirements, interface, interoperability, language/protocol, security, and testing/quality assurance standards. The cataloged information represents local, state, tribal, federal, international, and industry standards applicable to the justice area. Clearinghouse users may also review applicable requirements for designing new and upgrading current information technology systems.

To view the different standards, use the Categories or Areas of Interest below to find your standard, and click on the standard itself to see details."

NamUs - National Missing and Unidentified Persons System

NamUs - National Missing and Unidentified Persons System: "The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs) is a clearinghouse for missing persons and unidentified decedent records. NamUs is a free online system that can be searched by medical examiners, coroners, law enforcement officials and the general public to solve these cases.

The Unidentified Decedents Database contains information entered by medical examiners and coroners. Unidentified decedents are people who have died and whose bodies have not been identified. Anyone can search this database using characteristics such as sex, race, distinct body features and even dental information.

The Missing Persons Database contains information about missing persons that can be entered by anyone; before it appears as a case on NamUs, the information is verified. NamUs provides the ability to print missing persons posters and even map out possible travel routes in a search for a missing person. Other resources include links to state clearinghouses, medical examiner and coroner offices, law enforcement agencies, victim assistance groups and pertinent legislation.

When a new missing persons or unidentified decedent case is entered into NamUs, the system automatically performs cross-matching comparisons between the databases, searching for matches or similarities between cases.

NamUs also provides free DNA testing and other forensic services, such as anthropology and odontology assistance."

Ten Ways You Can Use the NCSTL Web Site | National Institute of Justice

Ten Ways You Can Use the NCSTL Web Site | National Institute of Justice: "Ten Ways You Can Use the NCSTL Web Site

by Diana Botluk

Where do you go when you need to know more about a type of forensic science or a particular scientific evidentiary issue? Whether you are a law enforcement professional looking for information on voice analysis, a lawyer preparing a forensic anthropologist for trial, an academic doing research on forensic linguistics, or a person who just wants to know if the latest story line on CSI: Miami could possibly be true, there is a Web site that can help.

The National Clearinghouse for Science, Technology and the Law at Stetson University College of Law offers a resource for judges, lawyers, scientists, law enforcement officials, academics and others who seek information about the nexus between law, science and technology. Sponsored by a grant from the National Institute of Justice, the Web site (www.ncstl.org Exit Notice) is free to everyone. Users who register can save searches or stop in the middle of a session and come back to it later. Search results can be shared through e-mail or posted on another Web site, allowing click-throughs to specific search results. Here are some of the resources the NCSTL Web site provides."

Bloodstain pattern analysis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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Jump to: navigation, search
This article includes a list of references, related reading or external links, but its sources remain unclear because it lacks inline citations. Please improve this article by introducing more precise citations where appropriate. (January 2009)"

CDC - A-Z Injury Topics

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# Browser Upgrade: Singing Opera's Praises, Law.com, Feb. 6, 2007.
# Cast Your Browser Vote: Firefox 2.0 or IE7?, Law.com, Nov. 7, 2006.
# Blogging and the Bottom Line, Legal Tech Newsletter, May 5, 2005.
# 20 Tips For Web Site Success: Lessons From Lawyers On The Internet, originally published in Law Office Computing.
# The Risks and Rewards of Outsourced Legal Writing, April 3, 2003, The National Law Journal.
# The 'Always-On' System (Kmart extranet), June 26, 2003, Corporate Counsel.
# Browse Your Way to Compliance, Jan. 27, 2003, Corporate Counsel.
# Common Cause: Firms Unite for More Health Plan Clout, Summer 2003 LawFirmInc.
# Renegotiating Leases: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, Spring 2003, LawFirmInc.
# Top Sites: In Search of Ethics on the Internet, March 2003 Law Practice Management.
# Five Essential Search Sites for Solos, Winter 2003 Solo.

COLUMN

Ambrogi writes the syndicated column legal.online, which appears monthly in a variety of legal periodicals. Below is the complete set of these columns.

Important note: Links and descriptions were current as of the date of the column. Over the years, many have changed or expired and are no longer accurate.
2008
# December:
# November: Tweet 16: 16 Ways Lawyers Can Use Twitter
# October: A Round-up of New Legal Sites
# September: 10 Essential Podcasts for Lawyers
# August: First Look: Martindale-Hubbell Connected
# July:
# June: Networking for Lawyers: In Search of Symbiosis (Part two of two)
# May: Social Networking Sites for Lawyers (Part One of Two)
# April: Super-Powered Web Sites
# March:
# February: Case Law Just Wants to be Free
# January: New Legal Search Tool Has Broad Potential
2007
# December:
# November: A Round-up of What's New on the Web
# October: Discovering E-Discovery on the Web: Second of Two Parts
# September: Discovering E-Discovery on the Web: First of Two Parts
# August: Summer Recruiting Sites: Flubs and Dubs
# July: Summer Recruiting Sites: The Good and the Ugly
# June:
# May: What's New on the Legal Web
# April: Where There's a Wiki, There's a Way
# March: Legal Technology Buying Guides
# February: Food Allergies and the Law
# January: Round-up of Recently Launched Sites
2006
# December:
# November:
# October:
# September: Part 3.0 of Web 2.0: The End of the Tour
# August: Part 2.0 of Web 2.0: The Internet's Second Coming
# July: Web 2.0: The Internet's Second Coming
# June:
# May:
# April:
# March:
# February:
# January:
2005
# December:
# November: 10 Essential Podcasts for Lawyers
# October: Two Unique Formats Enhance Sites' Usability
# September:
# August: Sites Offer Support for Busy Media Lawyers
# July:
# June: The Power of RSS
# May: Patently Odd: Where on the Web to Find Wacky Patents
# April: A Papal Pundit, and Other News From the Legal Web
# March: More of My Round-up of Recently Launched Sites
# February: A Round-up of Recently Launched Sites
# January: Could Podcasting Be CLE's New Wave?
2004
# December: Correspondence Courses for the Internet Era
# November: A Look Back At Sites Launched in 2004
# October: Virtual Justice: Resolving Disputes Online
# September: IP Blogs: Pocket Parts for a Digital Age
# August:
# No column. July: Useful Sources for Company Research
# June: Laughing at Lawyers and the Law
# May: Useful Search Tools You May Not Know About
# April: Estate Planning with Help from the Web
# March: Protecting Intellectual Property: Practical Resources on the Web
# February: Preserving Legal History Through the Web
# January: Patent and Trademark Searching Via the Web
2003

# December: No column
# November: Bankruptcy Lawyers Indebted to the Net
# October: Web Sites for Corporate Lawyers
# September: The 10 Best Legal Sites of the Decade
# August: A Supreme Collection of High Court Resources
# July: No column
# June: A Brief Summary: Free Briefs on the Web
# May: A Round-up Of New and Interesting Sites
# April: A Hodgepodge of Newly Launched Sites
# March: Managing Knowledge Management via the Web
# February: Daubert Tool Lets Lawyers Track Expert's History
# January: Lawyers As Pundits, By Way of the Web
2002
# December: Many 'Blawgs' Provide Practical Information
# November: The Year's Most Laudable Web Site Launches
# October: Federal Sites Offer Resources for Conveyancers
# September: With Redesign, VersusLaw Remains Useful, Affordable
# August: One Year Later, 9/11 Sites Largely Abandoned
# July: No column.
# June: Recently Hatched Web Sites Take Wing
# May: Upstarts Set Stage For Search Engine Showdown
# April: No column.
# March: Web Resources for the Macintosh Lawyer
# February: Shedding Light on the Tobacco Industry
# January: Cache Clean Up: A Hodgepodge of Sites
2001
# December: In Search Of Ethics On The Internet
# November: Family Feuds: Divorce, Custody and Child Support
# October: Legal Community Comes to the Aid of its Own, Online
# September: Web Sites Support Poverty Lawyers (part 2 of 2)
# August: The Public Good: Pro Bono and Public Interest (part 1)
# July
# June: The 10 Best Web Sites for Lawyers
# May
# April: Net Law: The Internet's Rules of the Road
# March: Resolving Disputes Over the Web
# February: Bankruptcy Lawyers Indebted to the 'Net
# January: The Internet is Rich in Environmental Resources
2000
# December: Topical Sites For Tort Lawyers
# November: Estate Planning With Help From The Web
# October: Correspondence Courses for the Electronic Era
# September: Official Sites Help Criminal Lawyers Make Their Case
# August: The Web Holds The Patent On Patent Searching
# July: Help In Managing Your Law Practice
# June: Best Sites For Securities Lawyers
# May: The Law In The Palm of Your Hand
# April: The Best Legal-Ethics Sites On The Web
# March: Old Friends, New Sites, Same Spirit
# February: ASPs Zero In On The Legal Market
# January: Web Sites Serve Debate Over Multidisciplinary Practice
1999
# December: Getting To Know The Supreme Court
# November: Managing Litigation Via The Web
# October: Software Solutions That Skip The Software
# September: Among Recent Sites, Some Winners, Some Losers
# August: Recent Sites Prove Worthy Of A Lawyer's Time
# July:
# June:
# May:
# April:
# March: Best of the Web for Lawyers
# February: Worldwide Commerce on the Worldwide Web
# January: Originality Helps New Legal Products Stand Out
1998
# December 1998: Cache Clean-up: Recent Web Sites Reviewed
# November 1998: In Search of Ethics on the Internet
# October 1998: Correspondence Courses For the Digital Decade
# September 1998: For Research Services, It's A Horse Race
# August 1998: Untangling The Web of Law Practice Management
# July 1998: Finding Federal Court Opinions Online
# June 1998: You Asked For It! A Look At Readers' Web Sites .
# May 1998: Millennium Bug Gets Caught In The Web
# April 1998: Westlaw, Lexis-Nexis Set Up Shop On The Web .
# March 1998: New Services Deliver Legal News Via The Web
# February 1998: Best of the Web For Lawyers
# January 1998: Off the Beaten (Or Oft-Surfed) Path
1997
# December 1997: Estate Planning With Help From The Web
# November 1997: Finding Free Software on the Internet
# October 1997: Finding A Job Using The Internet
# September 1997: Lexis, West Unveil Major Internet Services
# August 1997: Lawyer-Client E-mail OK, But Watch The Spam
# July 1997: Best Internet Resources For Securities Lawyers
# June 1997: Jury Verdict Research Using the Internet
# May 1997: 10 Must-Have Sites For Every Lawyer's Bookmarks List
# April 1997: First Look: Lexis-Nexis' Web-based Research Service
# March 1997: A Real Estate Lawyer's Guide to the Internet
# February 1997: New Tools For Legal Research On The 'Net
# January 1997: Internet Marketing 101: Alternatives To The Web
1996
# December 1996: The Internet Is Rich In Environmental Resources
# November 1996: Non-Legal Web Sites Can Help A Busy Lawyer
# October 1996: State Laws on the Internet
# September 1996: Crawling For Needles In The Internet Haystack
# August 1996: Tort Lawyers Can Use The 'Net To Research Products, Injuries, More
# July 1996: Best of the Web for Lawyers 1996
# June 1996: Cyberspace Becomes Forum For Resolving Disputes
# May 1996: Bankruptcy Resources Abound On The Internet
# April 1996: Internet Use Creates Call For New Citation System
# March 1996: State Bars Ponder Rules for Web Sites
# February 1996: West's New Online Service Ready For Debut
# January 1996: For Family Lawyers, Net Resources Are Few
1995
# December 1995: Legal Research On The Internet: A Primer
# November 1995: Finding Experts On The Internet
# October 1995: Networking On The Net
# September 1995: First Look: The Microsoft Network Offers Little For Lawyers
# August 1995: Treasure For Lawyers On The World Wide Web
# July 1995: Content Is Key To Web Page Design
# June 1995: Should Your Firm Have A Site On The Internet?
# May 1995: Finding Court Decisions On The Internet
# April 1995: Online Services Battle For Lawyers' Loyalty
# March 1995: The Internet: A Revolution in Law Practice




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