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The U.S. Constitution
First Amendment Cyber-Tribune: This page is "intended to be a resource for anyone wanting to learn about the First Amendment."
Constitutional, Legal, and Ethical Considerations for Dealing with Electornic Files in the Age of Cyberspace: From the Georgetown University Law Center.
LawTalk - The Constitution and Its Amendments: This page provides links to various topics dealing with the Constitution and its Amendments.
Freedom of Speech: Provides numerous links to other pages dealing with various aspects of "freedom of speech" and the First Amendment.
United States Code: Contains the various chapters for Title 47 of the U.S. Code which deals with telegraphs, telephones, and radiotelegraphs. Chapter 4 is on the Radio Act of 1927.
Legislative Update: An overview of the 104th Congress's Electronic Privacy and Civil Liberties Legislation.
VTW BillWatch: BillWatch is a weekly newsletter tracking US federal legislation affecting civil liberties.

CDT's Communications Decency Act Issues Page: Links to the most recent text and discussion of the bill.
Alert: S314 Online "Decency Act" Threatens All Online Providers: Effect of the Communications Decency Act of 1995 on online providers should it be passed.
Freedom in Cyberspace: Provides links to various sites dealing with such issues as encryption, the Exon Bill, articles, e-mail addresses for members of Congress, etc.
Gingrich Says CDA is a "clear violation of free speech rights": Summarizes Newt Gingrich's statements about the CDA. Provides links to the article re: Gingrich's statements as well as a link to the Communications Decency Act Page.
The Campaign to Stop the Exon/Coats Communications Decency Act: Provides links to other sites that deal with preventing the passage of the CDA as well as an update on what is going on with the bill.
EFF Statement: A statement about S314 Online Decency Act.

U.S. v. Baker: This is the text of the District Court case.
The Thriving Cult of Greed and Power: Deals with various issues/cases involving The Church of Scientology and the Internet. Has links to various other pages for more information as well as a link to the alt.religion.scientology newsgroup
Amicus Curiae Brief: Amicus Curiae Brief in the Stratton Oakmont, Inc. v. Prodigy case.

DefenseLINK: Contains links to all areas of the Defense Department.
Library of Congress page on the U.S. Department of Defense: Contains additional links to other sites dealing with the Defense Department.
FCC Welcome Page: This is the Federal Communications Commission page.

The List: A list of service providers indexed by locations and services provided
The Top 6 Online Services as of Sept. 30,1995: Lists number of members and market share.
Compuserve
Prodigy
Good Morning Marie! Your FAQs Answered: Allows you access to answers re: different questions people may have about Prodigy and its services.
PRODIGY is . . . More Than You May Think: This page lists some of Prodigy's attributes as an online provider as well as providing links to some of Prodigy's resources.
America Online
Steve Case's letter to America Online users: In response to FBI investigation of AOL members using provider for illegal activity.
Why Stop Supporting AOL?: This page lists problems that the author has with America Online and links to related discussions.
World Wide Web Browsers: Has links to most of the popular/well-known browsers that are on the market today.

Legal Issues on the Internet: The text of an article written for the In-House Lawyer Magazine in November of 1994 by Dinah Nissen.
LegaLink, Release 2.1: A monthly newsmagazine published by Small, Craig & Werkenthin, P.C. that summarizes current legal developments on the Internet.
International Review of Criminal Policy: United Nations Manual on the Prevention & Control of Computer Related Crime.
Cyberspace and Social Ethic..a discussion