Findlaw-Internet Legal Resources http://www.findlaw.com
Comprehensive collection of legal information available on the World Wide Web. Good starting point for any online legal research. Posts U.S. Supreme Court and U.S. Circuit Court cases. Includes extensive attorney directory.
Washlaw Web http://www.washlaw.edu
Washburn University School of Law has long been a pioneer in organizing Internet resources. This large site links to both law and law-related sites, including law journals.
The Legal Information Institute http://www.law.cornell.edu
Hosted by the Cornell University School of Law. Posts unofficial versions of the U.S. Code, Code of Federal Regulations, Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, Federal Rules of Evidence, and U.S. Supreme Court cases since 1990. Provides summary of several areas of law, including criminal law, intellectual property, and tax law. Contains links to other federal and state information available on the World Wide Web. Has a "Current Awareness" section that summarizes recent developments in the law.
Northern California Association of Law Libraries - NOCALL http://nocall.org/links/index.html
Contains extensive links to available legal information web sites. Arranged by subject.
Legal Glossaries http://www.saccourt.ca.gov/general/legal-glossaries/legal-glossaries.aspx
The Sacramento County Superior Courts has developed these legal glossaries in a 12 languages. These online glossaries are still evolving but they are useful for patrons and those individuals studying for the interpreter's exam.
Search Systems http://www.searchsystems.net/index.php
Provides links to public records databases that may help locate businesses and people.
Public Record Finder http://www.publicrecordfinder.com/
Another possible starting spot for online public record information.
Free Public Records Finder http://www.freeprf.com
Provides links to public records databases.
BRB Publications, Inc. http://www.brbpub.com/
A publisher of sourcebooks used for locating public records, this site includes a Free Resource Center.
Judgment Interest Calculator (Excel)
Legal Aid Foundation, Santa Barbara County
You'll have to have macros enabled when you run it.
How to use:
1) Enter the total judgment including costs in Cell A2.
2) Enter the date the judgment was entered in Cell B2.
3) Enter the last day for interest to be calculated in Cell C2 (usually the day you run the program)
4) Hit Calculated Interest button. This will generate a daily list of of the balance of the judgment from the date of entry of judgment to the last day for the interest calculations.
5) Put in the amount of costs claimed on the date they were allowed.
This will cause a recalculation of the outstanding Principal and the daily interest amount based on the costs being added to the judgment.