A directory with biographical information for more than 20,000 judges in all levels of federal, state and local courts with jurisdictional, structural and geographical facts on the courts they serve, as provided by federal sources and by the individual states.
TRACFED provides statistical data drawn from public records, FOIA requests, and other sources related to the operation of government. Where possible, data from one agency is compared with another for general consistency.
A comprehensive legal research database from Bloomberg, including dockets, cases, statutes, financial and corporate information and news. UVA Law students and faculty have access via password. Ask for an access code at the Reference Desk, then register for access.
Law Students and Faculty may request a license code needed to set up an individual account. The license is good for one year from the date of registration. A new code must be requested each year. If you've previously set up an account, you can use the code to renew your account.
A comprehensive collection of legal and general databases, including cases, statutes, Shepard’s Citations, journal articles, and news. UVA Law students and faculty have access via password.
LexisAdvance vs. NexisUni: NexisUni is intended for the entire University community; it lacks some content and features of the law school version, but does not require a password.
A comprehensive commercial site from ThomsonWest, including cases, statutes, KeyCite, journal articles, and news. UVA Law students and faculty have access via password.
Requires a password. UVA law students and faculty should contact a law library staff member for assistance.
