Deborah L.

I personally use FindLaw.com for most of my legal research. I find it very user friendly to navigate. Whether a law student, lawyer or interested in the law this is a great place to start. In my opinion I like the fact that there are blogs and discussions. It is straight forward without a policitcal agenda. If you are interested in only the Supreme Court you can narrow your search and FindLaw has the full Supreme Court rulings with both the consenting and dissenting decisions. Good place to start if you have questions and provides other links. Very helpful site.

It was a nice surprise to come across this posting for the Official Site of the US Supreme Court and find people interested in reading the case law and opinions along with the dissents in cases that make it through the system to the highest court in our country.
Since this is the official site I find that this is mainly for purists of the Constitution and Supreme Court opinions. It if fairly easy to navigate if you know what you are looking for however I personally find FindLaw.com to be more user friendly and will post a review of this site next. In the meantime you may want to read a very controversial case recently decided by the Supreme /court and leaving many Americans going "huh"? This landmark 5-to-4 decision by the United States Supreme Court that corporate funding of independent political broadcasts in candidate elections cannot be limited, because doing so would be in noncompliance with the First Amendment, makes for interesting and thought provoking reading.

My first review has to be about ivetriedthat.com, The two founders, Joe and Steve, started this website out of their own personal situations and desire to find work at home opportunities along with other "outside the box" marketing ideas.
From their website and in their own words "I've Tried That is the collaborative project of Joe and Steve... a place with personal reviews of different online programs. We can try a bunch of different programs and give our opinions on them and all the while we'll try and make advertising cash on the side. Maybe even save some folks from getting scammed."

I stumbled onto this site when I too was checking out legitimate work at home scams and immediately subscribed to their daily email. There is no fee and both are accessable. Every email is a little lesson in what to beware of and they keep it simple. Too good to be true means just that--a scam.

I look forward to their posts and have contacted them on a few things and had immediate replies. They also feature guest posters, members who share their experiences. In this day and time with so many unemployed and searching for on line work with the hopes they are true, the work at home scams are everywhere. Joe and Steve write concise reviews pointing out the simple things to be done to not get involved with these scams that will debit your credit card and bank account to death. Personally I love the format and the guys themselves. Check it out if tempted by making $30,000 a month doing data processing at home. Seems a good fit with this site as well.