JURIST - Legal news feeds for websites and intranets

Legal news from JURIST's Paper Chase service is available via RSS in headline/digest form or full text. Our headline/digest RSS is available for free reposting on legal, educational, and governmental websites and intranets, as well as for use on blogs, in personal RSS readers, news aggregators and Facebook pages. Click for feed examples and HTML code or harvest the feed yourself. Google offers our RSS headlines as an iGoogle gadget, and Widgetbox offers this widget for easy incorporation of JURIST news on blogs and websites. JURIST legal news headlines are additionally available via Twitter.

JURIST legal news is also available in full text RSS for personal news aggregators. Public display of JURIST's full text legal news feed on other websites, intranets or blogs without JURIST's express permission is strictly probibited.

For those interested in specific topics or content, JURIST also provides these other feeds by RSS:

Alerts [breaking news]

US Legal News

World Legal News

Forum [op-eds]

This Day at Law [legal history]

Gazette [new documents]

Monitor [new video]

Live Webcasts [live video]

Customized feeds are available for JURIST news containing specific search terms: for instance, to pull all JURIST's news mentioning "Guantanamo", just search for that term using the box on the top right of all our pages and and click on the RSS icon in the top right of the news search results that appear. Put that into your news aggregator and you'll get all JURIST's future Guantanamo reports, or put the feed on your website (see below) to post JURIST's latest Guantanamo news for your site visitors.

Running out of room on your blog or website? Try our ticker!

An e-mail daily digest of legal news is also available from JURIST. RSSFWD will email JURIST feeds to you in real time; Twitter and Pingie will send them to your cellphone as text messages.

Over 100 major websites and intranets already carry JURIST legal news or one of JURIST's Paper Chase legal news feeds, including...

Newspapers / Magazines / Radio

New York Times
WashingtonPost.com
WTOP Radio [Washington, DC)
National Post [Canada]
ABA Journal
Government / Courts / Judiciary
US Department of Justice [intranet]
US Transportation Security Administration [intranet]
US Court of Appeals Seventh Circuit Library [intranet]
US Court of Appeals Sixth Circuit Library [intranet]
National Judicial College
Washington State Courts [intranet]
Massachusetts Trial Courts Law Libraries
Texas Center for the Judiciary
Swedish Parliament Library [intranet]
Law firms
Litchfield Cavo [Chicago, IL]
Rathbun, Cservenyak & Kozol [Chicago, IL]
Nelson Mullins [Columbia, SC]
Issacs & Issacs [Louisville, KY]
Maslon Edelman [Minneapolis - intranet]
Taggart Morton [New Orleans]
Cheshire Parker Schneider Bryan & Vitale [Raleigh, NC]
McBride & McBride [Columbus, GA]
Austin, Ley, Roe & Patsko [Columbus, GA]
Baron Associates [Brooklyn, NY]
Bertine Hufnagel [White Plains, NY]
Silverberg, McGorry, Sellers & Silverberg [Buffalo, NY]
Shook Hardy & Bacon [Kansas City - intranet]
Downs Rachlin Martin [Burlington - intranet]
Bass Berry & Sims [Nashville - intranet]
Jordan Coyne & Savits [DC]
Haskins & Cyboron [Colorado Springs, CO]
Pickrel, Schaeffer and Ebling [Dayton, OH]
Thomissee & Thomissee [Houston, TX]
Forizs & Dogali [Tampa, FL]
Tullo Law Firm [Tampa, FL]
Legal associations / Centers
ABA Section of International Law
Law School Admission Council [intranet]
Hawaii State Bar Association
New Jersey Law Librarians Association
Columbus Law Library Association
Manchester Bar Association
Blogs
BarclayBlog
Diplomacy 101
Federal Civil Practice Bulletin
Governance Focus
Rawblog
To Seek a Newer World
Votelaw
Other
Advance Insight LLC
Apex Documents
Arete Legal
Bork Communication Group
CustomsCourt.com
DirectLex
Gavel2Gavel.com
Law and Policy Institutions Guide
LawHunter.com
LexNotes
PracticeSource.com
Trial Practices Inc.
USLaw.com

Law libraries / Law schools

Add dynamic, high-quality legal content to your own website or intranet, support and further legal education, and keep lawyers, law students, and patrons coming back - just cut-and-paste into your webpage a simple string of HTML code incorporating our legal news headlines.

Just want to link to our legal news? Link to the headlines here, or link to the full Paper Chase legal news weblog here.

Ticker Feed

To get the code for this ticker please enter the URL of your website and your e-mail address so we can advise you of updates and changes:

Custom Feeds

Feedroll allows you to create headline blocks for JURIST's Paper Chase precisely customized to suit your website according to desired width, color, and font. It also gives you the choice of displaying just our headlines, or headlines plus a "digest" of the first few lines of our news stories. And it's Firefox-friendly!

To add the Feedroll version of JURIST's Paper Chase legal news to your website, click here. The format of the headline output can be customized by altering the values and colors in the "Custom Design" box (for example, de-selecting "Headlines Only" will produce a set of headlines plus the first few lines of every story).

The Feedroll version of our feed is not updated as frequently as our own headline boxes (only every 15 minutes), but otherwise it's very website-friendly.

A new service called FeedDigest now also offers similar tools for putting Paper Chase legal news on your website in customized form.

Developers can directly display part or all of our RSS feed, so long as it's clearly attributed to JURIST's Paper Chase.

If you have any questions or problems, e-mail us at JURIST@pitt.edu

Classic Feeds

These feeds are built and maintained directly by JURIST, and we update them in real time. Use the width that's most appropriate for your webpage and give your visitors real-time access to breaking legal stories, news and interesting resources. This width - 400 pixels - is good for the center area of a page...

To get the code for this newsblock please enter the URL of your website and your e-mail address so we can advise you of updates and changes:

This width - 250 pixels - might work as an element in a center area that has other elements, or has a large sidebar...

To get the code for this newsblock please enter the URL of your website, and your e-mail address so we can advise you of updates and changes:

This width - 175 pixels - is good for margins and sidebars where space is at a premium...

To get the code for this newsblock please enter the URL of your website, and your e-mail address so we can advise you of updates and changes: