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Links & Search Engines
San Francisco Lawyer David Wise is a Criminal Lawyer in
San Francisco, Oakland, Alameda, Marin and San Mateo Counties - A San Francisco attorney specializing as an Oakland and San Francisco Criminal Lawyer covering DUI, Three Strikes, Domestic Violence and more.
Legal Research
Bureau of Justice Statistics > authoritative data on law enforcement issues & trends
Nat'l Criminal Justice Reference System > 5 clearinghouses in one
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
American Society for Industrial Security
PA. Association of Licensed Investigators (PALI)
Intelnet
Greater Phila Chapter - American Society for Industrial Security
Satellite Photos of anywhere
Maps of everywhere
Greater Philadelphia Hotel Association
Scotland Yard
Search Engines
Dog Pile
Hey! Don't blame us! We didn't name this thing! This is a search engine that searches several search engines (20?) simultaneously, both on the web and other
Internet sources. Searches on the Web: Yahoo!, Lycos' A2Z, Excite Guide, World Wide Web Worm, WWW Yellow Pages, PlanetSearch, What U Seek, Lycos, WebCrawler, InfoSeek, AltaVista, Excite & HotBot. Also
searches several news sources.
AltaVista
Fast searching, fast indexing and powerful search refining options. Highly
rated for finding scientific information.
Excite
Has a database of more than 50 million Web pages and 60,000
categorized Web site reviews supposedly carefully selected by an
editorial staff. Hence, a very popular search engine.
HotBot
As the name implies, this is currently a "hot" search engine, i.e., very
popular. Sponsored by the magazine Hotwired. Claims to index the largest
number of full-text Web documents.
Infoseek
Very fast, very flexible.
Lycos
Handy display and search options as well as an excellent subject guide.
OpenText
Indexes the entire text of documents. Could mean tediously low precision
or the ability to dig deep into a subject. Not, probably, for the casually
interested browser.
Webcrawler
This is the search engine most of the millions of casual AOL subscribers
use and thus, is often very busy or unavailable during peak times.
Yahoo
A cross between subject directory and search engine. Can be narrowed
to a very fine subject matter area. Sometimes it helps to see a list of
categories in a subject area. If so, this is the place to start.
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