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The Law Webring is for websites, webpages & blogs that address various areas of law, legal research and analysis, and litigation. While focusing on enhancing the individual and constitution rights and the protection of both individuals and families, the Law webring accepts members who address any aspects related to the law that readers may find of benefit. Note that new member's sites are reviewed and must meet the intent of this webring. Sites advocating illegal activities or the overthrow of government (Federal or State) will not be allowed. We seek to have a webring usable by the general public but realize the some site content may very technical.

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The N Prototype Project, featuring the thai-chinese Tammya Suyin Ngaam, shows the invention of the first policewoman shaolin. A futuristic promoter of non-use of lethal weapons.

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David Harlow's Health Law Online Preview — Go
The Harlow Group LLC -- Health Care Law and Consulting Boston-based lawyer and consultant David Harlow provides practical and creative health care business and regulatory counsel to large and small providers, vendors and payors. David also blogs at HealthBlawg.

Ghost Amendment: The 13th Amendment that Never Was Preview — Go
Find out why a pro-slavery constitutional amendment proposed by Congress in 1861 is technically still open for states to ratify. Learn how Congress could rescind it.

HealthBlawg :: David Harlow's Health Care Law Blog Preview — Go
Current developments in health care law and policy together with the observations and analysis of David Harlow, principal of The Harlow Group LLC, a health care law and consulting firm based near Boston, Massachusetts.

Parental Rights in Children's Medical Care Advocacy Preview — Go
Child prodigy Shirley Cheng, a blind and physically disabled author and poet of 5 books by age 23, advocates parental rights in children's medical care. "When doctors ask yes or no, parents should have the right to say no," says Shirley, survivor of the 1990 internationally broadcast 5-month custody case against a doctor. Juliet Cheng was on CBS This Morning with Paula Zahn. www.ShirleyCheng.com