This site is organized and all information is easily found. It is very explanatory and helpful. The site asks the question that is coming up more and more each day. Do our first amendment rights of freedom of speech and press protect the Internet? It goes into 10 Internet laws that should be developed to protect Internet users. It discusses the point that people's personal information should not be given out without their permission. It talks about having certain guide lines that web designers have to follow. It discusses credibility of the web sites, and the availability of pornography. This site recommends laws that the Internet should develop. I thought the information was very easy to read; it works well with the screen reader JAWS. Susan Stellin, executive editor at CNET, developed the site. The ideas on this site express Ms. Stellin's personal opinion.
Reviewed by Anthony L.

If you want to know more about the law and what goes on in a murder trial, this site is for you. It takes you into a criminal murder trial, as you follow a defendant through the "legal justice system in the United States of America." Every part of this story is researched and legally accurate. Legal terms can even be looked up in a glossary. Also, along the way you can link to fact sheets that describe in more detail what is going on. It is very easy to follow and goes into great detail with lots of colorful pictures. But over all if you like a murder story this site will take you step by step through a trial. It even will let you listen to mood music. If you want to know more about law and what goes on in a trial this site is very informative. The site was developed by a group of people from Princeton, Rutgers, and Tufts Universities. The acknowledgments and credits range from police chiefs to custodial staff. There is also included a bibliography for further reading.
Reviewed by LaToya L.

This web site is about the law and various Supreme Court Decisions. I searched the sight because I'm interested in law. The good thing about this sight is it has a lot of the information that I need. There were links on the site that allowed me to find out what actually goes on in a legal case. I was even able to go way back in the early years to find out some things about law. Information loading takes a little while. That makes me a little frustrated, especially when I'm trying to get things done in a certain amount of time. I'm a visually-impaired student, so the speech on the computer helps a great deal. Going from link to link was not a problem at all. This site was developed through Project Hermes at Cornell as an electronic-dissemination project.
Reviewed by Niakima D.

The CIA's website was very organized and easy to get around. The site is part of the official United States Government System. It contains a lot of information on the CIA such as information on jobs available in the CIA, and what it takes to get into that job. Once you log onto the main page you have a smorgasbord of links to choose from. These links take you deep into the Intelligence community. You are able to access information on any country that you want. There is also a link were you can read released classified documents. As a blind user, I found that this website was very accessible and easy to get around. Your mission if you choose to take it, is to log on this site, and check it out.
Reviewed by Paul D.

A virtual tour of the Capitol is a very interesting site. When you first get on the site it shows you a picture of the Capitol building, and all of the pictures on this site are very clear and colorful. Then it gives a description of what the site is about. They also have a map that shows you where you are in the Capitol. You go through the Capitol room to room, and with each picture they give you some information about that area of the Capitol building. This site also has links to other sites that work, load quickly, and that are related to the site topic. The site also works with Zoom Text "a large print program," and there are no fees. I think this site would be very helpful to anyone who wants to learn about the Capitol or just see some really great pictures.
Reviewed by Rasheemah B.

This website is well organized and provides a variety of information that is well put together. It is very easy to get around from one area of the site to the other. It also informs you of its purpose and it goes into a detailed explanation about the contents of different areas of the webpage. In addition, this page is very accessible with a text only option, and it loads quickly. There are various links of interest to search for. Each page contains lots of helpful and educational information, as well as interesting pictures of the President, other people and the rooms at the White House in vivid color. This website does not contain any sound. Some pages within this site contain up-to-date information, such as important changes being made by the President. The website is maintained by the Web Development Team at the White House.
Reviewed by Saidah A.