Law & government
LexisNexis
lexisnexis.com
Law & governmentfree + paid
Subscription research service for case law, statutes, and news archives. Export documents as PDFs to bring vetted legal sources into a notebook.
LexisNexis is one of the two services most US legal practice runs on, so documents pulled from it — case law, statutes, news archives — carry the same weight a practicing lawyer would put on them. That makes it a strong source for a notebook that needs citations a legal audience would recognize as legitimate. There's no free tier to speak of, so a notebook built on it depends on institutional or paid access, unlike Justia or Google Scholar.
Import into Gemini Notebook
- 1Copy the link above (or a specific page from the site).
- 2In your notebook, click Add source → Website.
- 3Paste the link and confirm — several links can be pasted at once, one per line.
Government sites publish authenticated PDFs of bills, filings and records — import those directly rather than a search results page.
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- ISO Online Browsing PlatformLook up any ISO standard's scope, terms, and definitions for free; full standard texts must be purchased. Good for pinning down exact terminology.
- JustiaFree US case law, codes, and regulations with clean permanent URLs. Paste opinion pages as Website sources for legal research notebooks.
- Supreme Court OpinionsEvery US Supreme Court slip opinion straight from the Court, as free PDFs. Primary-source material that grounds legal research better than commentary.
- USPTO Patent Public SearchFull-text search across US patents and applications. Save a patent as PDF and upload it — claims and specifications ground prior-art questions well.
- WIPO PATENTSCOPESearch international PCT filings alongside dozens of national patent collections. Documents download as PDFs for patent-landscape notebooks.