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Information about and links to sources of foreign law. A guide to official sources and official versions, to full texts of legislation and English translations of codes.
Covers selected journals and essay collections worldwide, many non-English language. Provides coverage from 1985. In hard copy, this index provides coverage from 1960. From the American Association of Law Libraries (AALL).
Investor-State LawGuide (ISLG) has mapped the world of investment treaty law by capturing the relationships between treaties, arbitral rules, cases and other key materials.
"The Max Planck Encyclopedia of Public International Law (MPEPIL) is a comprehensive analytical resource that features peer-reviewed articles on every aspect of public international law. This online edition of the definitive reference work is the first port of call for anyone interested in international law."
"Oxford Public International Law Encyclopedia, or The Max Planck Encyclopedia of Public International Law (MPEPIL) is a comprehensive analytical resource that features peer-reviewed articles on every aspect of public international law. This online edition of the definitive reference work is the first port of call for anyone interested in international law."
Listing of the specific dates covered by each Congress, and each session therein. Also includes the name of the President who served during each Congress.
Easy-to-use statistics and empirical datasets from the federal government, state governments, private publishers, and international organizations. Empirical datasets can be customized and cross-tabulated with other datasets, and downloaded to Excel or a comma-delimited format.
We want to make sure that future lawyers are ready to integrate technology into their practice. That’s why Ravel Advanced is free for law students and legal academics. Once you sign up, you’ll have access not only to our extensive case law collection (which will soon include all American case law from the Harvard Law School Library), but also to the advanced analytical tools that make Ravel uniquely powerful as a legal research platform.
Government site to find, view, and comment on federal regulations and other federal actions. Allows users to search for comments submitted to federal agencies to on proposed regulations, or for proposed regulations currently open for comments.
ODS covers all types of official United Nations documentation, beginning in 1993. Older UN documents are, however, added to the system on a daily basis. ODS also provides access to the resolutions of the General Assembly, Security Council, Economic and Social Council and the Trusteeship Council from 1946 onwards. The system does not contain press releases (posted at http://www.un.org/News/Press/full.htm), UN sales publications , the United Nations Treaty Series or information brochures issued by the Department of Public Information.
Darts-ip unveils insights that were previously unavailable on cases, companies, IP portfolios, and technologies to support legal and business strategies on a global scale. It took ten years to collect, analyze and build the right platform for users to access and benefit from millions of court documents from all over the world.
An extraordinary scholarly resource which includes content from Eugene G. Wanger’s groundbreaking and unique bibliography
This fully-searchable, easy-to-use resource is packed with information on capital punishment and includes both a PDF and a database version of the Wanger bibliographic index, with access to nearly 650 full text out-of-copyright works indexed in Wanger’s collection. Other publications related to the death penalty include nearly 150 trials, 300 books, and periodicals, as well as relevant scholarly articles, an additional bibliography, and external links to further the researcher’s exploration of this topic.
Mr. Wanger’s work, combined with the additional content included in History of Capital Punishment in HeinOnline, provides an extensive and well-organized platform for research on capital punishment and related issues.
This database provides caseload information on federal district judges for criminal and civil cases as well as Immigration judges and judges serving on the FISA court.
Regulatory Insight provides researchers with workflow solutions to facilitate research tasks associated with administrative law. As a companion to Legislative Insight, Regulatory Insight offers U.S. federal administrative law histories for the period 1936-2014 organized by federal statute and executive order.
Regulatory Insight creates regulatory histories for individual federal statutes and Executive Orders by compiling pertinent Federal Register articles into a research-friendly workspace similar to the workspace provided in Legislative Insight. "Search within" functionality and the ability to limit by content type (e.g. notices, proposed rules, final rules) are available through the filters.
Supreme Court Insight, 1975-2016, is a complete online collection of full opinions from Supreme Court argued cases, including per decision, dockets, oral arguments, joint appendices and amicus briefs. Content associated with each case is compiled on a dynamic page organized to facilitate understanding of the judicial process, and is also retrievable on a document by document basis. This collection covers content through the 2016/2017 term.
Trial Boom is a first-person view, educational courtroom simulator that enables law students and lawyers to learn Evidence and Trial Advocacy through experiencing the dynamics of a courtroom from the trial attorney’s perspective. Direct and cross examine witnesses, defend your questions against opposing counsel’s objections, and object to opposing counsel’s questions and the witness’s answers. Trial Boom can help you win your next mock trial tournament, ace your Evidence Law course, and crush Evidence questions on the Bar Exam.
