Extremely comprehensive site. Includes full-text of the latest cases
from the High Court, available on the day of their handing
down by the Court, as the most up-to-date site for this material available
on the Internet.
HG (www.hg.org) is the largest and only comprehensive legal site with
over 20,000 original pages and more than 70,000 links.
HG I contains information on over 6,000 legal organizations including every
government in the world.
HG II 's 200+ practice areas, 300+ discussion groups and 50 doing business
guides provide free access to substantive information. Now, hundreds of
hours of online seminars have been incorporated as well.
HG III's self-listing user-modifiable databases for meetings, publications,
employment, law firms, experts, court reporters, ADR professionals. Its
other resources, News, the Law Library, the Students' Page, and Journals,
are among the most extensive available on the Internet. The new Search
feature accesses a database of 35,000 law related URL's. More than 9,000
automatic searches have been defined so that additional materials on the
specific subject can be easily found.
OSIRIS provides access to awards, decisions, variations, agreements
(certified and enterprise flexibility agreements) and decision summaries
databases. These are updated with material provided from the Australian
Industrial Registry(AIR).
Nice Directory of law sites researched and compiled by Ron Huttner
( Lecturer In Computerised Legal Research, Faculty Of Law, The University
of Melbourne).
Deals with topics such as Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander social
justice, Disability discrimination , Human rights , Privacy , Race discrimination
, Sex discrimination
This new service from the Electronic Law Journals (ELJ) environment
provides information on publications, publishers and editors.
It is planned to develop the service further to deliver a range of
additional features including:
* full list of journal contents (articles and other material),
* abstracts,
* full text articles of print journals,
* nature and policy of the publishers and the journal,
* editorial board,
* guidance to contributors,
* subscription forms.
This new site of the Federal Attorney-General's Department provides
access to the Attorney-General's Home
Page and News Releases, as well as providing information about Australia's
Legal System
The new database, called RAVE, contains actual publications and/or
their sources (since 1995) in the field of European Law and International
Public Law. The sources are English, German and French speaking reviews,
treaties and other publications.
The foreign and international law web is a service of the Washburn
University School of Law Library. Their goal is to provide links to primary
foreign and international legal resources, research aids, and sites useful
in conducting research in these areas of the law. It is possible to search
by world regions, general topics or do a specific search.
US law front-end - you can search all available U.S. legal pages with
full-text legal content as well as case information.
A lso includes comprehensive links to law sites for countries such as Canada,
France, & Malaysia
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