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Legal commentary and recommended resources on issues and events with legal significance.
- African American History Month
- The Education of Non-Native Language Speaking Children
- Honduras: Constitutional Issues and Authorities
- United States: The Constitution
- Citizens United v. FEC and the Future of Federal Campaign Finance Reform
- State Legislation on Comprehensive Health Care Coverage
|| Global Legal Monitor ||
Timely news on legal developments from around the world.
- Luxembourg: Taxation - Tax Administration Guidelines on Islamic Finance (04-FEB-10)
- Canada: Terrorism - Supreme Court Rules in Guantanamo Detainee Case (03-FEB-10)
- Australia: Securities markets - Securities Regulator to Have Greater Powers, Tougher Penalties (03-FEB-10)
- Nepal: Constitutional law - : Legislature Passes Constitutional Amendment (29-JAN-10)
- Philippines: Elections - Supreme Court Stops Commission on Elections by Issuing TRO in Favor of LGBT Party (29-JAN-10)
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Global and Comparative Law Resources
GLIN: Global Legal Information Network
International legal database with official full texts of published documents in the original languages. For a video introduction to GLIN, please click here.
Guide to Law Online
Annotated guide to online sources of legal information on government and law by U.S. state, country, or region.
Legal Blawgs
Access the web archive of more than 100 legal blawgs.
Multinational Collections Database
Sources that reprint the laws and regulations of international jurisdictions on specific legal topics.
Legislative Resources
THOMAS
In the spirit of Thomas Jefferson, legislative information from the Library of Congress.
Congressional Hearings
Full-text access to historical Congressional committee hearings on a variety of topics.
A Century of Lawmaking for a New Nation
Collection of U.S. Congressional documents and debates (1774-1875), including laws, journals, and letters of the Founding Fathers.
Additional Resources
Collections
Find important information on the scope of our collections, including rare books and information on digitization efforts.
Databases & eResources
The Law Library provides access to a broad range of legal databases and eResources. A chart outlining these products by topic is provided for additional help.
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The guides listed can help you begin a legal research project by offering quick techniques and a selection of legal resources and tools.
Guides to Our Collections
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Roberta Shaffer, Law Librarian of Congress, Issues a Holiday Letter
Read about Law Library of Congress updates as the Institution heads into the next decade.
Holiday Update
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Vision for the Law Library
Orientation to Legal Research
February 11, 2010, 10am – 12:30pm.
GLIN Global Journal
Periodic newsletter by and about GLIN Network members.
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Ronald Dworkin delivers the inaugural Kellogg Biennial Lecture on Jurisprudence.
