CanLII (the Canadian Legal Information Institute) have announced the inclusion of the DLR (Dominion Law Reports) in their database.
The new content of around 4000 decisions is limited to reports since 1980, which have also been cited by cases in CanLII. In otherwords, just the relevant stuff!
Enjoy.
Showing posts with label Free Access to Law. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Free Access to Law. Show all posts
Monday, September 19, 2016
Friday, August 27, 2010
Free (US) legal research guide
This is a great idea - something for (US) law students that more-or-less matches the material peddled by the big legal publishers. But in this case, both the guide and the research tools are free, and will continue to be free even after the students graduate. Chiefly a website, but it contains a short (3-page) PDF which is worth a look too.
If only we had an NZ equivalent, preferably put together by some Judi-like someone with a good grasp of freebie sources and how they can be used...
If only we had an NZ equivalent, preferably put together by some Judi-like someone with a good grasp of freebie sources and how they can be used...
Monday, May 31, 2010
New Zealand Legislation Online
New Zealand Legislation online has announced that from 2012, legislation on its site will be recognised as official. Historic and repealed legislation may also be made available through the same site.
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