The Gov Docs Finder is broken down into 8 different categories. The links on the center of each page are available online for free. The links in the box at the bottom of the page can be accessed on campus and are only available off campus to the law school community.
Library of Congress’s Country Studies were published from 1988-1998. The original intent of the series was to provide information related to lesser-known areas of the world where U.S. troops might be deployed. The collection is not all-inclusive, but it does cover 101 different countries and regions around the world.
The official website of the European Union provides an overview of EU publications, reports, statistics and EU libraries and a register of all official EU documents for all EU institutions.
(CIA World Factbook) Includes information on the history, people, government, economy, geography, communications, transportation, military, and transnational issues for 266 world entities.
Provides access to Canada Supreme Court Reports. Browse by volume or by using HeinOnline's Citation Navigator.
NOTE: Off-campus access limited to law school community.
Includes English translations of the constitutions of 192 countries and 144 territories and dependencies, along with extensive expert commentary. Also offers access to the current constitutions of the United States, each of the 50 states and the 15 U.S. territories.
NOTE: Off-campus access limited to law school community.
(Law Library Microform Consortium Digital Collection, LLMC Digital Collection) This cooperative of libraries focuses on the preservation of legal and government documents. This content is accessible and searchable through the online collection of federal, state, territorial, and international documents.
NOTE: Off-campus access limited to law school community.
Browse HeinOnline's Treaties and Agreements Library by category: treaty publications, treaty guides and indexes, treaties, books, and texts, or by important treaties and agreements links.
NOTE: Off-campus access limited to law school community.
(World Constitutions Illustrated: Contemporary & Historical Documents & Resources).
This collection is meant to contain the current constitution of every country in the world, in its original language. For countries where multiple original-language versions exist, HeinOnline will provide each. Also included will be at least one English translation. Includes "more than 800 classic books on constitutions, constitutional history and jurisprudence, and political and economic history as well as more than a dozen legal periodicals focusing on constitutional law."
NOTE: Off-campus access limited to law school community.
