Verdict in Italian Court
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Irish referendum over the weekend
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Free, online, ongoing
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Revised guide by Catherine Best
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Decriminalization of homosexuality in India's capital
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Access for law school students, faculty and staff
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Information about the EC fine
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New software, search engine for IFLP
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Websites from the OSCE's Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights
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Proposed law rejected
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Articles on foreign and international legal research
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The U.N. Secretary General's database on violence against women
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Links to research papers from UK Parliament
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Blog lists databases of Chinese laws
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Links to WHO and CRS studies on violence against women
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Information about the Institute for Transnational Law at the University of Texas
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New legal research guides available on ClaraNet.
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Selected websites with information about Chinese law.
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Online sources of information about the European Union.
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The Law Library of Congress has created a new electronic publication, the Global Legal Monitor.  As the name implies, the newsletter will monitor legal developments from around the world.  According to the announcement, the newsletter will have frequent updates, and will occasionally feature "lectures, conferences, symposia and exhibits on timely legal topics." 

Heafey has completed three new research guides, which are designed to help patrons with research in international and foreign and comparative law:

• Foreign and Comparative Law
• U.S. Treaties and International Agreements
• World Treaties

You can find print copies of these research guides on the first floor of the library, and all of Heafey’s research guides are always available in electronic form on Heafey’s ClaraNet page.