New Issue of Global Legal Monitor from Law Library of Congress
The Law Library of Congress has just released the June/July 2006 issue of the Global Legal Monitor.
This is the 2nd issue so far of this new publication launched in May 2006.
The Monitor summarizes legal developments from around the world, with selections made based on official national legal publications, and various press sources. The June/July issue has news from countries ranging from Bahrain to Zimbabwe, in areas such as criminal law, elections and politics, family law, human rights, taxation and trade law.
This is the 2nd issue so far of this new publication launched in May 2006.
The Monitor summarizes legal developments from around the world, with selections made based on official national legal publications, and various press sources. The June/July issue has news from countries ranging from Bahrain to Zimbabwe, in areas such as criminal law, elections and politics, family law, human rights, taxation and trade law.
Labels: comparative and foreign law, current awareness, international law
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