Lockergnome has set up a number of RSS feeds showing new products at amazon.com, including one for new (U.S.) law books .
(via LawSites)

Lockergnome has set up a number of RSS feeds showing new products at amazon.com, including one for new (U.S.) law books .
(via LawSites)

While I’m on the subject of French, thanks to Rainer Langenhan (Handakte WebLAWg) for emailing me the URL of a Canadian translation site, Word Wizards.

Most of the tools introduced would be of interest to French>legal glossary of federal statutes. This would be an excellent source for those weird Canadian civil law – common law translations that don’t work anywhere else (en droit et en équité, I found).

While I’m on the subject of French, thanks to Rainer Langenhan (Handakte WebLAWg) for emailing me the URL of a Canadian translation site, Word Wizards.

Most of the tools introduced would be of interest to French>legal glossary of federal statutes. This would be an excellent source for those weird Canadian civil law – common law translations that don’t work anywhere else (en droit et en équité, I found).

The legal Internet project at Saarbrücken University, my usual portal for German law, has a weekly recommended link (and it’s worth looking through the archives). The current one is a French portal, LexInter.net. I’m not an expert on French legal Internet sites, but this looks useful. It has statutes and codes, annotated and with Internet links. The repertoire de jurisprudence (that’s case law, isn’t it?) has a key word search. There’s also a guide thématique to French law, and bibliographies.

I had to enlarge the font size in IE6.

The legal Internet project at Saarbrücken University, my usual portal for German law, has a weekly recommended link (and it’s worth looking through the archives). The current one is a French portal, LexInter.net. I’m not an expert on French legal Internet sites, but this looks useful. It has statutes and codes, annotated and with Internet links. The repertoire de jurisprudence (that’s case law, isn’t it?) has a key word search. There’s also a guide thématique to French law, and bibliographies.

I had to enlarge the font size in IE6.