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NATLEX and NORMLEX are the International Labour Organization's free databases, one for national labour laws and one for international labour standards. NATLEX holds more than 100,000 records covering 196 countries and over 160 territories…
SHERLOC is a free knowledge portal from the UN Office on Drugs and Crime on laws and cases about organised crime and terrorism. The name expands to Sharing Electronic Resources and Laws on Crime. It was built to help countries put the UN…
italaw is a free, open-access repository of investment-treaty arbitration, a field that is famously hard to see into, and it is run by an academic, not a state. Andrew Newcombe of the University of Victoria publishes it. It collects…
The World Trade Organization publishes a free dataset of every dispute brought under its dispute settlement system from 1995 to today, with the panel and Appellate Body reports and the documents around them. Each dispute has a profile…
Eagle-i is a free, curated directory of online legal resources from the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies at the University of London. Instead of searching the open web and hoping, you browse entries that a human has described, filtered…
The Legal Scholarship Network on SSRN is a free preprint server where law professors post papers before or alongside journal publication, and most can be downloaded without paying. It is a privately owned commercial platform (owned by a…
The Directory of Open Access Journals is a free index of journals whose articles are open to everyone, and its law listings are a quick way to find journals you can read without a subscription. Alongside it, the Law Network from the…
H2O is a free platform for creating and sharing open-licensed law casebooks, built by the Library Innovation Lab at the Harvard Law School Library. It began at the Berkman Klein Center. The reasoning is simple: most of a casebook is…
CALI, the Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction, is a non-profit consortium of law schools and libraries, and its eLangdell Press publishes free, open-access casebooks and other law school texts. It began publishing them in 2012.…
Awesome Legal Data is a free, community-maintained list on GitHub of datasets and resources for processing legal text, curated by the Open Legal Data project. It is for programmers and researchers, not for lawyers looking up a case. The…