Links to the results of the survey for each country are listed on this site. Copyright Overview - Legal Information Institute Cornell University presents key copyright resources including links to the relevant sections of the U.S. Code and the Code of Federal Regulations. Recent copyright decisions, as well as, historic court decisions are also available via this site. Additional features are links to international copyright information and to Cornell's sites concerning intellectual property matters. NLRG's free newsletter which gives synopses of new cases, in various jurisdictions, and in a variety of areas of the law, is available on-line.
Back issues archived by subject are available.
The site also provides a search engine. The MOST program assists decision makers in designing constitutional frameworks and public policies to promote peaceful co-existence between different religious communities. It includes a chart synopsizing the law, links to statutes, links to attorney general sites, attorneys that specialize in the area, and consumer's recourse and legal rights. The Oyez Project of Northwestern University provides biographical information about the late Harry A. Blackmun. Also included are links to the full-text of cases in the Oyez database in which Blackmun participated.