Cases can be searched by case name, full text, party name, claimant's country of origin, jurisdiction, or court, or by the chapter numbering scheme of The Law of Refugee Status , by James Hathaway. Future plans include expanding the site by jurisdiction to include other asylum countries and topically to cover adjudication of the rights of refugees. The International Judicial Assistance, Notarial Services and Authentication of Documents site is an official United States Department of State source for information about the legal requirements in specific foreign countries. The site provides information relating to judicial procedures and documents in 38 foreign countries, including service of process, obtaining evidence, and enforcement of judgments in criminal and family matters. Also available are treaties, conventions, and laws pertaining to these issues.
Information is organized both by country and by subject.
Links are also provided to treaty databases and other international information websites. The database currently contains over 500 of the approximately 1,600 existing decisions, and all cases are expected to be included by spring 2001. Developed by Toronto lawyer Zak Muscovitch, the site is intended to be a one-stop research portal for all aspects of domain law. Registration is free of charge and provides users with full access to DNLR summaries, as well as the monthly Domain Name Law Reporter via e-mail. Online A project of the Center for the Study of Central Banks at New York University School of Law, this site collects and disseminates information related to central banks and financial systems worldwide.