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Resource of the Week: World Legal Information Institute
resourceshelf.com May 12, 2008
Resource of the Week: World Legal Information Institute (WLII) By Shirl Kennedy, Senior Editor Believe it or not, we stumbled across this awesome resource while poking around in the Wirtz Labor Law Library at the U.S. Department of Labor website. Officially launched in November 2002, the World...
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- U.S. Federal Executive Departments and Cabinet,
- U.S. Government,
- International Treaties,
- International Relations,
- Government,
- Treaty of Lisbon,
- International Tribunals,
- Legislation,
- International Justice & Courts,
- Judiciary & Lawsuits,
- International Law
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