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The Making of Modern Law: Trials 1600-1926 (Gale Cengage)

The Making of Modern Law: Legal Treaties 1800-1926 (Gale Cengage)
Provides digital images of 22,000 US and British legal treatises published from 1800 through 1926. Full-text searching of more than 10 million pages is available.

Max Planck Encyclopedia of Public International Law Online (Oxford Univ Press)
For description see Encyclopedia of Public International Law Online

Media Law Reporter (BNA)
Weekly e-mail feature of Media Law Reporter with summaries of the latest federal and state media law cases, linked to full text on the Web. Includes some cases that won’t appear in the regular Media Law Reporter. Contains all issues published since May 2, 2003.

Medical Research Law & Policy Report (BNA)
Twice-monthly publication on regulatory and legal developments in medical research. Follows activities at the state level, private litigation, and industry and association developments as they relate to government regulation. Contains all issues published since March 2002.

Medicare Report (BNA)
Weekly coverage of legislative, regulatory, and legal developments affecting the Medicare program. Contains all issues published since February 2, 1996.

Mergers & Acquisitions Law Report (BNA)
Weekly coverage of federal, state, and international M&A developments. Covers litigation, legislation, regulation, and industry activities in corporate, securities, environment, tax, health care, employment, and intellectual property law. Contains all issues published since January 11, 1999.

Money & Politics Report (BNA)
Daily reporting of the most important issues surrounding campaign finance reform, new lobbying regulations, and government ethics.