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Occupational Safety & Health Daily (BNA)
Articles on legislative, regulatory, and judicial developments affecting job safety and health. Contains all issues published since January 2, 2001.

Occupational Safety & Health Reporter (BNA)
Weekly coverage of developments in federal and state occupational safety and health programs, standards, legislation, regulations, enforcement, and court and agency decisions. Contains all issues published since February 7, 1996.

Origins Plus Catholic News Service Document Archives (Catholic News Service)
Documentation in Origins ranges from encyclicals, speeches and other papal messages to pastoral letters by the bishops; from diocesan policy statements to current research to speeches in the news on public policy, liturgy, social justice, the parish, the family, ministries and much more.

Oxford Reports on International Criminal Law (Oxford University Press)
Oxford Reports on International Courts of General Jurisdiction (Oxford University Press)
Oxford Reports on International Human Rights Law (Oxford University Press)
Oxford Reports on International Law in Domestic courts (Oxford University Press)

Oxford Reports on International Law (Oxford University Press)
Covers selected decisions on international law from international courts, dispute settlement bodies and over one hundred individual states. Although content is organized into the modules listed above, you can search within a module or across all modules. All decisions have a headnote, the full text of the decision, and are linked to the Oxford Law Citator. Legal experts in the field provide detailed analysis of the core legal issues, highlighting the most salient points of the case, and providing historical and legal context to understand the significance of the decision. Translations of key passages of non-English judgments appear alongside the full text of the judgments in the original language.