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GENERAL TOPICS — AUSTRALIAN LAW – Property Law — CANADIAN LAW – Evidence – Constitutional law – Copyright law – Criminal Law – Trade-mark law — ENGLISH LAW – Criminal Law – Contract Law – Equity and Trusts – Property Law – Tort Law — JAPANESE LAW – Law and Government — UK LAW – Company Law – Database Law – Taxation — US LAW – Civil Procedure – Criminal Law – Copyright Law – Corporate Law – Income Tax – Patent Law – Torts Casebook – Trademark Law — EUROPEAN LAW – European Union Law — INTERNATIONAL LAW – International Law in the United States – Internet Governance – Private International Law |
General topics
Australian law
Canadian law
This is a collection of texts on core topics in Canadian law. They are most useful as companions in the study of law, and as such are organized based on a typical curriculum at a law school in Canada.
Basics
- Introduction
- Legal Citation
Core areas of law
Procedural law
Business and Finances
Intellectual Property
Annotated Laws
European Law
German Law
United Kingdom Law
English Law
Japanese Law
US Law
Comprehensive texts
Developing texts
- Employment Discrimination
- Federal Rules of Evidence
- Internet Law
- US Corporate Law
- US Income Tax
- US Property Law
- US Civil Procedure
- US Constitutional Law
- US Criminal Law
- US Contract Law
- US Tort Law
International law