Law Databases

The Australian Attorney-General Information Service (AGIS) provides access to legal research on Banking, Constitutional Law, Copyright, Criminal Law, Environmental Law, Family Law, Human Rights, International Law, Law and Legal Aid, Medical Law.

Australasian Information Institute (AustLII) provides access to legislation, journals, law reform, commission materials and unreported judgments in all Australian jurisdictions.

Commerce Clearing House (CCH) contains commentary for law (looseleaf), reports and guides on accounting, financial planning and corporate business.

Access to Uniform Civil Procedure Rules, commentary and analysis incorporating new cases weekly, Practice Directions and forms.

Provides an extensive collection of Australian legal databases. Includes CaseBase, (a case citator), Halsbury's Laws of Australia (encyclopedia), case law, legislation, law reports, journals and subject commentaries.

The Queensland Legal Indices (QLI) is a judgments indexing service initiated by the Supreme Court of Queensland Library in 1984. Coverage includes the Queensland Court of Appeal, Supreme Court and District Court, as well as the Planning and Environment Court and some other Queensland Tribunals.

Provides access to law reports, unreported judgments, commentaries and journals. Includes FirstPoint, (a case citator) and the Laws of Australia (encyclopaedia).

Complete coverage of US Reports, famous world trials, United Nations and League of Nations Treaty series. Also includes historical case law and other materials, Code of Federal Regulations (from inception to 1938), Federal Register (from inception to 1936).

A major reference work on all aspects of Public International Law including history, criminal, human rights, economic and environmental law.

Primary and secondary US, UK and European Union legal materials. Also includes case law, legislation, law reviews, treaties, law journals, newspaper and magazine articles and public records.