Moritz Legal Information Blog

The United Nations Statistics Division (UNSD) has launched a new seach component for UN statistical information called UNdata . UNdata is replacing the United Nations Common Database (UNCDB) which is being discontinued. From Harvard's Et Seq .

The Harvard Law School faculty has voted to make faculty articles freely available online. Read the press release here . From WisBlawg .

Words of warning for new attorneys from Attorney Steven C. Bennett in The National Law Journal (via Law.com).

The current issue of InSite discusses several resources: GLIN: Global Legal Information Network PLoL: Public Library of Law Trade Observatory Tribal Law Journal United Nations Scholars' Workstation For a good explanation of each of these sources, check out InSite .

This is going to get very ugly. From Barco 2.0 .

There is a new web site called Nationmaster that allows users to view various statistics from countries all over the world. The statistics collected cover a great many topics, including crime, employment, education, and immigration, just to name a few. The data can be organized into charts, which makes it easy to compare countries in the statistical categories. From Heafey Headnotes .

The current issue of InSite discusses several resources: International Action Network on Small Arms Secrecy News Small Arms Survey Stanford Law School Center for Internet and Society UC Berkeley Library's Congressional Research Tutorials For a good explanation of each of these sources, check out InSite .