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Online ResourcesFrom Oxford University
PressOverviewwww.oxfordlawreports.com
This presentation gives a brief description of Oxford Reports on
International Law.
It tells you what Oxford Reports on International Law is how it
can help you how to look for information within this resource
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Oxford Reports on International Law has set new standards for
currency and coverage of public international case law, reporting
on international courts, domestic courts and ad hoc tribunals.With
reports on over 5,000 cases, Oxford Reports on International Law is
now regarded as a must-have resource for the international law
researcher.http://opil.ouplaw.com/hom/ORIL
You can search with Quick and Advanced search tools...on either
Oxford Reports on International Law or on the Oxford Public
International Law platform.http://opil.ouplaw.com/home/ORIL
The homepage shows the newly reported and updated decisions
recently added to each module.http://opil.ouplaw.com/home/ORILYou
can browse the content from the homepage by Content type, Subject
and Jurisdiction.
Click Browse All to see all content.You can now use the left
panel to narrow your search by module, type of case, subject,
jurisdiction, state party or date.
Oxford Reports on International Law contains five modules which
are available separately or in any combination of the
five:International Law in Domestic CourtsInternational Courts of
General JurisdictionInternational Human Rights LawInternational
Criminal LawInternational Investment Claims
As well as extensive coverage and frequent updates, Oxford
Reports on International Law enhances case reports with
high-quality analysis and commentary.Collated and edited by a team
of distinguished experts, this invaluable addition to the case
reports includes:HeadnoteCore issues, summary of case facts and
judicial holdingshttp://opil.ouplaw.com/home/ORIL
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Analytical commentary and list of cases and instruments
cited
Full text decision in local language from domestic courts and a
translation of key parts of the decision into English
Links in each case report take users to the Oxford Law Citator
page which opens in a new window.
From the Oxford Law Citator other materials can be accessed from
Oxford Reports on International Law, other Oxford University Press
online law resources, and certain external
resources.http://opil.ouplaw.com/home/ORIL
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