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Database information for Lawtel
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- Coverage: Varies, with some information dating back to 1960
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This European legal database includes Lawtel EU, which offers access to every type of European Union document from all the official sources; Lawtel UK, which offers access to case law and legislation from the United Kingdom; and Lawtel Human Rights, a comprehensive information service on the Human Rights Act of 1998.
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Lawtel EU offers access to every type of European Union document from all the official sources. The database includes: Full text of all cases heard by the European Court of Justice and the Court of First Instance, with a comprehensive archive dating back to 1989; access to all EU legislative acts, including proposed legislation, with a 14 year comprehensive archive; daily updates on the latest EU legal developments; full text of merger decisions dating back to 1990; Commission reports; press releases; and an articles index which includes abstracts of articles from leading general and specialized European journals. Lawtel UK offers access to case law and legislation from the United Kingdom. The database includes: Cases from all the major UK law reports since 1980; acts from 1987 forward; statutory instruments from 1997 forward; Command Papers from 1997; and Parliamentary Bills back to 1999. Lawtel Human Rights is a comprehensive information service on the Human Rights Act of 1998. The database includes: Full text of European Court of Human Rights cases, with a comprehensive archive dating back to 1960; reports of human rights decisions from other UK courts, including many unreported cases; daily updates on the latest legal human rights developments; articles index which includes abstracts of articles from over 50 titles, including European Human Rights Law Review.