Our Google Alert has turned up what may well be a familiar source for our readers, but we’re posting it anyway in case it is not. Australasian Legal Information Institute (AustLII) is maintaining Australasian Legal History Libraries, which “aim to make searchable as many resources concerning Australasian legal history as AustLII is able to assemble.” The three libraries are Australasian Colonial Legal History Library (pre-1901); Australian Federation Law Library (1901-1950); and Australasian Modern Legal History Library (1951-2000). The first includes some New Zealand materials.
Monday, October 9, 2017
Australasian Legal History Libraries
Our Google Alert has turned up what may well be a familiar source for our readers, but we’re posting it anyway in case it is not. Australasian Legal Information Institute (AustLII) is maintaining Australasian Legal History Libraries, which “aim to make searchable as many resources concerning Australasian legal history as AustLII is able to assemble.” The three libraries are Australasian Colonial Legal History Library (pre-1901); Australian Federation Law Library (1901-1950); and Australasian Modern Legal History Library (1951-2000). The first includes some New Zealand materials.
