Available in Dutch, French, German and English. Contains a wide variety of information on Belgium, including a tab on "Justice" with basic information about the country's legal framework.
Prepared by Christoph Malliet, a Law Librarian at the Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium. Gives a detailed outline of the Belgian legal framework, as well as links where necessary.
In French and Dutch, with a very limited section in English. Dutch and French are comprehensive, with information on almost all aspects of the Senate, including members, news and legislation.
"This website offers you a comprehensive and freely accessible database of electronic materials on German law. It brings together English translations of court decisions, legislation, articles and other law-related documents scattered over the internet and adds them to our own collection of German legal information."
"English-speaking users are able to navigate around the project and take advantage of this comprehensive portal into contemporary legal affairs from Germany and around the world."
A list that can only be surprised as impressively exhaustive, as it covers pretty much every imaginable German government web site. However, most of the sites are in German, and many are no longer active.
Site for the Danish Parliamentary body, and has explanations on the broad workings of government as well as some key government documents such as the constitution.
Has a variety of resources on the workings and organization of the Swiss government, including some laws in English, but it is noted that "English is not an official language of the Swiss Confederation. These translations are provided for information purposes only and have no legal force."
BAILII is a source to find "British and Irish case law & legislation, European Union case law, Law Commission reports, and other law-related British and Irish material."
Cases from the courts of the United Kingdom, England and Wales, Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Ireland; tribunal decisions, statutes, law reform commission reports, and statutory instruments (regulations). Cases from the English Reports, Full Reprint (1220-1873). Cases from the European Union's Court of Justice and Court of First Instance, and from the European Court of Human Rights.
ICLR is the authorized publisher of The Law Reports for the UK Supreme Court, Courts of Appeals, and High Courts of England and Wales. In addition to case reports and summaries, ICLR offers access to UK legislation through integration with legislation.gov.uk. ICLR also includes a citator, a Briefcase function and print and PDF output options. Supreme Court and House of Lords judgments include a report of the arguments of counsel. Case coverage is from 1865 to present.
Replaced the Judicial House of Lords in 2009. Contains information about the current cases before the court, as well as all of the full decisions that have been delivered.