The International Court of Justice is the primary adjudicative body of the United Nations. It is a court of general jurisdictions and hears disputes between nations. The ICJ maintains a well-designed website hosting a variety of resources for researchers:
Database last updated in 2016
Some ICJ materials are available in Westlaw and Lexis Advance, but the ICJ website’s offerings are more comprehensive. The most efficient way to locate ICJ resources in these platforms is to type “International Court of Justice” in the main search bar, and select suggested resources. ICJ decisions are also available in Oxford; select United Nations as jurisdiction to locate the court.
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