Liechtenstein
The Liechtenstein Legal Portal (in German) includes:
- All regulations on Liechtenstein law
- All legislative materials (reports and motions, government statements, parliamentary transcripts)
- The entire case law published in the Liechtenstein Case Law Collection (LES)
- All other decisions by Liechtenstein courts
Access is restricted to university members via the internal network my.uni.li and requires a username and password.
LJZ Digital (in German) refers to the online edition of the Liechtenstein Law Journal (LJZ), a legal journal published since 1980 by the Association of Liechtenstein Judges (VLR). The LJZ is usually published quarterly and provides professional articles, book reviews, and the Liechtenstein Case Law Collection (LES), which includes significant decisions of Liechtenstein courts and administrative authorities.
Special rules for access
Switzerland
The legal database Lex campus (Swisslex) contains all decisions of the Swiss Federal Supreme Court, other federal courts, and most final-instance cantonal courts, as well as legal commentaries, monographs, and journals. Lex campus integrates the established content of Swisslex with additional open-access resources.
It includes:
- Various collections of case law
- 80 legal journals
- Commentaries, monographs, dissertations, commemorative publications, and collected works from publishers such as Schulthess, Stämpfli, Dike, and Orell Füssli, among others
By linking to the repositories of the University of Zurich (ZORA) and the University of Lucerne (LORY), Lex campus additionally ensures direct access to specific academic work and publications.
Austria
Lexis 360® (LexisNexis) is a legal online database from LexisNexis Austria providing comprehensive access to relevant legal sources, including laws, court rulings, directives, journals, and commentaries. Through the integration of artificial intelligence and innovative features like Lexis Briefings® and Lexis SmartSearch, Lexis 360® enables efficient and precise research.
LinDa (LINDE Verlag) is a digital research database provided by Linde Verlag Austria, aimed at professionals in the fields of tax consulting, auditing, and legal sciences.
The university subscribes to the following digital libraries and journals:
- National Tax Law, International Tax Law, Criminal Law
- Steuer- und Wirtschaftskartei (SWK), Steuern und Wirtschaft International (SWI)
- Free access to laws, case law, guidelines, and academic publications
LinDa Tutorials (in German)
RDB Rechtsdatenbank (MANZ) is Austria’s leading legal online platform, operated by MANZ’sche Verlags- und Universitätsbuchhandlung GmbH. It provides extensive access to a wide range of legal content and is aimed at students as well as legal professionals.
University members can find the available titles under “Suchen und Finden” in the drop-down menu “abonnierte Werke".
Special rules for access
Germany
BECK-ONLINE is a comprehensive legal database from the Beck publishing house. It includes essential German legal commentaries, handbooks, almost all Beck journals and their archives, extensive case law, and federal as well as state regulations. To make full use of its features (e.g., virtual folders, personal notes), personal registration on the website is required. Licensed modules are listed under “Unsere Beck-Online" aufgelistet.
JURIS Das Rechtsportal is one of Germany’s leading online legal information systems, providing access to content from all areas of law:
- Laws and regulations: Current and historical versions of federal and state law
- Case law: Decisions from all supreme federal courts, many regional courts, and the European Court of Justice
- Specialist literature: Commentaries, handbooks, journal articles, and practical reports
- Administrative regulations: Guidelines and directives issued by authorities
A particular strength of JURIS lies in the cross-referencing of content: laws, court decisions, and specialist literature are interlinked, enabling efficient and context-driven research.
USA
HEINONLINE provides access to resources in law and political science, including extensive historical archives.
The university subscribes to the following collections:
The license agreement prohibits systematic downloading of content from HeinOnline. Only individual parts of documents may be downloaded per session.
