Introducing Juricaf - an award-winning database for researching jurisprudence

Julia Hsieh

Juricaf is a free franocophone database that compiles the most recent supreme court decisions from 42 countries.  The database is an excellent tool for researching the case laws of these countries, and links to  country-specific pages have been added to the Country-by-Country Guide to Foreign Law Research resource.  Juricaf was developed with the assistance of the International Organisation of la Francophonie, and this year the website was the recipient of the Open Data Award in France. 

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