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European e-Justice portal

The European e-Justice portal provides information on justice systems and improving access to justice throughout the EU. The sections include:
National legislation: Estonia | National case-law: Estonia | National justice systems: Estonia
Juridica International | University of Tartu

Juridica International, published since 1996, is a peer-reviewed open access journal. Juridica International has established contacts with internationally acclaimed scientific databases. For instance, EBSCO a recognized leader in the academic database industry, introduces Juridica International as a peer-reviewed academic journal with coverage of legal topics of Estonian and international importance. The journal is indexed with and included in DOAJ, OJS, HeinOnline, IFLP, vLex etc.

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Since January 2002, our readers have had the opportunity to access the online version. According to the user statistics most of the views come from USA, Great Britain, Germany, India, the Netherlands, Canada, Italy, Australia, Belgium and France. In summary, over the years, Juridica International has become a highly valued channel for Estonian lawyers, enabling them to take their research onto the international arena. And, furthermore, we could not be happier that our foreign colleagues are using this opportunity to publish their articles in the journal and are doing so with an increasing frequency.
N-Lex: Estonia

N-Lex is the single entry point to individual EU countries' national law databases.
Riigi Teataja

Riigi Teataja is Estonia’s official online publication and the central database of legal instruments.
Foreign law by jurisdiction: Estonia | New York University Law Library

This guide lists essential print and online sources for researching foreign law.
GlobaLex: Estonian Legal System and Legal Research | New York University School of Law

GlobaLex is an open-access electronic legal publication dedicated to international, comparative, and foreign law research. It is committed to the publication and dissemination of high-level international, comparative, and foreign law research articles to accommodate the needs of an increasingly global educational and practicing legal world. Founded in 2005, GlobaLex is supported by the Hauser Global Law School Program and the Guarini Institute for Global Legal Studies at New York University School of Law.
Guide to Law Online: Estonia | Library of Congress

This guide, prepared by the Law Library of Congress, includes links to free online resources regarding the country of Estonia, focusing on its constitution; executive, legislative and judicial branches; legal guides; and general sources.