In 2002, 125 nations came together to establish the International Criminal Court (ICC) as a judicial body dedicated to the prosecution of war crimes and crimes against humanity. The culmination of a project dating back to the aftermath of World
Spring’s in full swing, and this month’s HeinOnline update adds something new at every turn.
Across the platform, you’ll find a wave of new material that stretches from foundational legal history to the questions shaping today’s headlines. Whether it’s policy-driven
Institutional law libraries, especially those in prisons and other secure environments, operate under very different conditions than academic or firm libraries. Limited space, strict policies, and diverse user needs all shape how collections are built and maintained.
Our latest publication,
Since the start of 2026, constitutions worldwide have been shifting in real time through amendments, referendums, and rewrites, proving that even the most entrenched laws never stand still.
HeinOnline’s World Constitutions Illustrated has continued to expand, adding new and updated
National Library Week is an annual event sponsored by the American Library Association that celebrates the valuable role libraries and librarians play in their communities. The first National Library Week was held in 1958 with the theme “Wake Up and
Reality television is everywhere right now. From viral TikTok drama to binge-worthy Netflix dating shows, audiences cannot get enough of watching real people navigate messy relationships, high-stakes competition, and public fallout.
Reality television thrives on drama, but some of the
On March 8, 1971, four people broke into the FBI field office in Media, Pennsylvania and stole more than 1,000 classified documents. It was the night of the “Fight of the Century” boxing match between Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier
