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International Journal of Legal Information

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International Journal of Legal Information
ISSN: 0340-045X

EISSN: 2626-1316

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As a result of the increasingly complex issues and greater specialization of parliamentary work the German Bundestag has created a number of facilities designed to provide technical and material assistance to its Members and organs.

In the ideal law book market place publishers would flourish, libraries would grow and producers and consumers would have no need for an umpire in the guise of a federal regulatory agency.

International Journal of Legal Information

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