English translation of the Constitution of the Republic of Poland, on website of the Sejm (Polish parliament). The Constitution was adopted on 2nd April 1997. It includes chapters on citizens' freedoms and rights, sources of law, the Sejm and the Senate, government administration, courts and tribunals and public finance.
Website of the Congreso de los Diputados, the assembly of elected members of the Spanish Parliament. The site contains detailed information on the function, composition and work of the parliament. It includes biographies of Diputados from 1810 onwards, links to TV webcasts from the chamber, details of legislation passing through Parliament, Biblioteca Digital: a digital library containing all available full-text publications of the parliamentary library (registration is required) Intervenciones: a database of parliamentary speeches and interventions.
A compilation of statutes for the US State of Nevada made freely available online on the official Nevada State Legislature website. The service offers full text access to the Nevada Revised Statutes (2009), the Nevada Constitution, City Charters and selected Special and Local Acts. The full texts are presented in HTML.
Website provided by the US State of Virginia's General Assembly, offering a large amount of information about the laws of Virginia and the legislative process. For the current Assembly session and for previous sessions back to 1994, the site makes available information about legislation in progress, minutes of proceedings, statistics and other information.
Information regarding the Constitution of Ireland, hosted by the Department of Taoiseach. As well as the full text of the current Constitution (amended to 2020) in both English and Gaeilge, the site features a full list of amendments.
Online law library compiled by Chan Robles, a law firm in the Philippines. Provides Philippines legislation, decisions of the Philippines Supreme Court (1901 onwards), treaties involving the Philippines and several versions of the Constitution of the Philippines. Many of the documents are in html format and do not seem to be official texts. The site also has links to educational, professional and reference resources worldwide. The site is in English.
Electronic copy of the 1997 Constitution of Eritrea made freely available online by the Comparative Constitutions Project at the University of Texas at Austin. The document sets out the functions and powers of the main branches of government including the executive, the legislative and the judiciary. It also addresses the nature of the relationship between the citizen and the state and establishes the fundamental rights of citizens in the region.
