Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland Law resource page with links to the Northern Ireland constitution, Northern Ireland government, Northern Ireland law firms, Northern Ireland law, Northern Ireland commercial law, Northern Ireland court, Northern Ireland legal research, Northern Ireland association, Northern Ireland president, Northern Ireland religion law, Northern Ireland legislature, Northern Ireland trade mark law, and Northern Ireland law guide.

Northern Ireland Law

• The Government of Northern Ireland
  "The Secretary of State for Northern Ireland suspended the Northern Ireland Assembly and the Executive with effect from midnight on 14 October, 2002. The Secretary of State, assisted by his team of Northern Ireland Office Ministers has assumed responsibility for the direction and control of the Northern Ireland Departments."
• Government Departments
  
• Governments on the WWW: Great Britain and Northern Ireland
• The Local Government Staff Commission
  "The Commission oversees and makes recommendations in relation to matters connected with the recruitment, training and terms and conditions of employment of officers within the 26 councils and the Northern Ireland Housing Executive."
• Northern Ireland Government and Politics on the Internet
  From the School of Politics, International Relations and the Environment, Keele University.
• Northern Ireland Government
  From Infoplease.
• Northern Ireland Office
  "The Northern Ireland Office (NIO) was created in 1972 after the Northern Ireland Government was dissolved in the face of a worsening security situation. The establishment of direct rule from London saw William Whitelaw appointed the first Secretary of State for Northern Ireland and to date, 15 MPs have served in this post over the past three decades. The role of the Northern Ireland Office (NIO) is to support the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland in securing a lasting peace, based on the Agreement in which the rights and identities of all traditions are fully respected and safeguarded and in which a safe, stable, just, open and tolerant society can thrive and prosper."
• Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
  From the Law Library of Congress. "The Guide to Law Online is an annotated compendium of sources accessible through the Internet. Links provide access to primary documents, legal commentary," and more.
• The Office of Law Reform
  "The Office of Law Reform is a directorate of the Department of Finance and Personnel. It was established in 1965 (at the same time as the Law Commission and the Scottish Law Commission) and over the years has brought forward a substantial programme of law reform, particularly in family and property law, but also across a range of civil law matters."

Associations and Councils

• The Bar Council & Bar Library of Northern Ireland
  
• Northern Ireland Local Government Association (NILGA)
  Welcome to the Northern Ireland Local Government Association (NILGA) website, the representative voice of Local Government in NI. This site contains all the latest information including events, news, policy documents and publications. Our site is updated regularly and provides visitors with the opportunity to interact and post comments on current issues.

Courts

• Northern Ireland Court Service
  "The Northern Ireland Court Service (the Court Service) was established in 1979, by the Judicature (Northern Ireland) Act 1978, as a separate civil service in Northern Ireland. The Court Service reports to the Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Constitutional Affairs."

E-Government

• NI e-Government Unit
  From Office of the First Minister and Deputy First Minister.

Law Firms

• Law Firms
  From HierosGamos. Select by City or Practice Area.

Legal Research

• A Guide to the UK Legal System - Updated
  From LLRX.com. By Sarah Carter. Published August 1, 2001. Updated October 1, 2002.
• Northern Ireland Law: Law Library Guide
  From Queen's University Belfast.

Ministers

• Office of the First Minister and Deputy First Minister
  "It is a Department with responsibilities which include the Programme for Government, economic policy and equality and human rights."

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