As mentioned in previous posts by my colleagues Andrew and Kelly, the Law Library of Congress has an online publication called the Global Legal Monitor (GLM) featuring summaries of legal developments from around the world. It is a go-to page for information on what courts and parliaments in foreign countries are doing and emerging legal trends in the world.
In this post, which I hope to turn into a monthly series, I will highlight Global Legal Monitor articles that were popular the previous month. Below is the full list of the top ten most viewed articles in November:
- Hong Kong: Minimum Wage Law Takes Effect
- Japan: Child Pornography Law Amendment Discussed
- Turkey: New Minimum Wage
- Indonesia: Implementation of New Immigration Law Delayed
- United States: New Jersey Supreme Court Revises Test for Admissibility of Eyewitness Identifications
- Malawi: New Pension Scheme Introduced
- Denmark: Retirement Age Raised
- Italy: Renewable Energy Law Adopted
- Lithuania: