This collection comprises reports on legal services in Sweden, Germany, and the United Kingdom; responses to questionnaires on legal aid and advice; and Resolution 78 (8)

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National Equal Justice LibraryGeorgetown University Law Library111 G. Street NWWashington, D.C., 20001202-662-4043specl@law.georgetown.eduFinding Aid for the Council ofEurope Collection (Coll. 47) NEJL.047 This finding aid was produced using the Archivists' ToolkitApril 03, 2014 Describing Archives: A Content StandardFinding Aid for the Council of Europe Collection (Coll. 47)  NEJL.0- Page 2 -Table of ContentsSummary Information ................................................................................................................................. 3Historical Note...............................................................................................................................................4Scope and Contents note............................................................................................................................... 4Administrative Information .........................................................................................................................4Controlled Access Headings..........................................................................................................................4Collection Inventory...................................................................................................................................... 6Finding Aid for the Council of Europe Collection (Coll. 47)  NEJL.0- Page 3 -Summary InformationRepository National Equal Justice LibraryCreator Council of Europe.Title Council of Europe CollectionDate [inclusive] 1976-1978Extent 0.1 Linear feetLanguage EnglishFinding Aid for the Council of Europe Collection (Coll. 47)  NEJL.0- Page 4 -Historical NoteThe Council of Europe was established on May 5, 1949 in Strasbourg, France by the Treaty of London.Its official mission states that its primary aim is to create a common democratic and legal area throughoutthe whole of the continent, ensuring respect for its fundamental values: human rights, democracy andthe rule of law. Its membership includes 47 countries and is made up of several institutions includingSecretary General, Committee of Ministers, and the European Court of Human Rights.Scope and Contents noteThis collection comprises reports on legal services in Sweden, Germany, and the United Kingdom;responses to questionnaires on legal aid and advice; and Resolution 78 (8).Administrative InformationPublication InformationNational Equal Justice LibraryRightsAll rights reserved by Georgetown University Law Library unless otherwise noted.Controlled Access HeadingsSubject(s)Finding Aid for the Council of Europe Collection (Coll. 47)  NEJL.0- Page 5 -• International legal aidFinding Aid for the Council of Europe Collection (Coll. 47)  NEJL.0- Page 6 -Collection InventoryBox FolderNinth Conference of European Ministers of Justice 1974 Scope and Contents noteThis file contains an incomplete copy of conference conclusions, and areport by the Italian Minister of Justice.1 1Reports 1976-1978 Scope and Contents noteThis file contains reports of the Sixth Colloquy on European Law writtenby T. Hellners of Sweden; P.S.C. Lewis of the United Kingdom; and G.Baumgartel of Germany. Also included is a reply from Canada and aseparate "Replies made by governments" to a questionnaire on legal aidand advice.1 2Resolution (78) 8 1978 Scope and Contents noteThis resolution deals with the right to access to justice.1 3

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