Websites
The following websites contain information on foreign legal systems as well as links to key legal materials. This includes cases, legislation, constitutions and other key legal materials. Most of these sites allow you to search countries alphabetically. These lists are quite comprehensive. You should have no problem finding research guides for most countries.
According to the Law Library of Congress, Foreign Legal Gazettes are primary sources of law published by national governments (except the U.S.) that contain new statutes, regulations, and decisions of governmental bodies. Foreign Legal Gazettes can also include cases, international agreements, and government notices.
Lexis and Westlaw contain legal materials for selected countries. Also see:
The Max Planck Encyclopedia of Comparative Constitutional Law is a comprehensive online resource containing analytical comparative articles offering a global overview of constitutional law. The articles available in the database address a focused range of topics that provide the best coverage of the essence, character, development, and history of constitutional law from a global perspective. It provides seamless navigation between encyclopedia articles, linking to commentaries and instruments from the Oxford Constitutions of the World and US Constitutional Law products. [UA users only.]