Religion & Law

Version 3.0 Croatia goes live
Creative Commons Croatia has successfully completed the versioning of the ported Creative Commons licensing suite in Croatia. Version 3.0 of the six standard Creative Commons licenses is now legally and linguistically adapted to Croatian law and integrated into our licensing process...

Law Library Closing at 1:00 pm on Sunday
Due to weather conditions, the UW Law Library will be closing at 1:00 pm on Sunday, February 17th.

Sunday Shopping Banned in Croatia
The AP reports on ABC: “The Croatian parliament has passed a law forcing shops to close on Sundays in a concession to the Roman Catholic church.” Visit Site » Share This

Croatia Passes Turkey in EU Bid
Croatia's bid to join the EU is progressing smoothly, while Turkey has suffered a setback at the hands of the French. Croatia began negotiation in six of the 35 policy areas they are required to address for EU membership...

The Croatian Administrative Court Ruling: Foreigners Eligible for Compensation for, or Return of, the Property in Croatia Taken During the Communist Era
On 14 February 2008, the Administrative Court of the Republic of Croatia rendered the first decision that will enable the return of the nationalised property to a foreigner. The right to return of or the right to be compensated for the apartment building, located in the centre of the Croatian capital Zagreb and taken immediately [...

Conference Announcement: World Congress of Bioethics at Rijeka, Croatia
The 9th World Congress of Bioethics organized by the International Association of Bioethics will be held in Rijeka, Croatia September 5-8, 2008 with satellite conferences scheduled on September 3-4, 2008...

Jevic Transportation
allegedly failing to give 60 days warning before closing plant.