The Belgian Monitor is the official publication of the Belgian state in which laws, royal decrees, decrees, ordinances, the establishment of many associations, etc. are published. The publication is provided by the Federal Department of Justice. Since June 3, 1997, the Belgian Monitor is available online.
The Constitutional Court is a court of law composed of twelve judges who watch over the observance of the Constitution by the legislative authorities of Belgium. It has the power to annul, to declare unconstitutional and suspend laws, decrees and ordinances.
On the website of the Constitutional Court of Belgium, you will find, among others, detailed information about the jurisdiction, composition, procedure and contact details of the Court. You will also find the full text of all judgments.
This database contains all judgements of the Council of State since September 1994 as well as all decisions of non-admissibility.
The Court of Cassation (Dutch: Hof van Cassatie, French: Cour de cassation, German: Kassationshof) is the main court of last resort in Belgium.
The website of the Flemish Parliament contains information about the functioning and the structure of the Flemish Parliament as well as an overview of the parliamentary documents.
Gallilex is a database that contains the legislation and regulation of the French Community of Belgium.
The website of the House of Representatives contains information about the functioning and the structure of the House of Representatives as well as the official documents of the House.
Juridat doctrine is the portal site of the judicial power in Belgium with a search engine to find legal doctrine in Belgium.
Juridat jurisprudence is the portal site of the judicial power in Belgium with a search engine to find:
Justel shows the titles of all the legal and judicial texts published in the Belgian Monitor since 1945 (and now also older). This database also gives access to:
