The winner was WorldLII

The 2008 winner was announced at the IALL 27th Annual Course on International Law Librarianship in San Juan (Puerto Rico), 3 December 2008.

"WorldLII provides free, independent and non-profit access to worldwide law. With its broad international reach, WorldLII constitutes a centralized resource for national, regional and international legal documentation."

The selection panel was Ligita Gjortlere (Riga Graduate School of Law), Halvor Kongshavn (Oslo University), Xinh Luu (University of Virginia) and Mirela Roznovschi (New York University).

The winner was GlobaLex

The 2007 winner was announced at the 26th IALL Annual Course in International Law Librarianship in Mumbai, India and the award was presented to Mirela Roznovschi at the 2007 AGM of the Association on 3rd December 2007.

The selection panel was James Butler (Supreme Court of Victoria, Melbourne), Lisbeth Rasmussen (Copenhagen University), Halvor Kongshaven (Bergen University), and Lyonette Louis-Jacques (University of Chicago).

The 2005 winner was announced at the IALL 24th Annual Course on International Law Librarianship in Fiesole, 4-8 September 2005.

The winner was http://www.ppl.nl

"The Peace Palace Library site offers value-added service to its users with up-to-date, customizable alerts based on a very broad international law collection, and is aimed at both law librarians and end users."

The selection panel was James Butler (Supreme Court of Victoria, Melbourne), Lisbeth Rasmussen (Copenhagen University), Halvor Kongshaven (Bergen University), and Lyonette Louis-Jacques (University of Chicago).

The 2004 winner was announced at the IALL 23rd Annual Course on International Law Librarianship in in Helsinki, 15-19 August 2004.

The winner was http://eisil.org

"The EISIL site is an extraordinarily well organised source for primary international law material. Much work has been done to ensure that the most authoritative source is linked to for each item."

The selection panel was James Butler (Supreme Court of Victoria, Melbourne), Lisbeth Rasmussen (Copenhagen University), Jules Winterton (Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, London), and Lyonette Louis-Jacques (University of Chicago).

The 2003 winner was announced at the IALL 22nd Annual Course on International Law Librarianship in Cape Town, 21-25 September 2003.

The winner was sosig.ac.uk/law/

"A model of a subject gateway where the quality of the resources is evaluated and with great reliability and relevance within the legal field. The site is very user-friendly with search- and browse facilities for both the professional user and the end-user."

The selection panel was Lisbeth Rasmussen (Copenhagen University), Jules Winterton (Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, London), James Butler (Supreme Court of Victoria, Melbourne), and Lyonette Louis-Jacques (University of Chicago).

The 2002 winners were announced at the IALL 21st annual course on International Law Librarianship on Yale Law School, 20-23 October 2002.

The winner in the commercial category was

http://heinonline.org

"It is an easy to use legal website with a friendly readers surface which offers access to many law reviews which otherwise would not be available in so complete selection in a library. It is inexpensive and helps to save funds which can be better used in the times of ever decreasing budgets. It is value for money."

The winner in the non-commercial category was

http://www.cisg.law.pace.edu

"A great project - containing nearly all information about CISG gathered in one site. They show us the way to get a successful partnership worldwide, through this innovative site."

The selection panel was Jules Winterton (Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, London), Lisbeth Rasmussen (Copenhagen University), James Butler (Supreme Court of Victoria, Melbourne), and Lyonette Louis-Jacques (University of Chicago).