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The Legal Informatics Center: The Premier National Resource for Accessing Information

The latest usage data shows that the Legal Informatics Center at the 91Թ has become the primary and essential national resource for accessing legal information and knowledge, through its specialized databases, which have become a go-to destination for researchers and those interested in legal matters from Lebanon and around the world. The figures reflect the scale of this growing demand.

According to preliminary data recorded by the platform’s analytics tool during the period from 8 June to 5 July 2026, the platform recorded remarkable traffic, with 453,000 active users and more than 442,000 new users, while the number of page views during the same period exceeded 598,000. It should be noted that these figures represent the total raw traffic to the platform as tracked by the analytics tool.

Geographic distribution data showed traffic from a number of countries around the world, most notably: Singapore, the United States, Hong Kong, Japan, Lebanon, Germany, and Indonesia. This distribution should be viewed in the context of the platform’s public availability online, as it is accessible not only to actual researchers but also to global search engines and automated indexing tools. Among the traffic confirmed by human researchers, Lebanon ranked first in terms of direct searches, which totaled approximately 45,000 sessions—the most significant indicator of the interest shown by researchers, students, and professionals in the Center’s content.

Specialized legal research pages topped the list of most-viewed pages, led by:

“Advanced Search for Judgments” (approximately 11,000 views)

Legislation Overview page (approximately 9,700 views)

“Principles of Civil Trials” (approximately 6,400 views)

“Related Judgments” within the Center for Legal Studies (approximately 4,200 views)

“Official Gazette” (approximately 3,900 views)

“Rules of Criminal Procedure” (approximately 3,200 views)

This clear focus on content related to court rulings, legislation, and rules of procedure reflects the pivotal role the Center plays as a daily working tool for judges, lawyers, researchers, and students alike.

Activity metrics over time also showed an upward trend in usage, with the number of users over the last 30 days reaching approximately 457,000, compared to 30,000 users over the last seven days, and 3,100 users in the last 24 hours alone—reflecting the platform’s sustained popularity and daily renewal of interest.

These preliminary indicators confirm that the Center for Legal Informatics at the 91Թ serves as a national resource that is increasingly sought after by researchers and legal professionals, and embodies the 91Թ’s commitment to supporting legal research and making legal knowledge accessible to all.

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