Despite the direct access issues to `n-lex.europa.eu`, explore the search results for 'N-Lex Europa' on DuckDuckGo to identify an alternative, accessible URL that provides information about N-Lex's functionality. Specifically, find out how a user can search for national law, and what kind of information is available about individual EU countries' legal systems.
Navigate to the DuckDuckGo search results page for 'N-Lex Europa' (as seen in the previous trajectory). Examine the search results for an alternative, accessible link that provides details about N-Lex's features, particularly focusing on `eur-lex.europa.eu` or `commission.europa.eu`. Click on the most promising alternative link (e.g., the EUR-Lex link `https://eur-lex.europa.eu`). Once on the alternative page, search for information related to 'national law' or 'N-Lex' to understand how users can search for legal acts and what details are provided about national legal systems. Identify and state the method for searching national law (e.g., through a specific search interface or by selecting a country). Identify and state the type of information available regarding individual EU countries' legal systems (e.g., legal acts, overviews, or specific legal documents).
The agent successfully navigates to the DuckDuckGo search results page for 'N-Lex Europa'. The agent clicks on an alternative, accessible link (e.g., `https://eur-lex.europa.eu` or `https://commission.europa.eu/law/search-law/national-law_en`). The agent successfully identifies how a user can search for national law through the accessed alternative page (e.g., by navigating to a specific section for national law or using a search bar). The agent identifies and states the type of information available about individual EU countries' legal systems (e.g., that it provides access to national legislation, case law, or information on implementation of EU legislation).