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What CaseSharp holds, and what it doesn't

CaseSharp checks your citations against the court records we hold. They are not complete, and what we hold differs by court and by year. Here is what we hold, the leading cases we know are missing, and why we send you to the source to read a judgment.

Last reviewed 13 October 2026. Next review by 13 November 2026, or sooner when our records change.

Not in our recordsmeans we couldn't find the case in our records, not that your citation is wrong.

How we count

Every figure on this page is read from our records, court by court, and none is typed by hand. “Covered to” is the date of the third most recent judgment we hold for a court, so one wrongly dated record cannot move it. It is not a promise that everything before it is there. How we measured this

Coverage by court

How recent our records are, how many judgments we hold and how many each year, for the courts and tribunals law students cite. Find yours, then check the year you need.

Courts and tribunals: 32
Judgments we hold from them: 307,437
Counted from our records on: 13 October 2026

Covered to, court by court

“Covered to” is the newest edge of what we hold for that court, and “Newest” under it is the most recent judgment. It does not mean everything before it is there. Each bar is one year, scaled to that court's busiest year, whose count is printed above the bars. Open “Each year” for every year's count. A dip can mean a gap in our records or a quieter year at that court.

Covered-to date, newest judgment held, judgments held and judgments held each year, by court
Court	Covered to	Held	Each year, 2000 to 2026
High Court and federal courts
High Court of Australia HCA	11 March 2026Newest [2026] HCA 8	3,507	Busiest year 2005: 63 Each year, High Court of Australia 200050 200150 200245 200359 200443 200563 200655 200751 200845 200921 201026 201138 201233 201338 201430 201520 201612 201718 201814 201913 202015 202118 20227 202318 202411 202514 20264 to date
Federal Court of Australia (Full Court) FCAFC	27 March 2026Newest [2026] FCAFC 35	4,006	Busiest year 2002: 371 Each year, Federal Court of Australia (Full Court) 2000None 2001None 2002371 2003259 2004288 2005223 2006153 2007173 2008172 2009151 2010115 2011126 2012149 2013118 2014126 2015135 2016127 2017153 2018149 2019150 2020150 2021179 2022132 2023133 2024117 2025138 202619 to date
Federal Court of Australia FCA	7 April 2026Newest [2026] FCA 390	38,389	Busiest year 2007: 1,713 Each year, Federal Court of Australia 20001,574 20011,575 20021,286 20031,297 20041,469 20051,559 20061,533 20071,713 20081,619 20091,306 20101,200 20111,227 20121,216 20131,153 20141,142 20151,161 20161,257 20171,236 20181,572 20191,646 20201,462 20211,278 20221,198 20231,215 20241,108 20251,293 2026303 to date
Federal Circuit and Family Court (Division 1, Appeals) FedCFamC1ASits from 1 September 2021.	27 March 2026Newest [2026] FedCFamC1A 56	818	Busiest year 2023: 177 Each year, Federal Circuit and Family Court (Division 1, Appeals) 2000None 2001None 2002None 2003None 2004None 2005None 2006None 2007None 2008None 2009None 2010None 2011None 2012None 2013None 2014None 2015None 2016None 2017None 2018None 2019None 2020None 202186 2022168 2023177 2024174 2025176 202637 to date
Federal Circuit and Family Court (Division 1) FedCFamC1FSits from 1 September 2021.	17 March 2026Newest [2026] FedCFamC1F 182	3,366	Busiest year 2023: 858 Each year, Federal Circuit and Family Court (Division 1) 2000None 2001None 20021 2003None 2004None 2005None 2006None 2007None 2008None 2009None 2010None 2011None 2012None 2013None 2014None 2015None 2016None 2017None 2018None 2019None 2020None 2021274 2022804 2023858 2024653 2025718 202658 to date
Family Court of Australia FamCAReplaced by the Federal Circuit and Family Court on 1 September 2021.	31 August 2021Newest [2021] FamCA 639	14,413	Busiest year 2007: 1,247 Each year, Family Court of Australia 200035 200127 200233 200341 200426 2005128 2006176 20071,247 2008965 20091,109 2010958 2011856 2012904 2013873 2014933 2015969 2016971 2017958 2018942 2019818 2020904 2021484 2022None 2023None 2024None 2025None 2026None to date
New South Wales
New South Wales Court of Appeal NSWCA	1 April 2026Newest [2026] NSWCA 48	10,572	Busiest year 2014: 359 Each year, New South Wales Court of Appeal 2000296 2001340 2002313 2003294 2004352 2005349 2006290 2007307 2008271 2009300 2010272 2011323 2012338 2013358 2014359 2015296 2016262 2017221 2018257 2019227 2020257 2021229 2022189 2023213 2024213 2025186 202633 to date
New South Wales Court of Criminal Appeal NSWCCA	20 March 2026Newest [2026] NSWCCA 31	7,384	Busiest year 2001: 423 Each year, New South Wales Court of Criminal Appeal 2000417 2001423 2002419 2003321 2004373 2005328 2006314 2007298 2008264 2009239 2010256 2011231 2012227 2013270 2014264 2015241 2016231 2017233 2018217 2019238 2020258 2021231 2022195 2023211 2024169 2025138 202618 to date
Supreme Court of New South Wales NSWSC	2 April 2026Newest [2026] NSWSC 325	33,919	Busiest year 2015: 1,658 Each year, Supreme Court of New South Wales 2000963 2001929 2002950 2003947 2004959 20051,018 20061,150 20071,234 20081,144 20091,138 20101,178 20111,308 20121,304 20131,586 20141,511 20151,658 20161,502 20171,397 20181,542 20191,414 20201,498 20211,313 20221,349 20231,249 20241,251 20251,183 2026230 to date
District Court of New South Wales NSWDC	1 April 2026Newest [2026] NSWDC 91	8,169	Busiest year 2019: 753 Each year, District Court of New South Wales 200010 20016 200213 20032 2004None 200516 2006147 2007312 2008286 2009314 2010275 2011212 2012259 2013253 2014311 2015341 2016343 2017372 2018411 2019753 2020725 2021641 2022609 2023514 2024531 2025435 202666 to date
Land and Environment Court of New South Wales NSWLEC	2 April 2026Newest [2026] NSWLEC 34	15,911	Busiest year 2025: 844 Each year, Land and Environment Court of New South Wales 2000214 2001237 2002206 2003335 2004631 2005627 2006695 2007720 2008610 2009555 2010498 2011519 2012504 2013415 2014371 2015629 2016661 2017767 2018726 2019666 2020714 2021766 2022751 2023764 2024811 2025844 2026174 to date
Victoria
Court of Appeal of Victoria VSCA	1 April 2026Newest [2026] VSCA 63	7,040	Busiest year 2011: 383 Each year, Court of Appeal of Victoria 2000199 2001191 2002177 2003164 2004190 2005252 2006235 2007247 2008218 2009263 2010290 2011383 2012269 2013304 2014288 2015289 2016274 2017306 2018287 2019246 2020264 2021294 2022232 2023274 2024272 2025252 202646 to date
Supreme Court of Victoria VSC	2 April 2026Newest [2026] VSC 187	14,463	Busiest year 2021: 650 Each year, Supreme Court of Victoria 2000426 2001388 2002443 2003372 2004395 2005368 2006380 2007458 2008469 2009513 2010517 2011525 2012515 2013552 2014521 2015586 2016603 2017589 2018620 2019627 2020649 2021650 2022611 2023560 2024590 2025599 2026129 to date
County Court of Victoria VCC	1 April 2026Newest [2026] VCC 403	14,814	Busiest year 2019: 1,275 Each year, County Court of Victoria 2000None 2001None 2002None 20031 2004None 2005None 20062 20073 20084 2009289 2010298 2011320 2012453 2013711 2014836 2015874 20161,029 20171,009 20181,125 20191,275 20201,059 20211,042 20221,187 20231,171 20241,033 2025942 2026150 to date
Queensland
Queensland Court of Appeal QCA	31 March 2026Newest [2026] QCA 57	10,324	Busiest year 2003: 450 Each year, Queensland Court of Appeal 2000393 2001440 2002419 2003450 2004396 2005350 2006369 2007319 2008329 2009293 2010279 2011303 2012294 2013307 2014279 2015208 2016256 2017228 2018256 2019206 2020197 2021198 2022197 2023192 2024189 2025183 202642 to date
Supreme Court of Queensland QSC	27 March 2026Newest [2026] QSC 62	6,648	Busiest year 2010: 365 Each year, Supreme Court of Queensland 2000208 2001206 2002228 2003260 2004273 2005231 2006253 2007289 2008264 2009318 2010365 2011314 2012316 2013258 2014231 2015256 2016213 2017252 2018212 2019236 2020278 2021247 2022207 2023207 2024209 2025235 202639 to date
Western Australia
Western Australia Court of Appeal WASCA	25 March 2026Newest [2026] WASCA 43	5,740	Busiest year 2000: 330 Each year, Western Australia Court of Appeal 2000330 2001314 2002285 2003241 2004228 2005207 2006235 2007246 2008229 2009194 2010193 2011220 2012234 2013237 2014202 2015204 2016190 2017185 2018195 2019174 2020182 2021188 2022143 2023146 2024128 2025155 202632 to date
Supreme Court of Western Australia WASC	2 April 2026Newest [2026] WASC 110	8,933	Busiest year 2025: 460 Each year, Supreme Court of Western Australia 2000260 2001301 2002253 2003218 2004233 2005224 2006253 2007247 2008250 2009344 2010350 2011309 2012407 2013394 2014406 2015420 2016340 2017306 2018320 2019370 2020392 2021398 2022389 2023400 2024411 2025460 202690 to date
South Australia, Tasmania and the territories
South Australia Court of Appeal SASCASits from 1 January 2021.	2 April 2026Newest [2026] SASCA 34	606	Busiest year 2021: 128 Each year, South Australia Court of Appeal 2000None 2001None 2002None 2003None 2004None 2005None 2006None 2007None 2008None 2009None 2010None 2011None 2012None 2013None 2014None 2015None 2016None 2017None 2018None 2019None 2020None 2021128 2022108 2023105 2024124 2025117 202624 to date
Supreme Court of South Australia (Full Court) SASCFCMost appeals have gone to the Court of Appeal since 2021.	17 December 2024Newest [2025] SASCFC 4	1,361	Busiest year 2015: 158 Each year, Supreme Court of South Australia (Full Court) 2000None 2001None 2002None 2003None 2004None 2005None 2006None 2007None 2008None 2009None 201062 2011133 2012113 2013122 2014112 2015158 2016127 2017151 2018109 2019124 2020105 202137 2022None 20232 20244 20252 2026None to date
Supreme Court of South Australia SASC	30 March 2026Newest [2026] SASC 43	6,455	Busiest year 2005: 395 Each year, Supreme Court of South Australia 2000328 2001208 2002318 2003328 2004335 2005395 2006308 2007386 2008278 2009308 2010285 2011201 2012190 2013159 2014168 2015162 2016165 2017162 2018157 2019173 2020196 2021115 2022126 2023138 2024123 2025167 202632 to date
Tasmania Court of Criminal Appeal TASCCA	17 December 2025Newest [2026] TASCCA 1	235	Busiest year 2017: 24 Each year, Tasmania Court of Criminal Appeal 2000None 2001None 2002None 2003None 2004None 2005None 2006None 2007None 2008None 2009None 201018 201119 201211 201310 20146 201517 201618 201724 201817 201916 202014 202115 202212 202312 202412 202513 20261 to date
Supreme Court of Tasmania (Full Court) TASFC	18 February 2026Newest [2026] TASFC 4	128	Busiest year 2020: 14 Each year, Supreme Court of Tasmania (Full Court) 2000None 2001None 2002None 2003None 2004None 2005None 2006None 2007None 2008None 2009None 20107 20116 20125 201310 20148 201511 20169 201712 20188 20194 202014 20219 20227 20234 20243 20257 20264 to date
Supreme Court of Tasmania TASSC	6 March 2026Newest [2026] TASSC 9	2,601	Busiest year 2000: 153 Each year, Supreme Court of Tasmania 2000153 2001122 200296 2003113 2004124 2005113 200689 2007100 200874 200983 201052 201163 201273 201365 201453 201553 201647 201755 201844 201938 202047 202152 202256 202338 202459 202545 20267 to date
ACT Court of Appeal ACTCA	30 March 2026Newest [2026] ACTCA 11	758	Busiest year 2015: 56 Each year, ACT Court of Appeal 2000None 2001None 20025 200320 200422 200535 200623 200718 200816 200918 201016 201119 201241 201334 201441 201556 201646 201747 201848 201927 202040 202134 202253 202336 202425 202530 20268 to date
Supreme Court of the ACT ACTSC	27 March 2026Newest [2026] ACTSC 85	5,058	Busiest year 2025: 328 Each year, Supreme Court of the ACT 200065 200191 200292 200376 200494 200594 200684 200759 2008110 2009126 2010116 2011151 2012137 2013200 2014294 2015316 2016272 2017304 2018279 2019300 2020283 2021270 2022293 2023283 2024296 2025328 202645 to date
Northern Territory Court of Appeal NTCA	12 May 2025Newest [2025] NTCA 10	173	Busiest year 2008: 13 Each year, Northern Territory Court of Appeal 200010 20018 20029 200311 20048 20054 20068 20076 200813 20094 20104 20116 20127 20139 20147 20153 20162 20173 20189 20195 20209 20213 20224 20239 20246 20256 2026None to date
Supreme Court of the Northern Territory NTSC	22 December 2025Newest [2026] NTSC 1	1,645	Busiest year 2003: 89 Each year, Supreme Court of the Northern Territory 200085 200184 200246 200389 200448 200565 200684 200753 200838 200963 201060 201181 201275 201354 201446 201567 201647 201764 201860 201961 202059 202168 202253 202371 202468 202552 20261 to date
Tribunals
Fair Work Commission (Full Bench) FWCFB	26 March 2026Newest [2026] FWCFB 77	2,801	Busiest year 2020: 312 Each year, Fair Work Commission (Full Bench) 2000None 2001None 2002None 2003None 2004None 2005None 2006None 2007None 2008None 2009None 2010None 2011None 2012None 2013117 2014163 2015247 2016205 2017229 2018225 2019209 2020312 2021249 2022164 2023192 2024256 2025193 202640 to date
Fair Work Commission FWCCalled Fair Work Australia before 2013.	2 April 2026Newest [2026] FWC 985	26,624	Busiest year 2025: 2,734 Each year, Fair Work Commission 2000None 2001None 2002None 2003None 2004None 2005None 2006None 2007None 2008None 2009None 20101 2011None 20121 20131,585 20141,967 20151,938 20161,968 20171,525 20181,604 20191,737 20201,959 20211,884 20222,419 20232,344 20242,224 20252,734 2026734 to date
Administrative Review Tribunal ARTASits from 14 October 2024.	30 March 2026Newest [2026] ARTA 494	1,083	Busiest year 2025: 775 Each year, Administrative Review Tribunal 2000None 2001None 2002None 2003None 2004None 2005None 2006None 2007None 2008None 2009None 2010None 2011None 2012None 2013None 2014None 2015None 2016None 2017None 2018None 2019None 2020None 2021None 2022None 20231 2024113 2025775 2026194 to date
Administrative Appeals Tribunal AATAReplaced by the Administrative Review Tribunal on 14 October 2024.	11 October 2024Newest [2024] AATA 4446	49,493	Busiest year 2019: 5,403 Each year, Administrative Appeals Tribunal 2000827 2001741 2002836 2003916 20041,010 2005935 2006820 2007874 2008894 2009741 2010798 2011719 2012735 2013698 2014719 20151,545 20162,388 20172,490 20184,674 20195,403 20204,849 20214,420 20224,085 20233,832 20243,543 2025None 2026None to date

The High Court, which you will cite most

The High Court numbers each year's judgments from 1, so the highest number we hold is the least it gave that year. Against that, here is how many we hold.

2015: 20 of at least 50
2016: 12 of at least 52
2017: 18 of at least 53
2018: 14 of at least 63
2019: 13 of at least 44
2020: 15 of at least 48
2021: 18 of at least 43
2022: 7 of at least 39
2023: 18 of at least 42
2024: 11 of at least 49
2025: 14 of at least 50
2026: 4 of at least 8

From 2000 to 2008 we hold 461 of at least 604 (76%). From 2015 to 2025, 160 of at least 533 (30%). For many of the missing ones we hold the hearing transcripts and the lower court's decision, but not the High Court's own judgment. The 2026 figures run to the end of our records. Computed from our records on 13 October 2026.

Our spot check: was each year's first judgment held?82 of 136 found across 22 courts, looked up one at a time on 13 October 2026

Every court that sits in a year gives a judgment numbered 1, so looking it up is a fair test of what we hold. We tried it for six years in 22 courts and tribunals.

Whether judgment number 1 of each year was found in our records, by court, 13 October 2026
Court	2005	2015	2020	2024	2025	2026	Found
High Court and federal courts
High Court of Australia HCA	Found	Found	Found	Not found	Not found	Not found	3 of 6
Full Court of the Federal Court FCAFC	Found	Not found	Found	Found	Found	Found	5 of 6
Federal Court of Australia FCA	Not found	Found	Not found	Not found	Found	Found	3 of 6
Family courts FamCA, FedCFamC1FFamily Court of Australia to 2020, then the Federal Circuit and Family Court (Division 1)	Not found	Not found	Not found	Not found	Found	Found	2 of 6
New South Wales
Court of Appeal NSWCA	Found	Found	Found	Found	Not found	Not found	4 of 6
Court of Criminal Appeal NSWCCA	Found	Not found	Found	Not found	Found	Not found	3 of 6
Supreme Court NSWSC	Not found	Not found	Not found	Found	Not found	Found	2 of 6
District Court NSWDC	Found	Found	Found	Not found	Found	Found	5 of 6
Land and Environment Court NSWLEC	Found	Not found	Found	Found	Found	Found	5 of 6
Victoria
Court of Appeal VSCA	Found	Not found	Found	Found	Not found	Not found	3 of 6
Supreme Court VSC	Not found	Found	Not found	Found	Found	Not found	3 of 6
County Court VCC	Not found	Found	Not found	Not found	Not found	Not found	1 of 6
Queensland
Court of Appeal QCA	Found	Found	Found	Not found	Found	Found	5 of 6
Supreme Court QSC	Not found	Not found	Found	Found	Found	Found	4 of 6
Western Australia
Court of Appeal WASCA	Found	Not found	Found	Found	Found	Not found	4 of 6
Supreme Court WASC	Found	Found	Found	Not found	Found	Found	5 of 6
South Australia, Tasmania and the territories
Supreme Court of South Australia SASC	Found	Not found	Found	Found	Found	Found	5 of 6
Supreme Court of Tasmania TASSC	Found	Found	Found	Found	Found	Not found	5 of 6
Supreme Court of the ACT ACTSC	Found	Found	Found	Found	Not found	Found	5 of 6
Supreme Court of the Northern Territory NTSC	Not found	Found	Found	Found	Found	Found	5 of 6
Tribunals
Administrative review tribunals AATA, ARTAAdministrative Appeals Tribunal to 2024, then the Administrative Review Tribunal	Found	Not found	Found	Not found	Not found	Not found	2 of 6
Fair Work Commission FWCNot tried for 2005, before the Commission's citation series began	Not tried	Found	Not found	Not found	Found	Not found	2 of 5

We also tried earlier years for two courts: the High Court for 1965, 1985 and 1995 (found 1965 only), and the Federal Court for 1985 and 1995 (found neither). Across everything we tried, we held 82 of 136 first judgments (60%).

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Leading cases we don't hold yet

26 cases a law student is commonly taught that we did not hold on 13 October 2026, checked by citation and by name. They are High Court of Australia decisions unless another court is named. The list is our own judgement of what is commonly taught, not any school's reading list.

If you cite one, the check says Not in our records

Each name opens a search for the case on AustLII, in a new tab.

Contract and consumer law

Miller & Associates Insurance Broking v BMW Australia Finance, search AustLII (opens in a new tab)2010
Butcher v Lachlan Elder Realty, search AustLII (opens in a new tab)2004
Campbell v Backoffice Investments, search AustLII (opens in a new tab)2009We hold only the costs judgment, not the main judgment
Commonwealth Bank of Australia v Barker, search AustLII (opens in a new tab)2014
Thorne v Kennedy, search AustLII (opens in a new tab)2017
ACCC v Kobelt, search AustLII (opens in a new tab)2019
CFMMEU v Personnel Contracting, search AustLII (opens in a new tab)[2022] HCA 1
ZG Operations v Jamsek, search AustLII (opens in a new tab)[2022] HCA 2
Elisha v Vision Australia, search AustLII (opens in a new tab)2024

Torts

Public law and statutory interpretation

Employment

Pinawin v Domingo, search AustLII (opens in a new tab)2012Fair Work Australia

Known problems we are fixing

Search does not always find a case we hold
On 13 October 2026 a search for “Donoghue v Stevenson” returned no result, although the judgment is held, and a search for “Lange” returned other cases instead of Lange v Australian Broadcasting Corporation, which is also held.
Until then: If a case you expect is missing, search by its citation as well as its name.
Some report citations can point to the wrong case
Some Commonwealth Law Reports (CLR) citations we tested matched a different case from the one the citation belongs to. We are fixing this.
Until then: After any match, open the record and check the case name, court and year before you rely on it.

Full text: what we show, and why

CaseSharp does not show the text of judgments or legislation. It shows the details of each case we hold and links you to read the judgment where it is published.

What CaseSharp shows, and where to read the rest
What	On CaseSharp	Where to read it
Case details: name, citation, court, date and judges	Shown	On CaseSharp, for the cases we hold
The text of a judgment	Not shown	On the court’s own site where we can link to it, on AustLII or on JADE
Paragraphs, PDFs and downloads of a judgment	Not shown	The same links, from the case page and from each check result
The text of legislation	Not shown	The Federal Register of Legislation for Commonwealth Acts, or AustLII

Why we don't show it

Each court and official publisher sets its own terms for reusing its judgments. Before we show the text of a judgment, we need a copy from that court or publisher and a record of where the copy came from. That record holds:

the court or official publisher it came from, and the web address
when we fetched it
a fingerprint of the file, so any later change shows
the publisher’s reuse terms, and the date we read them

The copies we hold today do not have that record, so we don't show their text. Only a copy with that record can have its text shown on CaseSharp.

Records cleared to show full text

None yet

As of 13 October 2026

We plan to start with publishers whose reuse terms are published: Commonwealth legislation from the Federal Register of Legislation, then NSW Caselaw, then the High Court's judgments from 1998.

The check doesn't need the text

The citation check matches the facts of each citation, such as the case name, year, report and court, against our record of the case. To read the paragraph you cite, follow the link from the result to the court's site, AustLII or JADE, and confirm it yourself.

What we hold, and what we don't

We hold

Decisions of Australian courts and tribunals, with gaps that differ by court and by year.
Some Australian legislation.
Hearing transcripts for many High Court cases. A transcript is not the judgment.
Some United Kingdom and New Zealand decisions.

We are not a source for

Journal articles, textbooks and other commentary.
Authorised report series as published, including their headnotes and editorial material.
A complete set of decisions for any court.
Foreign law, apart from some United Kingdom and New Zealand decisions that appear incidentally.

Writing a thesis

If you are writing a thesis or a long research paper, CaseSharp can check the Australian case citations in one chapter at a time, up to 200,000 characters. It does not check secondary sources, legislation pinpoints or a whole thesis at once, and it is not a citator.

If a case isn't in our records

Try these, in order, before you change a citation. A case we don't hold can still exist.

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How we measured this

Computed figures are read from the records themselves, court by court, counting each judgment in the court’s own neutral citation series (such as [2024] HCA 12) once. “Covered to” is the date of the third most recent judgment we hold in that court’s citation series, so one wrongly dated record cannot move it. It is the newest edge of what we hold, not a promise that everything before it is there. The High Court numbers each year’s judgments from 1, so the highest number we hold is the least it gave that year.

The sample figures come from our own probe of CaseSharp’s public search on 13 October 2026, which looked up citations and leading cases one at a time: judgment number 1 of six years in 22 courts, the High Court’s judgments 1 to 30 for 2023 to 2026, and 58 leading cases. They are a sample, not a census.

We review this page every month, and whenever our records change. Last reviewed 13 October 2026.

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What CaseSharp holds, and what it doesn't

How we count

Coverage by court

Covered to, court by court

The High Court, which you will cite most

Leading cases we don't hold yet

Contract and consumer law

Torts

Public law and statutory interpretation

Employment

Known problems we are fixing

Search does not always find a case we hold

Some report citations can point to the wrong case

Full text: what we show, and why

Why we don't show it

The check doesn't need the text

What we hold, and what we don't

We hold

We are not a source for

Writing a thesis

If a case isn't in our records

Search by citation and by name

Look it up where judgments are published

Ask your law library

How we measured this

Check 3 drafts a month, free.

Covered to, court by court

The High Court, which you will cite most