Your library login
Lexis+
Listed by the Law Library.
Across the ten guides we read: most state authorised report series, Halsbury's Laws of Australia and the CaseBase citator.
Read from ANU Library: Law on 13 October 2026.
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
Your library pays for Lexis+ and Westlaw AU. Open each from the library's own link below. Use what you have first; this page shows where CaseSharp fits beside it.
Open each one from the library's own entry and sign in with your university account. These hold the authorised reports, the commentary and the citators.
The library's tip for Westlaw AU: scroll to the bottom of the sign-in screen and choose Access through Australian academic institutions.
Your library login
Listed by the Law Library.
Across the ten guides we read: most state authorised report series, Halsbury's Laws of Australia and the CaseBase citator.
Read from ANU Library: Law on 13 October 2026.
Your library login
Listed by the Law Library.
Across the ten guides we read: the Commonwealth Law Reports, The Laws of Australia and the KeyCite citator.
Read from ANU Library: Law on 13 October 2026.
Free to many law students
JADE says university students typically get JADE Professional free. Register at jade.io with your university email to check.
The ANU library pages we read don't say how to get it, so JADE is the one to ask.
It adds alerts, and lets you upload a document to check its citations.
Read from JADE manual: Do I have an account? on 13 October 2026.
Open it from your library
Start from the library's own link: the buttons on these pages, or the library's database list. Library links are set up for your university's sign-in.
Sign in as a student
Use your university account when the database asks. Some sign-in screens ask for your institution first: for Westlaw AU, ANU's Law Library says to choose Access through Australian academic institutions at the bottom of the screen.
Read from ANU Library: Law
Some law schools now license generative AI research tools. We found no public statement naming one for ANU law students.
None named in public
The ANU pages we read don't name a generative AI legal research tool. If the library licenses one, it will be in its database list. Either way, your unit outline decides whether you may use one in an assessment.
These work wherever you study, on any device, and after you graduate.
Most research jobs belong to your library's databases or the free sources. CaseSharp has one row.
Read a case in its authorised report
Find commentary or an encyclopaedia entry
See how later cases treated a case
Read a judgment or an Act without a login
Check the case citations in your own draftThe one job CaseSharp does
Ask a research question in plain English
Where CaseSharp fits
CaseSharp checks the case citations in your own draft against court records, then links you to read each case on the court's site, AustLII or JADE. Nothing about it depends on ANU, and it uses no generative AI, at any step.
Paste up to 10 footnotes. Nothing is stored. Or create a free account and check 3 drafts a month, free.
Already have JADE Professional?
JADE Professional lets you upload a legal document and check its citations. If that does the job for you, you don't need CaseSharp. JADE Professional features
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