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3. ecampusontario.pressbooks.pub › legalresearchChapter 7: Researching Canadian Case Law Online

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   Identify specialized tools, techniques and strategies for locating and retrieving relevant Canadian case law online. Identify the importance of noting up case law and describe the online steps of the process. Critically evaluate online tools for case law research.

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6. greatguides.lso.ca › canadiancaselawOn The Web: Where to Find Canadian Case Law - Law Society of ...

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   Apr 16, 2024 · This guide provides links to case law, as well as case-related services and information available mainly from the websites of Canadian courts and administrative tribunals.

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   Nov 7, 2024 · This section of the Manual covers key background information about Canadian case law, as well as research strategies for finding cases. Table of Contents. Introduction to Case Law. How Cases are Published. Finding a Known Case. Finding Cases on a Topic. Noting Up Case Law. << Previous: Noting Up Legislation. Next: Introduction to Case Law >>

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   Legal researchers must be familiar with the content, coverage, strengths, weaknesses, and appropriate use of the sources they consult. Researchers cannot simply rely on Google or other large search engines, as the majority of Canadian legal research material is not available on the open web.

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   Where can I find information about case law in Canada?

   • Chat with Us! This guide provides links to case law, as well as case-related services and information available mainly from the websites of Canadian courts and administrative tribunals. Also included are links to CanLII (Canadian Legal Information Institute), a free service providing a collection of Canadian primary legal materials on the Internet.

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   How do I find a case in Canada?

   • Use a case digesting service. Examples include: Canadian Charter of Rights Annotated, MILLS Library Reference (3rd floor) KE 4381 .A29C36, vols. 1-6. Search databases containing Canadian case law. Examples include: BestCase - search for Canadian cases by word or phrase, catchline, date, citation, party name, judge, case law reporter, and more.

   McMaster LibGuides: How Do I Find Canadian Case Law?: Case Law

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   How do I find cases based on the same legal issue?

   • Cases decided on the same legal issue are stored together in the database under a single classification. To find a relevant classification — and thus find a group of cases all on your topic of interest — browse the table of contents in a case digest database and zero in on a topical classification or sub-classification of interest.

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   How do I find a good case?

   • To find these cases, look near the top of your One Good Case for a list of “cases cited” or “table of authorities” where the legal editors or the court will list the cases relied on in that decision. This technique may lead you to a leading case in your area of law, or even to a more authoritative case than your One Good Case.

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   How do I find a case based on my jurisdiction?

   • Simply select the database that reflects your jurisdiction of interest, enter your search, and look for an alert button. This will allow you to receive emails when new cases meet your search criteria.

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   Why should I study online case law research?

   • As with legislation, your ability to master techniques for effective online case law research is enhanced if you understand the structure and process of the courts as lawmaking institutions and how this primary source is generated, published, indexed, stored, and accessed online.

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10. libguides.mcmaster.ca › case-lawCase Law - How Do I Find Canadian Case Law? - McMaster ...

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    Nov 3, 2023 · Search databases containing Canadian case law. Examples include: BestCase - search for Canadian cases by word or phrase, catchline, date, citation, party name, judge, case law reporter, and more.