Judicial Consideration of Cases

1. Example used:
Google Inc v Australian Competition and Consumer Commission
[2013] HCA 1; 249 CLR 435; (2013) 294 ALR 404; (2013) 87 ALJR 235
Sourcing Cases Citing Cases
(Judicial Consideration)
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2. 1.3 Search preparation
2.4 Lexis Advance Pacific
3.12 WestlawAU
4.18 AustLII
5.25 CCH IntelliConnect
6.29 Jade
7.38 LawCite
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3. Determine search terms:
"Google Inc v ACCC"
"[2013] HCA 1"
"249 CLR 435"
"294 ALR 404"
"Google Inc v Australian Competition and Consumer Commission"
Search Preparation
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4. Sourcing Cases Citing Cases
(Judicial Consideration)
Example used:
Google Inc v Australian Competition and Consumer Commission
[2013] HCA 1; 249 CLR 435; (2013) 294 ALR 404
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5. Search Method 1
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8. Search Method 2
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12. Sourcing Cases Citing Cases
(Judicial Consideration)
Example used:
Google Inc v Australian Competition and Consumer Commission
[2013] HCA 1; 249 CLR 435; (2013) 294 ALR 404
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17. Westlaw AU FirstPoint Case Status Symbols Guide
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18. Example used:
Google Inc v Australian Competition and Consumer Commission
[2013] HCA 1; 249 CLR 435; (2013) 294 ALR 404; (2013) 87 ALJR 235
Sourcing Cases Citing Cases
(Judicial Consideration)
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19. OR
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23. Sourcing Cases Citing Cases
(Judicial Consideration)
Example used:
Google Inc v Australian Competition and Consumer Commission
[2013] HCA 1; 249 CLR 435; (2013) 294 ALR 404
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24. Create search string:
"Google Inc v Australian Competition and Consumer Commission"
OR "Google Inc v ACCC" OR "[2013] HCA 1"
OR "249 CLR 435" OR "294 ALR 404"
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26. Note Difference In Results For Different Search Terms:
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27. Note Difference In Results:
including parallel citations
and abbreviations
Search using all search terms
for comprehensive results
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28. Sourcing Cases Citing Cases
(Judicial Consideration)
Example used:
Google Inc v Australian Competition and Consumer Commission
[2013] HCA 1; 249 CLR 435; (2013) 294 ALR 404
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29. Search Method 1
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30. OR
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31. Search Method 2
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32. In Citations of: text box
Select option offered
Type: 249 CLR 435
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33. JADE Professional Access
enables Visualise Tools
OR
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35. Request
JADE Professional Access
to utilise Visualise Tools
(free for current Murdoch University Students)
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36. Sourcing Cases Citing Acts
(Judicial Consideration)
Example used:
Google Inc v Australian Competition and Consumer Commission
[2013] HCA 1; 249 CLR 435; (2013) 294 ALR 404
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37. Search Method 1
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38. Search Method 2
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