Sources of legal information - Peter Smith
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This document summarizes sources of legal information and how to find cases online and in print. It discusses that most cases are neither published nor reported. It provides details on searching the BAILII and EUR-Lex databases for UK, European Court of Justice, and European Court of Human Rights cases. Key sources mentioned include BAILII, EUR-Lex, judiciary websites, and print law reports for finding and identifying cases.
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Editor's Notes
- This is a very rough estimate of how many cases are reported.
- Explain elements of the citation. Perhaps also some background; R v Chambers was case in which problems with OPSI and SIs led to a case being halted at last minute and others had to be revisited.
- Demo BAILLI search by name and by citation; show limits area
- Show copy of Appeal Cases with Donoghue v Stevenson report in it. Demo Cardiff Index.
- These sites give information on how courts work, news on developments and in some cases decisions.
- Show EUR-Lex page and BAILLI European databases
- Demo search by case name and case number on EUR-Lex; demo search and browse on BAILLI.
- Demo search by number and keyword.
- Show HUDOC and demo search; also demo BAILLI browse and search.