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Question: Is there an easy to use search engine to search court cases I may be able to reference. I am self-represented.
Answer: The following is provided for general information only. To find out how the law applies to a specific situation, contact an attorney directly. Some search engines have advanced search options that can filter cases and academic materials, however many of these free online resources may not be complete or may not indicate whether a case is still good law for that reason it may be more prudent to utilize a public law library. Many courts have self-service centers and law libraries, to find one use the Arizona Court Locater or conduct an internet search of "law library" in a particular county..
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Is there an easy to use search engine to search court cases I may be able to reference. I am self-represented.
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