A case citator is a legal research tool for finding cases by party name/s, citation or topic. Citators allow you to track the history of a case and its subsequent treatment by the courts, as well as determine if a case is still good law. Citators also enable researchers to identify secondary materials which discuss a case as well as legislation judicially considered.
Case citators are available for both Australian and international cases.
Parallel or Alternative Citations
Click here to view a short video that explains parallel citations. Note: AGLC (4) in rule 2.2.2 states that the most authoritative version of a case should be cited.