A note on
translations of French-language judgments from Québec: For
English speakers wanting English translations of judgments
from Québec written in French, realize that most French
judgments will be available only in French. My
SLAW blogpost from 2 March 2011 explains in more detail
where you can try to source English translation of French
decisions.
2) Accessing Canadian court
dockets online [top]
Free online access to Canadian
court dockets remains relatively abysmal in Canada, with there
being spotty coverage, depending on jurisdiction, unlike in the
United States where there are fairly exhaustive subscription
(fee) services such as
LexisNexis CourtLink and
Pacer.
In Canada, the following chart
provides links for those jurisdictions that provide online
access to court dockets. For those jurisdictions that do not
provide online access, I have provided a link to the registry
office to allow users to contact those registries for more
information. Beneath this chart are links
to various commercial services that provide selected Canadian
court docket access.
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Other
Commercial Services
3) Accessing US, UK,
Australian, NZ case law [top]
USA
Australia / New Zealand /
India
4) Accessing case law from
other jurisdictions [top]