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: Antitrust ReviewGoogle and Legal Search
By David Fischer
Google now has a legal search engine. You first have to go to Google Scholar and then selected the “legal opinions and journals” option. I have only taken a quick look but a couple of quick thoughts: this is will be useful if you know the case name (or part of it). However, the inability to search for cases within a particular federal district court or circuit is an odd limitation (especially given the the ability to search for state cases by state). Other limitations: there is no indication if the case has been overruled, vacated, etc. (nor is there a way to Sherpadize a case) and the search tools are not as powerful as those found on Lexis or Westlaw. Hopefully, Google will work to improve this search tool.
Full post as published by Antitrust Review on November 19, 2009 (boomark / email).
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