Law reports: authorised reports
- Authorised law reports are cases that have been approved by the judge before publishing. They contain decisions.
- Cases are often reported in more than one law report series; citing the authorised report is preferable, if available.
- Cases reported in an authorised series must be cited in court rather than relying on printouts from databases such as AustLII.
Authorised Australian law reports available electronically from UOW Library
| Authorised Report Series |
Legal Online |
LexisNexis AU |
Commonwealth Law Reports (CLR)
Cases from: High Court of Australia |
Vol. 1 1903+ |
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New South Wales Law Reports (NSWLR)
Cases from: Supreme Court of NSW |
1971+ |
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Federal Court Reports (FCR)
Cases from: Federal Court of Australia |
1984+ |
- |
Victorian Reports
Cases from: Supreme Court of Victoria |
- |
1957+ |
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