Case citators are important research tools. They not only provide references to where the text of a judgment is reported, but also indicate relationships between cases, helping determine their precedent value.

You can find a case by name or by topic using a case citator.

Case citators provide the following information:

• a citation for a case (and alternative citations if it has been reported in more than one place)
• a link to the case if available
• details of any subsequent cases that have considered the case
• earlier cases considered by the case
• journal articles about this case
• if the case has considered any legislation.