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Find Case Law is a free service for searching published court judgments and tribunal decisions.

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What Find Case Law is

Find Case Law is a free service for searching published court judgments and tribunal decisions. Its coverage includes England and Wales, plus UK-wide cases from the Supreme Court and Privy Council. Users can search full judgment text and details such as court name or neutral citation, then filter results by date, court or tribunal, party name, or judge name. Judgments can be downloaded as PDFs, printed, saved, or shared through links to specific decisions. The service is available on the web and through an API, with no account required for the described free uses. Reading, downloading, quoting, research, and commercial use are free under the Open Justice Licence; computational analysis requires a separate licence. The collection is not a complete record of all cases: it excludes most magistrates’ court decisions and matters barred from publication by restrictions or other legal constraints. The National Archives provides the service in partnership with the Ministry of Justice, His Majesty’s Courts and Tribunals Service, and the Judicial Office. It does not provide legal advice, interpretation, or support.

Good

  • Free reading, downloading, quoting, research, and commercial use
  • Searches judgment text and case details
  • Filters by date, court, party, or judge
  • Available through a website and API

Watch out

  • Excludes most magistrates’ court decisions
  • Some cases cannot be published and are excluded
  • Computational analysis requires a separate licence
  • Search does not handle Boolean operators or spelling correction

Who it suits

Find Case Law can serve legal professionals, students, researchers, journalists, self-represented people, and members of the public looking for published judgments. It provides access to decisions, not legal advice or interpretation.

Verdict

Find Case Law provides searchable access to a defined collection of court and tribunal decisions, with PDF downloads and an API. Its coverage has clear exclusions, and computational analysis is outside the free-use terms.

Plans and prices

From Find Case Law's own pricing page, checked 11 Oct 2026.

All about pricing
PlanPriceWhat it gives you
Find Case LawFreeFree access to judgments · computational analysis requires a separate licence

The facts

Each one read from Find Case Law's own pages, with the date it was checked.

What it does

API
The service can be accessed through its website or the Find Case Law API.checked 11 Oct 2026
Audience
The service provides guidance for legal professionals, students, researchers, journalists, self-represented people, and members of the public.checked 11 Oct 2026
Coverage limits
The service is not a comprehensive record of every case and excludes most magistrates’ court decisions and cases barred from publication by restrictions or other legal constraints.checked 11 Oct 2026
Downloads
Users can download judgments as PDFs, print them, save them, and share links to specific judgments.checked 11 Oct 2026
Legal advice
Find Case Law does not provide legal advice, interpretation, or support.checked 11 Oct 2026
Licensing
Most uses, including reading, downloading, quoting, research, and commercial use, are free under the Open Justice Licence; computational analysis requires a separate licence.checked 11 Oct 2026
Partners
The National Archives provides Find Case Law in partnership with the Ministry of Justice, His Majesty’s Courts and Tribunals Service, and the Judicial Office.checked 11 Oct 2026
Purpose
Find Case Law provides free access to court judgments and tribunal decisions from England and Wales, plus UK-wide cases from the Supreme Court and Privy Council.checked 11 Oct 2026
Registration
No registration or account is required for the described free uses of judgments.checked 11 Oct 2026
Search
Users can search judgment full text and details such as court name and neutral citation, then filter by date, court or tribunal, party name, or judge name.checked 11 Oct 2026
Search limits
Search does not recognise Boolean operators, match similar words, or correct spelling mistakes.checked 11 Oct 2026
Security and privacy
The National Archives is the data processor for publication, while the court that decided a case is the data controller for the judgment content.checked 11 Oct 2026
Source and authority
Judgments are provided directly by courts and tribunals, and the service describes itself as the official public source for the judgments it publishes.checked 11 Oct 2026
Support
The team handles technical problems, questions about judgments, error reports, and general enquiries, and says it aims to respond promptly.checked 11 Oct 2026

The company

Founded
2022checked 19 Oct 2026

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