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This list is sorted alphabetically and the relevant abbreviations are shown before the report title.
You will need to request most of these resources from our stack storage.
Some items are held at our offsite storage facility and will generally be available after 4pm on the next business day.
Can't find the abbreviation on the list below, try the La Trobe University Legal Abbreviation search, and check our catalogue for possible holdings.
Can't find the abbreviation on the list above, try the La Trobe University Legal Abbreviation search, and check our catalogue for possible holdings.
This Guide has been developed by staff of the Legal Information Access Centre (LIAC), State Library of NSW. The State Library holds an extensive collection of case law, legislation and looseleaf publications.
Tip! Type in exact name of law report - for example Motor Vehicle Reports
Not all cases are available.
Courts select and provide decisions for publication, usually on the grounds of legal significance.
Just because a case is well known doesn't mean that it has been published in print, or on the internet. If you know the names of the parties, you could try searching on a case citator to find it on the internet.
If you want to find out more about citators, use this guide: What is a case citator? produced by Macquarie University.
