how can you download court cases from the net for free?

Question

Whats the url? anyone has any idea, mail me at [e-mail]

please mention the place your from too...
preferably indian cases...thanks for your help

Answer 1

I don't know exactly what you are looking for but I can recommend a good indian law library (which has some cases available) at narf.org

Answer 2

Some case law may be accessed using a LexisOne account. It is free (yet limited to recent cases). It requires registration to access case law. FindLaw also provides access to court cases at the appellate and superior court levels.

If you live near a university or college that offers Law courses, you may be able to request access to their law library or computers with LexisNexis access. It is great...though expensive. As a paralegal student, I enjoy use of it.

Consider a course in Legal Research, too.

If you have a matter that needs to be addressed on a legal issue, the statutes of limitations may require action within one year of the happenstance...contact an attorney who specializes or is experienced with Indian rights...see the list below for search terms related ...

You may want to try one of the following terms:
Indian
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Indians
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Indians Nations Tribes
Indictment Charge
Indictment Charges
Indictment Information
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Indigenous
Indigenous Peoples
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Indigents
Individual Debt
Individual Debt Adjustment
Individual Retirement Accounts
Individual Unemployability
Individualized Education
Individualized Education Plan

Get legal...stay legal.

Answer 3

If I am not mistaken, dear maya, there is no such thing as 'free lunch'! At the most, you may get a bite but not a full buffet! So, you better follow the normal procedures and get what you want in a way legally permissible!

Cheers merriful maya!