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Queensland Judgments website in Beta

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The Queensland Judgments website has just been launched by the Incorporated Council of Law Reporting for the State of Queensland and the Supreme Court Library of Queensland.

It contains a complete set of the Queensland Reports, published in both its original format (PDF) and in a searchable online format.

The website also contains a number of other valuable features:
  • a complete set of recent unreported Supreme Court judgments (from 2002), which is being gradually expanded as the Library’s full print collection of unreported Supreme Court judgments is digitised.
  • an appeal database, which provides current and historical data about appeals from judgments in the collection.
  • a new UCPR service, which seeks to identify the leading judgments on civil procedure in Queensland.
The website is currently being published in a beta version, to give users an opportunity to suggest improvements.

I encourage all members to visit the new website and register to obtain full access to all its features.  The website is to be found at – www.queenslandjudgments.com.au.

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