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How To Look Up Federal Court Cases?

To look up federal court cases, the primary official resource is PACER (Public Access to Court Electronic Records). This fee-based system allows you to search dockets and download documents from all U.S. District Courts, Courts of Appeals, and Bankruptcy Courts. You'll need to register for an account and can search by party name, case number, attorney, judge, or court location. For free, though often less comprehensive, options, visit the specific federal court's website (e.g., a U.S. District Court or Circuit Court of Appeals). Many courts provide their own dockets and published opinions directly. The Supreme Court's official website is excellent for its own cases, offering opinions and argument transcripts. For published opinions, Google Scholar can also be a useful free tool, particularly for appellate court decisions.

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