Australasian Legal Information Institute
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The Australasian Legal Information Institute, or AustLII for short, is an online legal information database. It is free to access and contains case information from courts in Australia.
One search can cover all databases housed at AustLII which includes:
- State Supreme Courts
- State Tribunals
- Commonwealth courts including High Court, Federal Court and Family Court
- Commonwealth Commissions and Tribunals
- State Legislation
- Office of State Revenue
- Tax Office Rulings and Determinations
Within case law and other data sets you’ll find people’s names. This can be a handy tool for finding information about someone for the purposes of people search or background checks.
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