1: What is the Saskatchewan Cases Database (1:46)

• What is the Saskatchewan Cases database?
• Where you can find the Saskatchewan Cases database
• The basic parts of the Saskatchewan Cases search screen

2: Finding a Particular Case with the Saskatchewan Cases Database (2:32)

• The easiest way to find a particular decision is to search by citation. Either a neutral citation or any valid citation to a printed report will work
• To search using the case name, enter the names of parties separated by the AND operator
• For example, Iet’s locate Hoffman v Monsanto, 2007 SKCA 47

3: Finding a Case of Unknown Name with the Saskatchewan Cases Database (2:39)

• What if you want to search for a case of unknown name?
• For example, I am trying to locate a Queen’s Bench judgment by Justice Gerein, made sometime in the last five years, on arbitrary detention

4: Noting Up a Case with the Saskatchewan Cases Database (2:45)

• The database can search for Saskatchewan judicial considerations of cases from any jurisdiction, as well as statutes, regulations, and rules
• For example, has the Court of Appeal’s 2012 decision in R v Gunn ever been considered by a Saskatchewan Court?

5: Noting Up a Statute with the Saskatchewan Cases Database (4:56)

• The database can search for Saskatchewan judicial considerations of statutes from any jurisdiction, as well as regulations and rules
• All legislation mentioned in Saskatchewan case law is indexed in the database
• For example, has section 17 of The Administration of Estates Act ever been considered in a Saskatchewan Court?