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Old 12-05-2021, 10:06 AM
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Does anyone know any specific query to list all decisions rendered by a particular judge
on canlii i.e. all decisions from judge John Doe?

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Not easy. I just search their last name.
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Old 12-08-2021, 03:39 PM
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Not easy. I just search their last name.
I have been trying too. The 'exact' case even return a lot of false positives
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Does anyone know any specific query to list all decisions rendered by a particular judge
on canlii i.e. all decisions from judge John Doe?

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What I usually do is put names in quotes, like this

"John doe" or "Alex baldwin"

It will force the search engine to match the exact phrase in the quotations.
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What I usually do is put names in quotes, like this

"John doe" or "Alex baldwin"

It will force the search engine to match the exact phrase in the quotations.
Exact phrase is best using the "+" sign between words. Like this

"Justice+Matthew" would look for every case that has "Justice Matthew" together in that sequence.
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Old 12-10-2021, 03:00 AM
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Exact phrase is best using the "+" sign between words. Like this



"Justice+Matthew" would look for every case that has "Justice Matthew" together in that sequence.
Thanks for all the tips. will try that with the '+'
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