| Launch
of new on-line facility
The Incorporated Council of Law Reporting
for England & Wales are delighted to be able to announce the launch of an
exciting new FREE on-line facility for those interested in all aspects of Employment
Law, Discrimination, Competition and associated topics; The
Industrial Cases Reports Express. The Industrial Cases Reports Express
is available via our website www.lawreports.co.uk
and is designed to bring you previews of The Industrial Cases Reports before they
become available in print form.
The Industrial Cases Reports Express
will take the form of brief but considered summaries,
which give the ratio of the decision and will be updated as soon as headnotes
become available. This service will be invaluable for those who wish to keep up
to date with the very latest developments, alerting you to new precedent setting
cases which will go on to appear in full in The Industrial Cases Reports. The Industrial Cases Reports is the only specialist
series published by The ICLR. All our reporters are barristers or solicitors who
are present in court for the hearing and handing down of judgment ensuring the
highest levels of accuracy are maintained. All reports are then submitted to the
judges concerned for consideration prior to publication, and references and citations
are carefully checked. We are purposefully selective in the cases we choose to
report. Preferring to exercise editorial control we select those cases, which set precedent, develop
a point of law or raise interesting points from a legal perspective. We hope that The Industrial Cases Reports Express will provide an important service that will run alongside 
WLR Daily is a free online service that provides summaries of
key cases within 24 hours of judgment.
Together they should ensure that you
can keep up to date with the very latest developments, and follow cases through
to publication in our Reports.
Citation
of judgments in court 3.1.
For
the avoidance of doubt, it should be emphasised that both the High Court and the
Court of Appeal require that where a case has been reported in the official Law
Reports published by the Incorporated Council of Law Reporting for England and
Wales it must be cited from that source.Other series of reports may only be used
when a case is not reported in the Law Reports.
Lord
Woolf CJ
Practice
Direction (Judgments: Form and Citation) (Supreme Court) [2001] 1 WLR 194
If you would like any further information on this, or any of our other services,
please email Karen Young for online queries
or Claire Kingsnorth for
subscriptions
18 June 2002
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