Google is okay for rapidly getting to all kinds of information, including law. But, like all search engines, it's inclined to produce too many results or none (that you want, at least).
While there are a seemingless endless number of ways of trimming the number of relevant responses to a navigable figure, I've found Lauren's suggestion of using AROUND(*) increases the chances of finding what I'm looking for when all of the results are off-topic.
Entering,
will get you sites with negligent within 5 words to either side of the word criminal. And of course you can choose the proximity of words closer in or further out, or add extra AROUNDs, depending on the number of responses you're getting.
3 comments:
I've found google advance search Australia is good. Not sure how other people get in but I just type google advance search and go to the site.
There is an oppurtunity to refine the search
1) by entering a number of words, and
2) stipulating an exact phrase or wording and
3) Entering one or more words to refine.
You can also exclude unwanted words.
Worth a try
My google tip is u can use "+" and "-" instead of MUST and NOT.
Always check the second and third pages. People who know how to rig the results get the first page to advertise crap but what you want is usually a couple of pages later.
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