Remove one active filter, try a shorter phrase, check spelling, and confirm that Jurisdiction is set to the state or court you meant to search.
Troubleshooting
Unexpected results? Check the selected jurisdiction and active filters, then remove anything you no longer need.
Check your spelling or try broader terms
Add an exact phrase, date range, outcome, issue area, school district, hearing officer, or narrower jurisdiction scope.
If results look like the wrong state, court, or tribunal, open Jurisdiction and click Edit.
Active filter chips show how the results are narrowed. Remove a chip or use Clear all when you want to begin with a broader result set.
Save, sign-in, and copy problems
If an action does not finish, refresh the page and try it once more. The checks below solve the most common copy, sign-in, and saving problems.
If Cite, Share, or quote-copy fails, check browser clipboard permissions and try a direct keyboard copy from the selected text.
If sign-in loops or does not finish, refresh, allow cookies for the site, and try again in the same browser.
If a decision, note, folder, or saved search will not save, confirm you are signed in and refresh the page before trying again.
Flagging corrections
Use Flag when the problem is tied to a specific decision page or search result. Use Contact when the issue is broader than one item or needs more explanation.
Use the decision-page Flag for metadata, outcome, formatting, or missing-content problems.
Search: "transportation reimbursement"
Use it for a wrong date, hearing officer, district, outcome, formatting problem, or missing content on that decision page.
After running a search, use it for missing results, irrelevant results, or ranking problems in the current search.
Use Contact for broader corrections, missing decisions, source disputes, or anything that needs a longer explanation.
- The URL
- The expected result
- Visible filters and jurisdiction scope
- The source document or source page
Contacting support
A short, specific report is easiest to reproduce. Include the search URL whenever possible, because the URL carries the query and filter state.
- The page URL
- The exact search terms
- Visible filters and jurisdiction scope
- The action that failed
- Any message shown on screen
- Your browser and device
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