pdombkins makes Australian citation checks a choice, not a black box
This fork separates human-reviewed research from automated citation verification for Australian legal work.
pdombkins has moved from a single research source to a selectable approach, after encountering practical limits around automated access and use conditions.
- Human-verified research: the default route asks a person to complete verification when researching Australian case law and legislation.
- Automated citation checks: an optional route supports automated validation, with notices that frame it for research and education use.
That split is more candid than treating legal research sources as interchangeable plumbing: automation can be useful, but access rules and reliability still shape what can safely be automated.
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