Google Scholar Has Search Within Cases Citing a Case

Google Scholar’s “Search within Articles Cited” feature is similar to doing a focus search of Shepard’s results or locate search of Keycite results.  You can narrow down a list of cases citing your case  by jurisdiction or by keyword.    For example:  Say you are looking for a case dealing with a Motion for Relief from Judgment (Civ.R. 60(b)) because the proper person in a corporation never received service.  You know that a major case concerning Civ.R. 60(b) in Ohio is GTE Automatic Electric, Inc.  v. ARC Industries, Inc. (1976), 47 Ohio St.2d 146.    So the Google Scholar Search would be:

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Then click on Cited by 856,

Of course, this functionality also works with articles.  If  you find a seminal law review article, you can find other articles that deal with particular aspects or issues.

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