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authorities citing a particular case, statute, or other legal authority. Shepardizing (sometimes written lower-case) is the process of consulting Shepard's...
Click to read more »(effectively an academic link farm). As of 2010, Google Scholar was not able to shepardize case law, as Lexis could. Unlike other indexes of academic work such as...
Click to read more »Lexis-Nexis has a U.S. trademark registration for "Shepardize," Reg. No. 1743711, and defines "Shepardizing on a web page as "the process of looking up citations"...
Click to read more »unconstitutional. Using a citator in this way is colloquially referred to as "Shepardizing". Because cases cite related cases, citators can be used to find cases...
Click to read more »without one.” The books became so popular that the name became a verb—to Shepardize. The Frank Shepard Company began producing alternatives to the sticker...
Click to read more »the process of citation checking is still informally referred to as "Shepardizing". In 2004, KeyCite was the most-used citation checking service in an...
Click to read more »well tried solution to the problem of automatic indexing, namely to "shepardize" biomedical literature, to untangle the skein of its content by following...
Click to read more »that their case is still "good law." This process is often known as Shepardizing after the name of the service. Citators track resources, written at a...
Click to read more »derivative action – Shareholders' meeting – Sharia law –Sharp practice – Shepardize – Sheriff – Sheriff's sale – Shield laws – Shifting the burden of proof –...
Click to read more »case has been questioned or overruled by a later decision (known as "Shepardizing" the citation). Other software products to assist with creating Tables...
Click to read more »Association v. Federal Communications Commission, 400 F.3d 29 (D.C. Circuit, 2005) and see generally Regulatory Flexibility Act Shepardizing: Case Law...
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