Search for a decision in PDF.  A search term can be any word appearing in the decision like a name, a date or a case number.  The best way to find exactly what you need is to enclose your search term in quotes.  The case number must be entered as ##-### where the first two digits are the year and the last 3 digits are the number.  

For example: 02-054 or wy-02-054

New!  You can now search for content inside of opinions. Just enter a search term in the box below, and click "Search".

Search Term:
    
Enter search terms in all lower case type

You may also browse the Authoritative Index of BAP Decisions, or the Chronological Index of Decisions.

The text search engine allows queries to be formed from arbitrary Boolean expressions containing the keywords AND, OR, and NOT, and grouped with quote marks. For example:

information retrieval

finds documents containing 'information' or 'retrieval'

same as above

finds documents containing both 'information' and 'retrieval'

finds documents containing 'information' but not 'retrieval'

finds documents containing 'WAIS', plus 'information' but not 'retrieval'

finds documents containing words starting with 'web'

*          Matches anything that begins with the keyword.
Example: sea*  Matches seas, seal, seat. It also matches seals, and seaport.