Welcome to ruu.li, the rapid unified uri for legal information, a URL shortener for cases and legislation.

Type or paste a citation below to go to your preferred site for it, configured per jurisdiction (separately for case law and legislation) via the settings.
Share a link like http://ruu.li/1903hca1 or http://ruu.li/evidence1995nsw/128 and it takes you and your colleague to your preferred legislation or caselaw site.

NEW - try the legislation search tool

Preferences
Pick which site the "preferred" row above (and the bare, unprefixed route) links to, per jurisdiction, separately for case law and legislation. "official" is the jurisdiction's own court/government site where ruu.li knows one, otherwise it behaves like "classic" (AustLII). Every other route on this page ( /o/ included) always means exactly what it says, regardless of any saved preference.
Case law
	official	classic	newaus	jade
High Court
Federal Court
New South Wales
Victoria
Queensland
Western Australia
South Australia
Tasmania
Australian Capital Territory
Northern Territory
Legislation
	official	classic	newaus	jade
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Victoria
Queensland
Western Australia
South Australia
Tasmania
Australian Capital Territory
Northern Territory
Ambiguous Acts
If the same Act exists in multiple jurisdictions (eg the Evidence Act or Bail Act) you can specify your first and second choice jurisdictions to avoid being taken to the disambiguation table. Leave both as "ask each time" to keep being shown the list.
First choice	ask each time Commonwealth New South Wales Victoria Queensland Western Australia South Australia Tasmania Australian Capital Territory Northern Territory
Second choice	(none) Commonwealth New South Wales Victoria Queensland Western Australia South Australia Tasmania Australian Capital Territory Northern Territory
Bookmarklet

A bookmarklet is a litle piece of javascript that you can keep in your bookmarks bar. Install it by drag the link to your bookmarks bar, then use it by clicking on it.

The ruu.li bookmarklet searches ruu.li for whatever text is selected on the page; if nothing's selected, it instead reads the medium neutral citation straight off the case page you're on (Jade, AustLII, a court's own site, or NSW Caselaw) and takes you to your preferred site for it -- no more needing to log into Jade! See this video for an example of how to use this bookmarklet.

Forced access to austlii / jade

If you want to explictly go to austlii, jade, or the official website (where available) use one of the search bars or bookmarklets below.

	official bookmarklet
	austlii classic bookmarklet
	austlii 2.0 bookmarklet
	jade bookmarklet