Reporters print cases in the order that they are received from the courts. As with the statutes, there are both official case reports and commercially-produced reporters. The commercially-produced reporters generally give additional editorial information and appear more quickly. Most volumes include a table of statutes interpreted, cases decided, and other information. Judicial decisions first appear in slip opinions, then in advance sheets found at the end of the bound volumes.
Digests are usually the best source to locate cases on a specific topic.
They are arranged by broad subjects which are further subdivided. Agencies promulgate rules or regulations in order to implement and enforce statutes passed by the legislature. It is important to keep in mind which agency is likely to create regulations on the subject being researched. To find a regulation, use the index which includes entries by both subject and agency. If this fails, try the list of titles in the beginning of any volume.