The Casemaker Web Library search engine uses set logic for queries.
Set logic is easier to use and provides more abilities than Boolean searching.
See the examples provided below to understand how to do Boolean type searches using set logic. Words entered in the query box should be actual search terms you wish to find in the text of the document not operators. Please see examples below for how to use the set logic to specify searches. If you type. . . The Casemaker Web Library will find documents that. . .