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Massachusetts laws, codes and statutes are not available online in their entirety. The following sections are available from the Massachusetts Trial Court Law Libraries:
Code of Massachusetts Regulations (CMR) The Code of Massachusetts Regulations (CMR) is not available online in its entirety. Instead, individual agencies may choose to mount their regulations. To make your searching easier, we provide three areas on the CMR: The CMR FAQ answers common questions about the CMR, CMR by Citation provides links to those sections which are available (listed in numerical order), and CMR by Topic is an index to the entire code, and provides links where available. Massachusetts Executive Orders. Here we provide chronological lists of Executive Orders, as well as an index to them. By Citation: When you already know the chapter and section you need. By Popular Name: Browse our table of Massachusetts laws and regulations by name. This table was developed as an aid in finding selective Mass. General Laws by their commonly known names, becuase some common terms do not actually appear in the text of the statutes. In some instances, there are references to judicial decisions and agency regulations. Please note that this is not a comprehensive list or index.
Search the Full Text of the General Laws: If you don't find what you need in the popular name table, search full text. Supreme Judicial Court and Appeals Court LexisOne: This site requires free registration, and provides fully searchable opinions from January 1996 to date. Lawyers Weekly:
This site allows searching of SJC and Appeals Court cases from January 1997 to date. Cases are available by 1:30 p.m. on the day they're issued. Social Law Library:
Cases from 1999 to date are available for no charge. Cases are available by 1 p.m. on the day they're issued. A similar database of cases going back to 1937 is available for subscribers only Supreme Judicial Court Office of Reporter of Decisions:
SJC and Appeals Court cases are only available for the most recent two weeks. This site does provide the earliest access to new decisions, however, usually by 10:30 a.m. It also provides a selective e-mail service, through which you can register for cases on selected topics to be sent to you.
Supreme Judicial Court and Appeals Court of Massachusetts: Public Case Information: Provides docket information only on "cases entered since January 1, 1992
in the SJC, and since January 1, 1988 in the Appeals Court. These are the dates each court began using an automated Case Management System. The web site also contains information on many older cases
that were active when the conversion to the automated system occurred." Superior Court
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