The following search methods work in Primo:
Gain control of your search by using Boolean connectors. You may use AND or OR or NOT .
- Connectors must be in Capital letters to be understood. Ex. (pattern OR model) "jury instructions" will find both pattern jury instructions and model jury instructions.
- Primo assumes user intends AND if no operators are included.
- Use parentheses to group terms. Ex. contract (void OR voidable) retrieves contract and void or voidable.
Put quotation marks around words meant to be searched as a phrase. Ex. “state jurisdiction”.
Wildcards can be used to replace a character or find multiple variations of a specified root word:
Use ? for a single character, e.g. wom?n to search for strings woman or women.
Use * for multiple characters, e.g. liab* would find liable or liability .
