The study looks closely at the applications and programs that librarians and others in law firms, university law schools and other organizations in the legal sector use to search and navigate court dockets. The report helps its readers to answer questions such as: what kind of programs and applications are law librarians using to search dockets? How much are they spending? How and to what extent do they teach docket searching skills to their organizations attorneys, law professors and other patrons? What do they consider best practices? The report presents detailed data on the use of a broad range of docket searching applications such as PACER, CourtLink, WestLaw Dockets, Bloomberg Law Docket Searching and FastCase. The report lists details on annual spending on PACER. It relates the extent of specific information literacy measures in docket searching for PACER, state courts, the US Supreme Court and much more.