Search is defined in the first three steps :
What is required [$ $] In the search box enter one, two or more terms that describe a problem second .
Where required [$ $] Category results define the items on the left, which is selected types of documents - regulations, official opinions, models, etc. .
Each category is in brackets indicating the number of hits for a given search .
third As it appears [$ $] At the top of every list there is a choice of sorting the items, so you can choose the order :
- by alphabet (Cyrillic / Latin )
- chronologically, with what the newest or most recently changed titles to be top
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When entering search terms can be used :
- Cyrillic / Latin or English alphabet (instead CZS CZS ),
- abbreviated words (example: " guilt "rather than" criminal "); at this attention, because for example. "Paths" to be understood as a "path" instead of the expected "years "
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If you get too long list of hits, it is possible to narrow the search, narrowing is performed at one of the ways :
- add the term (terms) that closely reflect the problem ,
- change some of the entered terms, so that a more accurate definition
- put a full definition and some of the words in quotes, but the [$ $] ◦ single quotation marks suggest a strict search these words, whatever the case, gender and number [$ $] ◦ quotation marks suggest a strict search words in the above mentioned form [$ $] Similarly, the expansion in the case of a small number or lack of goals is done: [ $ $] - by shortening the list of terms
- choice of terms with a broader meaning
- avoiding specifying the context (eg, "single parent, the concept of avoiding unnecessary ")
- concretization (eg," criminal law, Article 160 ")
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If this search is not suitable to your current needs or experience, yet you can use the standard elements of the selection (title of the legislation, the type of change, donodsilac, name, number and year of the official gazette ).
etc. This search is under option to a formal search and identical in functionality in Web search rules version 2.0.

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