There are a couple of places you might look for case opinions. The Indiana government website offers web pages for the state's various levels of courts. The information available for each court varies, but it is all free.
You may also want to look at specific court's websites to find more information about the court, not only opinions and dockets, but also other publications by the court, court rules, etc.
Other free resources for cases:
In addition to tracking down information on cases, you may be interested in other aspects of the trial process. The following resources may be helpful to you.
The resources listed above at the Law Library cover cases across multiple jurisdictions. The following resources are other electronic resources to help you track down cases in other jurisdictions.
The Law Library has a number of additional electronic and print resources that you are welcome to come in and use.
The Law Library has an extensive collection of regional reporters, that collect state supreme court and federal appellate court cases in print. You can find our federal reporters on the first floor, just beyond the glass doors, and our regional reporters on the ground floor.
Sometimes it can be interesting to try out new legal research products. For case law research, you may be interested in the following: