Explore the 'Case-law' section of the CURIA website. Identify how a user can search for specific cases, what types of search criteria are available, and what kind of information is typically provided for a case once found.
Navigate to the CURIA homepage (curia.europa.eu). Click on the 'Case-law' link in the main navigation menu (ID 427). Identify the available search fields or filters on the case-law search page. Note any options for advanced searching or browsing. Describe the typical information displayed for a search result or a specific case page (e.g., case number, parties, date, type of document, links to full text). Summarize the search capabilities and the information provided for cases.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Case-law' search page. The agent identifies and lists at least three distinct search criteria (e.g., Case number, Parties, Date, Type of document). The agent mentions the availability of advanced search options if present. The agent describes the key information presented for a case result or on a case detail page (e.g., case number, names of parties, date of judgment/order, type of procedure, links to full text in different languages, legal summaries). The agent does not attempt to perform a specific search, but rather describes the functionality.