In addition, you have learned how the Lexis version of Shepard's conveniently flags subsequent citing cases (as to whether they have been overruled, criticized, questioned, etc.).  Click here to review. Consequently, you can now analyze citations from your primary case forward in time.

In addition, it possible check backward in "precedential pedigree" (i.e., to check whether the case authorities that your primary case, Davis v. Beason, relies upon have also been flagged because of negative treatment). 

To move back through precedential pedigree, and examine the cases upon which your primary case relies, use the Table of Authorities function.