Bluebook case citation
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The subsequent history of a case affects its quality as precedent and therefore a reader will be very interested in knowing what that history is. A typical (hypothetical) citation including subsequent history looks like this: Briggs v. North, 564 F. Supp. 585 (W.D. Mich. 1995), aff'd, 746 F.3d 1475 (6th Cir. 1996), rev’d, 573 U.S. 909 (1997).
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Exception to Bluebook rule 10.2.1(a) at 97: When a case has both an adversary and a nonadversary name, cite to only the first case name in the official reports caption. Exception to Bluebook rule 10.3.1, at 102-103 and Table T1: Cite official reports and regional …
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Citation to unofficial reporters: Because the cases can be found in three different sets of books, the Yellow Book tells us that it’s good practice to give parallel citations to the other reporters that also contain the case. The Bluebook states that “all case citations should be to …
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The name of the court or the jurisdiction where the case was decided. The date of the decision. The precise construction of the case citation is governed by the citation system adopted by the courts in a particular jurisdiction. The two most common citation guides are the . Uniform System of Citation (the Bluebook) and the . ALWD Citation Manual.
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The numerous citation methods do the opposite of the intended goal. Instead of being costless and straightforward, they are convoluted and a waste of precious time and resources. Perhaps the most egregious example of a citation system devolving into a convoluted process is the Bluebook, which is the most common citation system in the United States.
[DOC File]140: Legal Citation
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B. The Bluebook and the ALWD Citation Manual. II. Primary Authority. A. Case Law—Bluebook R-10 & P1; ALWD-12. 1. Citation components—Bluebook R-10.1; ALWD-12.1. a. The case name. b. The reporter in which the case is published (the volume number, abbreviation of the reporter, and page number where the case begins) c. Pinpoint page if the ...
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The chapter includes references to rules from both the ALWD and the Bluebook with the goal of providing quick access to the main rules of citation in either authority. ASSIGNMENTS . Provide the correct citations for the following. Use either the Bluebook or the ALWD. ASSIGNMENT 1—CASE …
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Ex: In the case of Sorenson v. State, the plaintiff argued the State had failed the students by failing to provide adequate instruction. Footnote text may include citations, but for case names that are not grammatically part of a sentence, then you must use typeface conventions for that citation. Rule 5 …
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Using “Bluebook” form will help ensure that legal sources in all TIGTA materials are cited according to a uniform citation system and that readers are able to locate cited legal sources easily. The citation forms used in the Bluebook provide the information necessary to lead …
[DOC File]Online Companion: Legal Research, Analysis, and Writing
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the short name of the case. The short form of the citation has the following format: Miranda, 384 U.S. at 441. Using the term Supra. The term “supra” refers to as above; or a citation listed earlier. Thus a case when first cited will be referenced in its entirety . Miranda v. Arizona, 384 U. S. 436 (1966).
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