Blue book citation examples

    • [PDF File]SOME BASICS ON BLUEBOOKING

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      Short citation format After the initial citation, later references to the case should use a short cite format. If there is no intervening citation after the initial citation, you may use Id. o If the later reference is to a different page than the initial cite, use Id. with a pincite: Id. at 239.

    • [PDF File]Practitioners and Law Clerks

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      memoranda), use the “Bluepages” at the front of the book. The pages are blue. The Bluepages explain basic citation rules used by lawyers, summer associates, and law clerks. Citation forms used for law reviews & journals are in the “white pages,” which take up the bulk of the middle of the book. The pages are white.

    • [PDF File]BLUEBOOK (19th ed.) CITATION FORMAT EXAMPLES (FOR ...

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      1 BLUEBOOK (19th ed.) CITATION FORMAT EXAMPLES (FOR FOOTNOTES) GENERAL RULES Times New Roman, Size 10, 1 line spacing, Justified. Add full stop after every footnote.

    • [PDF File]The Bluebook reference; more

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      The following information regarding The Bluebook Citation format is an adapted version of the style and for-matting guidelines found in The Bluebook, 20th ed. (2015). This sheet is to serve as a ready-reference; more information can be found in the handbook sections provided.

    • [PDF File]Parentheticals - Georgetown University

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      A parenthetical is an explanatory phrase included in parentheses at the end of a legal citation. Parenthetical use is governed in part by the Bluebook and in part by our own writing objectives. When to use parentheticals (Bluebook Rule 1.2): Rule 1.2 encourages or strongly recommends parentheticals for certain introductory signals.

    • [PDF File]FIFTEEN COMMON BLUEBOOKING ERRORS & HINTS

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      (14.) Statutes: The Bluebook does a pretty good job of giving examples of the particular statute you may be citing. Use the Index. For state statutes, see Table 1 of the Bluebook. If you use “id.” with a statute, do not use the word “at” as you do with cases (Rule 12.9). 1 42 U.S.C. § 2004 (1994). 2 See id. § 2006. NOT: See id. at ...

    • [PDF File]Vol. 123 Style Sheet

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      THE YALE LAW JOURNAL VOLUME 123 STYLE SHEET The Yale Law Journal follows The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation (19th ed. 2010) for citation form and the Chicago Manual of Style (16th ed. 2010) for stylistic matters not addressed by The Bluebook.For the rare situations in which neither of these works covers a particular stylistic matter, we

    • [PDF File]California Case Citation, The Bluebook

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      review articles, and not for court documents. The back inside cover is a quick way to find examples of citation forms to be used in court documents. Also, the back outside cover is a helpful table of contents. Further, the blue pages contain state and court-specific information. California-specific information can be found on pages 46 and 252-253.

    • [PDF File]Sample Blue Book Short Forms - The Law School

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      - If the full citation is in a previous footnote, indicate the footnote by number. - Include any references after the supra that vary from the former cite. See chart for examples. - If supra would be cumbersome or confusing, use “hereinafter” with the full cite to establish a specialized short form (see “hearings” listed below for an ...

    • [PDF File]The Bluebook reference; more

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      The following information regarding The Bluebook Citation format is an adapted version of the style and for-matting guidelines found in The Bluebook, 20th ed. (2015).This sheet is to serve as a ready-reference; more

    • [PDF File]The Bluebook v. California Style Manual

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      before judges that prefer the citation system established by the California Style Manual, a comparison chart showing several rules and examples of commonly used citations in Bluebook and California Style Manual form are provided on the following pages. If your judge or court has not stated a preference for the citation style of the California Style

    • [PDF File]Citing Cases – The Basics of Rule 10 for Law Review Articles

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      B. When a case is referenced in a separate citation clause or sentence, follow all rules below, use ordinary roman type, and abbreviate any word contained in T.6 and T.10 of the Bluebook. Any word over eight letters may also be abbreviated if “substantial space” is saved and the result is clear. For example, S. Pac. Co. v. Jensen, 244 U.S.

    • [PDF File]INTERACTIVE CITATION WORKBOOK FOR THE BLUEBOOK: A UNIFORM ...

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      The full citation to these authorities consists of the following: Case name,•reporter volume•reporter•initial page,•pincite page if necessary•(court•year),•subsequent history if applicable. Examples of citation to Louisiana Supreme Court decisions issued before January 1, 1994: Rosell v. ESCO, 549 So. 2d 840, 842 (La. 1989). Bazley v.

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      citation to be effective, the analogy must be compelling enough for the reader to believe that the source’s proposition is comparable to the main proposition. 2. Signals that indicate comparison . Though the Bluebook recognizes this as a separate category of signals, there is in fact only one way to indicate comparison through the use of signals:

    • [PDF File]Bluebook Citation - Mitchell Hamline

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      citation of a particular document, you may use the other rules in The Bluebook, referred to as the “Whitepages,” to supplement the Bluepages. Keep in mind the typeface differences between academic documents and non -academic legal documents . as explained in . Bluepages B2.. . . .

    • [PDF File]Blue Book Examples - Home of the IJGLS

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      Bluebook Examples for Common Citations Books (Rule 15): For books, the author’s name should appear as it does on the title page of the book, in small caps followed by a comma. The title of the book, also in small caps, should follow. A pinpoint citation directly follows the title, which designates the specific pages on which the cited material

    • [PDF File]SAMPLE CITATIONS FOR SECONDARY SOURCES & CASES FALL 2016

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      Citing a book with more than two authors to a specific section and an edition other than the first. 4. National Center for State Courts, Court Improvement Programs: A Guidebook for Planners 230-36 (1972). Citing a book with an institutional author to a specific span of pages. 5.

    • [PDF File]A GUIDE TO THE BLUEBOOK

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      Citation of American Case Law • Federal cases: The Supreme Court of the United States is the only federal court to officially report its cases. This reporter is the United States Reports (U.S.) • The Bluebook requires citation only to the official report • Supreme Court Opinions are also published in three unofficial reporters: 1.

    • [PDF File]The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation (2015, 20th ed.)

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      Citation clause – like a citation sentence, but set off my commas rather than periods. These citations only relate to part of a sentence. Only finish a citation clause with a period if it is the last ... Abbreviated reporter names can be found in table T1 of the blue book. B10 – Cases 4: Court and Year

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