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9780735511934

ALWD Citation Manual : A Professional System of Citation

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    0735511934

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  • Copyright: 2000-02-01
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Summary

The single most successful new law school book in Aspen's history! Adopted by more than 80 law schools in just three short months! Students and instructors alike are buzzing with excitement over this new legal citation guide which offers everything that everyone has always wanted: consistency, flexibility, easy to understand, and filled with examples. The ALWD Manual contains ONE system for ALL documents-making no distinction between law review articles and other types of writing Endorsed by the Association of Legal Writing Directors this soon-to-be-standard citation manual-written, designed, and edited by professionals-carefully guides students through the rules for citation in everyday and scholarly legal writing. At a glance internal consistency flexibility more accurate bibliographic information easier to read expanded coverage of state sources more examples Of Special Interest: an introduction explains the importance and purposes of legal citation. an introductory section explains how your word processor might affect citations. an introductory section explains when and how local court citation rules should be used. an appendix contains the actual local court citation rules. Sidebars are used throughout the book to provide additional background information, To help users avoid common problems, and to give additional advice about how to locate and cite various sources. For the most commonly-cited sources, including cases, statutes, treatises, legal and periodicals, each section will start with a 'Fast Formats' page that can be used as a quick guide to double-check citations. Each rule concerning a particular source contains a diagramed example reflecting the different components of the citation. The 'tabulated style' is easier on the eye, and thus easier to read. Readers will find detailed rules on sources used by many first-year students, such as legal encyclopedias and A.L.R. annotations. There is expanded coverage on electronic sources, legislative and administrative materials, practice rules, court documents (appellate records, pleadings, transcripts), and local ordinances. Icons are used to better reflect how citation should be spaced. There is a detailed index. an accompanying Web site posts updates, any necessary clarifications, and a FAQ. Two-color interior helps emphasize points and make other distinctions a one-color book cannot. Other features include a strong cover, laminated initial pages, and section tabs.

Table of Contents

About the Authors xxi
Preface xxiii
Acknowledgments xxv
Part 1 Introductory Material 1(12)
Purpose and Use of Citations
3(1)
How to Use This Book
4(4)
Overall Organization
4(1)
Organization within Each Part of This Book
5(1)
Finding Tools
6(1)
Caveats
6(1)
Footnotes Versus Endnotes
7(1)
Citing Sources Not Covered in This Book
7(1)
Sources for Additional Information
8(1)
Citing This Book
8(1)
Web Site for Updates and Frequently Asked Questions
8(1)
Local Citation Rules
8(1)
How Your Word Processor May Affect Citations
9(4)
Margin Justification
9(1)
Default Settings and Quick Correct Features
10(3)
Part 2 Citation Basics 13(42)
Typeface for Citations
15(2)
Typeface Choices
15(1)
When to Use Ordinary Type in Citations
15(1)
When to Use Italics in Citations
15(1)
Typeface for Punctuation in Citations
15(2)
Abbreviations
17(4)
Use
17(1)
Spacing for Abbreviations
17(2)
Authorities Referred to in Textual Sentences
19(2)
Spelling and Capitalization
21(2)
Words in Titles
21(1)
Other Capitalization and Spelling Rules
21(2)
Ordinal Numbers
23(2)
Definitions
23(1)
Use
23(1)
Punctuation
23(2)
Page Numbers
25(4)
Initial Pages
25(1)
Pinpoint Pages
25(2)
Importance of Using Pinpoint References
27(1)
Citing Consecutive Pages
27(1)
Using Hyphens, En Dashes, and ``to'' for Spans
28(1)
Citing Scattered Pages
28(1)
Sections and Paragraphs
29(6)
General Rules
29(1)
Spacing
29(1)
Inserting the Symbols for Sections and Paragraphs
30(1)
Unnumbered Paragraphs
30(1)
Subsections and Subparagraphs
30(1)
Distinguishing Sections from Subsections
31(1)
Citing Consecutive Sections or Paragraphs
31(1)
Citing Scattered Sections or Paragraphs
32(1)
Citing Consecutive Subdivisions within a Single Section or Paragraph
32(1)
Citing Scattered Subdivisions within a Single Section or Paragraph
33(1)
Citing Multiple Subdivisions within Multiple Sections or Paragraphs
33(1)
Referring to Sections and Paragraphs in Textual Material
34(1)
Footnotes and Endnotes
35(2)
Supplements
37(2)
Citing Material Found Only in a Supplement
37(1)
Citing Material Found Only in the Main Volume
37(1)
Citing Material in Both the Main Volume and a Supplement
37(2)
Graphical Material, Appendices, and Other Subdivisions
39(4)
Citing Graphical Material
39(1)
Citing Appendices
39(1)
Other Subdivisions
40(3)
Internal Cross-References
43(4)
Definition
43(1)
Material That May Be Cross-Referenced
43(1)
Supra and Infra
43(1)
Format for Internal Cross-References
44(3)
The Two Uses of Supra
45(2)
Introduction to Full and Short Citation Formats
47(8)
Full Citation Format
47(1)
Short Citation Format
47(1)
Id. as a Short Citation
48(3)
Id. Versus Ibid.
48(3)
Supra as a Short Citation
51(4)
Part 3 Citing Specific Print Sources 55(214)
Fast Formats: Cases
57(1)
Cases
58(40)
Full Citation Format
58(1)
Case Name
58(8)
Distinguishing Case Names from Party Names
59(5)
Public Official Named as a Party
64(2)
Reporter Volume
66(1)
Reporter Abbreviation
66(6)
Explanation of Commonly Used Procedural Phrases
67(1)
Common Reporter Abbreviations
68(2)
Early Supreme Court Reporters
70(1)
Locating Parallel Citations
71(1)
Page Numbers
72(1)
Court Abbreviation
73(3)
Date
76(1)
Subsequent History
77(4)
Information about Denials of Certiorari
79(2)
Prior History
81(1)
Additional Rules Concerning Subsequent and Prior History
81(2)
Parenthetical Information
83(2)
Abbreviations for Titles of Judges and Other Judicial Officials
85(1)
Cases Published Only on LEXIS or Westlaw
85(1)
Cases Not Yet Reported
86(1)
Table Cases
86(1)
Cases on the Internet
87(1)
Neutral Citations
88(1)
Cases Published Only in a Looseleaf Service
89(1)
Unreported Cases
89(2)
Court Rules Prohibiting or Limiting Citation of Unreported Cases in Briefs
90(1)
Early Federal Circuit Cases
91(1)
Court Documents, Transcripts, and Records
91(1)
Short Citation Format
91(7)
Fast Formats: Constitutions
97(1)
Constitutions
98(4)
Which Source to Cite
98(1)
Full Citation Format for Constitutions Currently in Force
98(1)
Full Citation Format for Constitutions No Longer in Force
99(1)
Short Citation Format
100(2)
Referring to Constitutions in Text
100(1)
Fast Formats: Statutory Codes, Session Laws, and Slip Laws
101(1)
Statutory Codes, Session Laws, and Slip Laws
102(12)
Which Source to Cite
102(1)
Full Citation Format for Federal Statutes Currently in Force
102(4)
Date of United States Code
105(1)
Full Citation Format for Federal Statutes No Longer in Force
106(1)
Full Citation Format for State Statutes
106(1)
Short Citation Format for Federal and State Statutes
107(1)
Referring to Statutes in Text
107(1)
Full Citation Format for Federal Session Laws Currently in Force
108(2)
Full Citation Format for Federal Session Laws No Longer in Force
110(1)
Full Citation Format for State Session Laws
110(1)
Short Citation Format for Federal and State Session Laws
111(1)
Full Citation Format for Federal Slip Laws
111(1)
Full Citation Format for State Slip Laws
112(1)
Short Citation Format for Federal and State Slip Laws
112(2)
Fast Formats: Other Federal Legislative Materials
113(1)
Other Federal Legislative Materials
114(21)
Full Citation Format for Unenacted Bills and Resolutions
114(3)
Types of Proposed Laws
115(2)
Short Citation Format for Unenacted Bills and Resolutions
117(1)
Enacted Bills and Joint Resolutions
118(1)
Full Citation Format for Enacted Simple and Concurrent Resolutions
118(1)
Short Citation Format for Enacted Simple and Concurrent Resolutions
119(1)
Proposed House and Senate Amendments
119(1)
Full Citation Format for Congressional Hearings
119(3)
Short Citation Format for Congressional Hearings
122(1)
Full Citation Format for Numbered Congressional Reports, Documents, and Prints
123(3)
Short Citation Format for Numbered Congressional Reports, Documents, and Prints
126(1)
Unnumbered Reports, Documents, and Prints
126(1)
Full Citation Format for Congressional Debates Occurring after 1873
127(2)
Short Citation Format for Congressional Debates Occurring after 1873
129(1)
Full Citation Format for Congressional Debates through 1873
130(1)
Short Citation Format for Congressional Debates through 1873
130(1)
Congressional Journals
131(1)
United States Code Congressional and Administrative News
132(1)
Declaration of Independence
132(1)
Other Legislative Materials
133(2)
Fast Formats: Other State Legislative Materials
134(1)
Other State Legislative Materials
135(16)
Full Citation Format for State Unenacted Bills, Files, and Resolutions
135(3)
Short Citation Format for State Unenacted Bills, Files, and Resolutions
138(1)
State Enacted Bills, Files, and Resolutions
139(1)
Full Citation Format for State Legislative Hearings
139(2)
Short Citation Format for State Legislative Hearings
141(1)
Full Citation Format for State Legislative Reports, Documents, and Prints
142(3)
Short Citation Format for State Legislative Reports, Documents, and Prints
145(1)
Full Citation Format for State Legislative Debates
145(3)
Short Citation Format for State Legislative Debates
148(1)
State Legislative Journals
148(1)
Other State Legislative Materials
148(3)
Fast Formats: Rules of Court, Procedure, Evidence, and Ethics
150(1)
Rules of Court, Procedure, Evidence, and Ethics
151(4)
Full Citation Format for Rules Currently in Force
151(2)
Full Citation Format for Rules No Longer in Force
153(1)
Short Citation Format
153(2)
Fast Formats: Local Ordinances
154(1)
Local Ordinances
155(5)
Full Citation Format for Codified Ordinances
155(2)
Locating Ordinances on the Internet
156(1)
Full Citation Format for Uncodified Ordinances
157(1)
Short Citation Format for Codified and Uncodified Ordinances
158(2)
Fast Formats: Federal Administrative and Executive Materials
159(1)
Federal Administrative and Executive Materials
160(14)
Full Citation Format for Code of Federal Regulations
160(2)
Determining the Date of Current C.F.R. Volumes
161(1)
Short Citation Format for Code of Federal Regulations
162(1)
Full Citation Format for Federal Register
162(1)
Short Citation Format for Federal Register
163(1)
Full Citation Format for Agency Decisions
164(1)
Short Citation Format for Agency Decisions
165(1)
Full Citation Format for Attorney General Opinions and Justice Department Office of Legal Counsel Opinions
166(1)
Purpose of Attorney General Opinions
166(1)
Short Citation Format for Attorney General Opinions and Justice Department Office of Legal Counsel Opinions
167(1)
Full Citation Format for Executive Orders, Proclamations, Determinations, and Reorganization Plans
168(2)
Short Citation Format for Executive Orders, Proclamations, Determinations, and Reorganization Plans
170(1)
Executive Agreements
171(1)
Other Presidential Documents
171(1)
Other Administrative and Executive Materials
171(3)
Citing Tax Materials
172(1)
Fast Formats: State Administrative and Executive Materials
173(1)
State Administrative and Executive Materials
174(5)
Full Citation for State Administrative Codes
174(1)
Short Citation Format for State Administrative Codes
174(1)
Full Citation Format for State Administrative Registers
174(1)
Short Citation Format for State Administrative Registers
175(1)
Full Citation Format for State Agency Decisions
175(1)
Short Citation Format for State Agency Decisions
175(1)
Full Citation Format for State Attorney General Opinions
175(1)
Short Citation Format for State Attorney General Opinions
176(1)
State Executive Materials
176(1)
Other State Administrative and Executive Materials
177(2)
Fast Formats: Treaties and Conventions
178(1)
Treaties and Conventions to Which the United States is a Party
179(7)
Full Citation Format for Treaties and Conventions Currently in Force
179(4)
Selected Bound Treaty Sources
182(1)
Internet Access to International Materials
183(1)
Full Citation Format for Treaties and Conventions No Longer in Force
183(1)
Short Citation Format
183(3)
Fast Formats: Treatises, Books, and Other Nonperiodic Materials
185(1)
Treatises, Books, and Other Nonperiodic Materials
186(14)
Full Citation Format
186(10)
Short Citation Format for Works Other Than Those in a Collection
196(1)
Short Citation Format for Works in a Collection
197(3)
Fast Formats: Legal and Other Periodicals
199(1)
Legal and Other Periodicals
200(8)
Full Citation Format
200(6)
Identifying Student Authors
201(5)
Short Citation Format
206(2)
Fast Formats: A.L.R. Annotations
207(1)
A.L.R. Annotations
208(4)
Full Citation Format
208(1)
Abbreviations for A.L.R. Series
209(1)
Short Citation Format
209(3)
Fast Formats: Legal Dictionaries
211(1)
Legal Dictionaries
212(2)
Full Citation Format
212(1)
Short Citation Format
212(2)
Fast Formats: Legal Encyclopedias
213(1)
Legal Encyclopedias
214(6)
Full Citation Format
214(4)
Encyclopedia Abbreviations
215(3)
Short Citation Format
218(2)
Fast Formats: Restatements, Model Codes, and Uniform Laws
219(1)
Restatements, Model Codes, and Uniform Laws
220(5)
Full Citation Format for Restatements
220(2)
Subject Matters of Restatements
221(1)
Short Citation Format for Restatements
222(1)
Model Codes and Acts
222(1)
Uniform Laws
222(3)
Fast Formats: Looseleaf Services and Reporters
224(1)
Looseleaf Services and Reporters
225(7)
Full Citation Format for Cases and Administrative Decisions in Looseleaf Services
225(4)
Abbreviations for Looseleaf Publishers
227(1)
Understanding Paragraphs in Looseleaf Services
228(1)
Short Citation Format for Cases and Administrative Decisions in Looseleaf Services
229(1)
Full Citation Format for Noncase Material in Looseleaf Services
230(1)
Short Citation Format for Noncase Material in Looseleaf Services
230(2)
Fast Formats: Practitioner and Court Documents, Transcripts, and Appellate Records
231(1)
Practitioner and Court Documents, Transcripts, and Appellate Records
232(6)
Scope of Rule
232(1)
Full Citation Format for Practitioner and Court Documents
232(2)
Full Citation Format for Transcripts
234(1)
Short Citation Format for Practitioner and Court Documents and for Transcripts
235(1)
Full Citation Format for Appellate Records
236(1)
Short Citation Format for Appellate Records
236(2)
Fast Formats: Speeches, Addresses, and Other Oral Presentations
237(1)
Speeches, Addresses, and Other Oral Presentations
238(5)
Full Citation Format for Unpublished Speeches, Addresses, and Other Oral Presentations
238(2)
Short Citation Format for Unpublished Speeches, Addresses, and Other Oral Presentations
240(1)
Published Presentations
241(2)
Fast Formats: Interviews
242(1)
Interviews
243(4)
Full Citation Format for Interviews Conducted by the Author
243(1)
Full Citation Format for Interviews Conducted by Another
244(1)
Short Citation Format
244(3)
Fast Formats: Letters and Memoranda
246(1)
Letters and Memoranda
247(5)
Full Citation Format for Unpublished Letters and Memoranda
247(2)
Short Citation Format for Unpublished Letters and Memoranda
249(1)
Published Letters and Memoranda
250(2)
Fast Formats: Video and Visual Recordings and Broadcasts
251(1)
Video and Visual Recordings and Broadcasts
252(6)
Full Citation Format
252(3)
Short Citation Format
255(3)
Fast Formats: Sound Recordings
257(1)
Sound Recordings
258(3)
Full Citation Format for Entire Recordings
258(1)
Full Citation Format for a Single Work in a Collection
259(1)
Short Citation Format for Sound Recordings
259(2)
Fast Formats: Microformed Materials
260(1)
Microformed Materials
261(3)
Full Citation Format for Microform Collections Containing Materials Also Available in Print Format
261(1)
Full Citation Format for Microform Collections Containing Material Not Otherwise Available
261(1)
Short Citation Format
262(2)
Fast Formats: Forthcoming Works
263(1)
Forthcoming Works
264(3)
Full Citation Format
264(1)
Short Citation Format
265(2)
Fast Formats: Unpublished Works
266(1)
Unpublished Works
267(2)
Full Citation Format
267(1)
Short Citation Format
268(1)
Part 4 Electronic Sources And Neutral Citations 269(22)
General Information about Online and Electronic Citation Formats
271(3)
Source Available in Print and Electronic Formats
271(1)
Source Available Only in Electronic Format
271(3)
Accessibility of Electronic Sources
272(1)
Fast Formats: Westlaw and LEXIS
273(1)
Westlaw and LEXIS
274(5)
Full Citation Format When a Unique Identifier is Available
274(1)
Full Citation Format When a Unique Identifier is Not Available
274(1)
Short Citation Format for Westlaw and Lexis Citations
275(1)
Compilation of Materials from Electronic Databases
276(3)
Fast Formats: World Wide Web Sites
278(1)
World Wide Web Sites
279(5)
Full Citation Format
279(3)
Short Citation Format
282(1)
Other Online Citations
282(2)
Fast Formats: Electronic Mail
283(1)
Electronic Mail
284(3)
Full Citation Format for Personal E-mail
284(1)
Full Citation Format for E-mail Sent to a Discussion Group or Listserv
284(1)
Short Citation Format for E-mail
285(2)
Fast Formats: CD-ROM Material
286(1)
CD-ROM Material
287(2)
Full Citation Format
287(1)
Short Citation Format
288(1)
Neutral Citation Formats
289(2)
Definition and Background
289(1)
Use
289(2)
Part 5 Incorporating Citations Into Documents 291(24)
Citation Placement and Use
293(8)
Placement Options
293(5)
Using Your Word Processor to Format Footnotes
297(1)
Frequency of Citation
298(1)
Number of Sources to Cite
298(1)
Guidelines for Determining Which Authorities to Cite in a Legal Memorandum or Court Document
299(2)
Signals
301(4)
Purpose of Signals
301(1)
Use
301(1)
Categories of Signals
302(1)
Signals and Explanatory Parentheticals
303(1)
Capitalizing Signals
303(1)
Placement and Typeface of Signals
303(1)
Repeating Signals
304(1)
Order of Signals and Punctuation between Different Signals
304(1)
Order of Cited Authorities
305(6)
Applicability
305(1)
Punctuation between Citations
305(1)
General Ordering Rules
305(2)
Specific Order of Authorities
307(4)
Explanatory Parentheticals
311(4)
Using Explanatory Parentheticals
311(1)
Placement of Explanatory Parentheticals
311(2)
Using Explanatory Parentheticals Effectively
312(1)
Formatting Explanatory Parentheticals
313(2)
Part 6 Quotations 315(132)
Quotations
317(8)
Using Quotations
317(1)
Accuracy
317(1)
Relation to Text
317(1)
Short Quotations
317(3)
Longer Quotations
320(2)
Epigraphs
322(1)
Quotations within Quotations
323(2)
Altering Quoted Material
325(4)
Altering the Case of a Letter
325(1)
Adding, Changing, or Deleting One or More Letters
325(1)
Substituting or Adding Words
325(1)
Altering Typeface
326(1)
Mistakes within Original Quoted Material
327(2)
Omissions within Quoted Material
329(118)
General Considerations When Omitting Material within a Quotation
329(1)
Indicating Omissions
329(1)
When to Use an Ellipsis
329(3)
How to Uses Ellipses
332(3)
Appendices
Appendix 1: Primary Sources by Jurisdiction
335(44)
Appendix 2: Local Court Citation Rules
379(28)
Appendix 3: General Abbreviations
407(8)
Appendix 4: Court Abbreviations
415(4)
Sidebar A4--1: Dissecting a District Court Abbreviation
416(3)
Appendix 5: Abbreviations for Legal Periodicals
419(24)
Appendix 6: Legal Memorandum Example
443(4)
Index 447

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