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Legal Research and Writing - Prof. Daghe

Citation

Here are some useful links and sources related to legal citation.

Interactive Citation Workstation

• Interactive Citation Workstation (ICW) Go here to do your Bluebook exercises.
• ICW At A Glance Here is a short summary of the ICW site.
• Replacement Table of Contents Page The publisher notified us of errors in the TOC of the Workbook and sent us this replacement page.

Some Guides to Using the The Bluebook

• Linda J. Barris, Understanding and Mastering The Bluebook: A Guide for Students and Practitioners (2007).
• Alan Dworsky, User's Guide to the Bluebook: Revised for the 18th Edition of The Bluebook (2006);

The ALWD Manual, an Alternative to The Bluebook

• Darby Dickerson, ALWD Citation Manual: A Professional System of Citation (3d ed. 2005) (This Bluebook rival seeks to be more user-friendly than The Bluebook. It is designed with practioner writing, rather than scholarly writing, in mind. A few of the rules for practitioner writing differ from The Bluebook's, but not many.)
• Darby Dickerson, ALWD Speed Cite, Third Edition (2006) (This single laminated sheet is a handy reference to the most common citation rules. Though designed for use with the ALWD, it is useful also for Bluebook users.).
• ALWD Citation Manual On this site, the publisher provides an outline and sample pages of the ALWD Manual.