However, Zotero's citations are frequently not Bluebook-perfect (especially for primary sources like cases and statutes), so you will have to fix them if you want them to be right. The Zotero Citation Management System has an option for generating Bluebook-style citations. If you want them to be 100% correct, then no. 302) have rules for citing international sources.įinally, many Bluebook rules require certain names, words, and phrases to be shortened. Tables 3 (international organizations, p. It is no longer in the print version of the Bluebook, but it is freely available online.

Table 2 has rules for citing sources from selected foreign jurisdictions. federal and state cases, statutes, and other primary legal materials. 227) has jurisdiction-specific rules for citing U.S. Rules for citing international materials: Rule 21 (p.Rules for citing foreign (non-U.S.) materials: Rule 20 (p.Rules for citing non-print sources, including internet and other electronic sources: Rule 18 (p.169): Unpublished and Forthcoming Sources 157): Periodical Materials (including journal articles and newspapers) 147): Books, Reports, and other Nonperiodic Materials 142): Administrative and Executive Materials 135): Legislative Materials (including Congressional documents) 61-94): Style rules, including typeface, capitalization, abbreviation, quotations, and cross references.

Since law school work focuses on academic writing, this guide describes and explains the rules in the Whitepages section.

The Whitepages section: citation rules for legal academic publications, including law journal articles.

The Bluepages section: citation rules for documents written by practitioners, like legal memoranda and court filings.

Bluebook abbreviations for words 10.2.2