BluebookįTC Credit Practice Rule, 16 C.F.R. The Bluebook requires citations to administrative, legislative, and executive material retrieved from commercial databases (e.g., Westlaw) must provide the name of the database and any unique identifier ALWD requires the name of the database and the date in a parenthetical. Appalachian School of Law Libraryĭo you need more help? Ask a librarian! (276) 935-6688 x1315Īdministrative Materials (unofficial electronic source) Bluebook Rule 18.1.3 The Bluebook requires that all words included in its abbreviation tables must be abbreviated in case citations ALWD affords more flexibility when choosing whether to abbreviate words provided in its abbreviation appendices. Order of Authority Page Spans Quotations Related Authority Signals Typeface (cases) Typeface (small caps)Įxplanation The Bluebook uses apostrophes in some abbreviations (see Tables 6-16) ALWD does not use apostrophes in abbreviations (see appendices 3-5). (short form citations) Internal Cross-References Internet Citations Legal Dictionaries Legal Periodicals Legislative Materials Numbers Annotations Books (treatises) Capitalization Case Citations (electronic) Case Citations (print) Footnotes & EndnotesĪbbreviations Bluebook B.
Bluebook rules provided in the practitioner Bluepages are abbreviated with a blue “B.” law review rules are abbreviated normally with “Rule.” Table of Contents (TOC) Abbreviations Administrative Materials A.L.R. You can return to the table of contents by clicking on “Return to TOC” in the divider bar. You can skip to specific topics utilizing the table of contents below. The following table is organized by alphabetical topic, with the relevant Bluebook and ALWD rules listed beneath each topic. ALWD CITATION Table of Key Differences The following table illustrates key differences between the Bluebook and ALWD citation systems, with examples drawn primarily from Dickerson's ALWD-Bluebook Comparison Charts.
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