The bluebook : a uniform system of citation / compiled by the editors of the Columbia Law Review, the Harvard Law Review, the University of Pennsylvania Law Review, and The Yale Law Journal.

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Publication details:
Cambridge, Mass. : Harvard Law Review Association, 2025.
Edition:
22nd edition
Record id:
203053
Subject:
Citation of legal authorities -- United States.
Annotations and citations (Law) -- United States.
Law -- Abbreviations.
Contents:
Introduction
B1. Structure of legal citations
B2. Typeface for court documents
B3. Subdivisions
B4. Short citation forms
B5. Quotations
B6. Abbreviations, numerals, and symbols
B7. Italicization for style and in unique circumstances
B8. Capitalization
B9. Titles of judges
B10. Cases
B11. Constitutions
B12. Statutes, rules, and restatements
B13. Legislative materials
B14. Administrative and executive materials
B15. Books and other nonperiodic materials
B16. Periodical materials
B17. Court and litigation documents
B18. The internet
B19. Services
B20. Foreign materials
B21. International materials
B22. Tribal nations
B23. Archival sources
The Bluepages tables
BT1. Court documents
BT2. Jurisdiction-specific citation rules and style guides
Rules
Rule 1. Structure and use of citations
Rule 2. Typography for law reviews
Rule 3. Subdivisions
Rule 4. Short citation forms
Rule 5. Quotations
Rule 6. Abbreviations, numerals, and symbols
Rule 7. Italicization for style and in unique circumstances
Rule 8. Capitalization
Rule 9. Titles of judges, officials, and terms of court
Rule 10. Cases
Rule 11. Constitutions
Rule 12. Statutes
Rule 13. Legislative materials
Rule 14. Administrative and executive materials
Rule 15. Books, reports, and other nonperiodic materials
Rule 16. Periodical materials
Rule 17. Unpublished and forthcoming sources
Rule 18. The Internet, electronic media, and other nonprint resources
Rule 19. Services
Rule 20. Foreign materials
Rule 21. International materials
Rule 22. Tribal nations
Rule 23. Archival sources
Tables
Table T1. United States jurisdictions
Table T2. Foreign jurisdictions
Table T3. Intergovernmental organizations
Table T4. Treaty sources
Table T5. Arbitral reporters
Table T6. Case names and institutional authors in citations
Table T7. Court names
Table T8. Explanatory phrases
Table T9. Legislative documents
Table T10. Geographical terms
Table T11. Judges and officials
Table T12. Months
Table T13. Institutional names in periodical titles
Table T14. Publishing terms
Table T15. Services
Table T16. Subdivisions.
Summary:
The Bluebook: Uniform System of Citation, in its current 22nd edition (2025), presents a guide for lawyers for constructing legal citations, covering the format of citations from a variety of legal sources, including court cases, statutes, books, periodicals, electronic media, and international documents. It is an essential tool for anyone engaged in writing legal documents.
Note:
Previous editon 2020. Spiral binding.
Includes index.
Variant title:
Blue book : a uniform system of citation
Uniform system of citation
ISBN:
9798218574574
Phys. description:
xvi, 390 pages ; 22 cm