The Bluepages: The Bluepages are located at the beginning of the book. In this section, you can find a quick summary on different forms of legal citations, ranging from case citations to court and litigation documents. The Bluepages also have basic citation examples for each form of legal citation. At the end of the Bluepages is a section titled "Bluepages Tables". The tables have commonly used abbreviations for words that are used in legal documents and specifies words that should not be abbreviated.
Rules: The Rules cover structure and use of citations, and can be found right after the Bluepages.
- Rules 1-9 explains style and citation for legal writing and law reviews
- Rules 10-12 explains citation form for cases, constitutions, statutes, and short forms
- Rules 13-14 covers legislative materials and administrative and executive materials
- Rule 15 covers nonperiodic materials, such as books and reports
- Rule 16 covers periodical materials
- Rule 17 covers unpublished materials, such as manuscripts, student work, email correspondence, letters, and press releases, forthcoming publications, and working papers
- Rule 18 covers electronic media and nonprint resources
- Rules 19 covers and explains citation format for services
- Rules 20-21 covers citation form for foreign materials
Tables: There are 16 tables, all which are referenced throughout the Rules.
- T1-T2 cover United States jurisdictions and foreign jurisdictions
- T3-T5 cover intergovernmental organizations, treaty sources, and arbitral reporters
- T6-T16 cover abbreviations
Index: The Bluebook index functions just like any other index. It is an alphabetical list of names and terms referenced throughout the book with a corresponding page number. Note: the index is your best friend!
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