Citing Your Sources - Basic Legal Citation for Non-Law Students: Selected Print Resources

REF. DESK KF245.U5 2010
The major source of rules for citing U. S. legal documents and law journals.

REF KF245 .B68 2011
Simplified guide to The Bluebook format.

REF. KF246 .B46 2009
Provides meanings for abbreviations and acronyms used in legal literature. Also, provides a reverse dictionary of abbreviations for terms from legal literature.

REF. KF246 .P73 2011
Assists "the legal profession in citing legal authorities according to the rules given in The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation, Seventeenth Edition (2000)."

REF. KFM2475 .H36 2009
Discusses the basics of Massachusetts law, including statutes and session laws, structure of government, the judicial system, rules of court, administrative law, municipal law, and state tax law.

REF. DESK KF156 .B53 2009
Standard authority for legal definitions.

REF. K48 .L44 2002
A comparative study of national law and legal institutions. Alphabetically arranged by country and broad topic, each article is signed by an expert and includes a bibliography. Country articles include coverage of both court and national government structure.