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A full citation to legislative materials will include:

• The title of the material
• The abbreviated name of the legislative body
• The number assigned to the material 
• The number of the Congress and/or legislative sessions 
• The year of publication 

For further guidance, see Rule 13.

Books and other non periodic material citations should include:

• The volume number (if applicable) 
• The full names of the authors as written on the publication 
  • If two authors- separate with an & in the order listed 
  • If more than two, may list all or just the first name followed by "et. al."
  • author names should be in small caps
• The title of the publication
  • Should appear in small caps
• A pincite (if applicable)
• A parenthetical indicating the year of publication, the name of the editor (if applicable) and the edition (if applicable

Erwin Chemerinsky, Constitutional Law: Principles and Policies 124 (6th ed. 2019).

Commonly cited works:

Easement, Black's Law Dictionary (11th. ed. 2019).

3A Am. Jur. 2d Aliens and Citizens § 36 (2021).

16B C.J.S. Constitutional Law § 1164 (2021)

For further guidance, see Rule 15.

Full citations of online materials should include:

• The name of the author (if applicable)
• The title of the specific page of the website (underlined or in italics) 
• The tile of the main page of the website
• The date and time of posting (if applicable) 
  • If there is no date of posting, then include a last updated or last visited. 
• The url 

For further guidance, see Rule 18.