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• Title:OSCOLA : the Oxford University Standard for Citation of Legal Authorities / [edited by Donal Nolan, Sandra Meredith].
  
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• Other Contributors/Collections:Nolan, Donal.
  Meredith, Sandra.
  
• Published/Created:Oxford : Faculty of Law, University of Oxford, [2012]
  

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  • Location:LAW LIBRARY reference room (level 2)Where is this?
    
  • Call Number: KD400 .O73 2012
    
  • Number of Items:1
    
  • Status:Available
    

   
• Library of Congress Subjects:Citation of legal authorities--Great Britain.
  Legal composition.
  
• Edition:4th ed.
  
• Description:54 p. ; 24 cm.
  
• Notes:Title from cover.
  
• ISBN:9781849463676 (pbk.)
  1849463670 (pbk.)
  
• Contents:Machine generated contents note: 1. General notes
  1.1. Citations and footnotes
  1.1.1. Citing cases
  1.1.2. Citing legislation
  1.1.3. Citing secondary sources
  1.1.4. Order of sources in footnotes
  1.2. Subsequent citations, cross-references and Latin `gadgets'
  1.2.1. Subsequent citations
  1.2.2. Cross-references
  1.2.3. Latin `gadgets'
  1.3. Punctuation, ranges of numbers and years, and foreign words
  1.3.1. Punctuation
  1.3.2. Ranges of numbers and years
  1.3.3. Foreign words
  1.4. Citing foreign materials
  1.5. Quotations
  1.6. Tables and lists of abbreviations
  1.6.1. Lists of abbreviations
  1.6.2. Tables of cases
  1.6.3. Tables of legislation and other tables
  1.7. Bibliographies
  2. Primary Sources
  2.1. Cases from England and Wales
  2.1.1. General principles
  Case citations including neutral citations
  Case citations without neutral citations
  2.1.2. Case names
  Short forms of case names
  Judicial review applications
  Attorney General's references
  Variations in the name of a case
  2.1.3. Neutral citations
  2.1.4. Law reports
  `best report'
  Heavily edited reports
  Unreported cases
  Reports using case numbers in the citation
  2.1.5. Courts
  2.1.6. Pinpoints
  2.1.7. Judges' names
  2.1.8. Subsequent history of a case
  2.1.9. Cases before 1865
  English Reports
  Other older cases
  2.2. Cases from Scotland
  2.3. Cases from Northern Ireland
  2.4. UK primary legislation
  2.4.1. Names of statutes
  2.4.2. Parts of statutes
  2.4.3. Older statutes
  2.4.4. Explanatory notes to statutes
  2.4.5. Bills
  2.4.6. Wales
  2.4.7. Scotland
  Acts
  Bills
  2.4.8. Northern Ireland
  2.5. UK secondary legislation
  2.5.1. Statutory instruments
  2.5.2. Rules of court
  2.5.3. Parts of statutory instruments
  2.5.4. Wales
  2.5.5. Scotland
  2.5.6. Northern Ireland
  2.6. European Union legal sources
  2.6.1. EU legislation
  Short forms and pinpoints
  Older EU legislation
  2.6.2. Judgments of the European Court of Justice and General Court
  Opinions of Advocates General
  2.6.3. Decisions of the European Commission
  2.7. European Court of Human Rights
  2.7.1. Judgments of the European Court of Human Rights
  2.7.2. Decisions and reports of the European Commission on Human Rights
  2.8. Cases and legislation from other jurisdictions
  2.8.1. Cases
  2.8.2. Legislation
  3. Secondary sources
  3.1. General principles
  3.1.1. Authors' names
  3.1.2. Titles
  3.1.3. Parts, chapters, pages and paragraphs
  3.1.4. Electronic sources
  3.1.5. Subsequent citations and short forms
  3.2. Books
  3.2.1. Authored books
  3.2.2. Edited and translated books
  3.2.3. Contributions to edited books
  3.2.4. Older works
  3.2.5. Books of authority and institutional works
  3.2.6. Encyclopedias
  3.2.7. Looseleaf services
  3.3. Articles
  3.3.1. Hard copy journals
  3.3.2. Case notes
  3.3.3. Forthcoming articles
  3.3.4. Online journals
  3.3.5. Working papers
  3.4. Other secondary sources
  3.4.1. General principles
  3.4.2. Hansard and parliamentary reports
  3.4.3. Command papers
  3.4.4. Law Commission and Scottish Law Commission reports
  3.4.5. European Commission documents
  3.4.6. Conference papers
  3.4.7. Theses
  3.4.8. Websites and blogs
  3.4.9. Newspaper articles
  3.4.10. Interviews
  3.4.11. Personal communications
  4. Appendix
  4.1. Guide to neutral citations
  4.1.1. United Kingdom
  4.1.2. England and Wales
  4.1.3. Scotland
  4.1.4. Northern Ireland
  4.1.5. Tribunals
  4.2. Abbreviations
  4.2.1. Abbreviations of the names of law reports and journals
  Law reports
  Journals
  4.2.2. Abbreviations used in legal historical works
  4.2.3. Abbreviations of the titles of books of authority
  4.2.4. Abbreviations in case names
  4.2.5. Abbreviations of words and phrases in footnotes
  4.3. Guides for other jurisdictions
  4.4. Other useful sources.