Journal Source Gathering

20th Edition. See a reference librarian for access to the online version.
Location: KF245 .U5 19thed. 2010 ( Multiple copies located on Reserve)

The text is set up as a how-to manual and takes a step-by-step approach to learning the basic skills of citation.
Location: KF245 .U51 2015 (copies available on Reserve and in Law Classified).

This book is designed to hel you learn basic Bluebook form and how to use The Bluebook manual.
Location: KF245 .B37 2011 (Ready Reference).

ICW uses a building-block approach to learning citation. Individual chapters include explanatory text with examples, a checklist summary of the text, and a citation exercise for practicing and reinforcing the rules covered in the chapter.
Location: KF245 .343 2010 (Law Reserve).

This Georgetown Law School guide introduces concepts of legal citation and Bluebook usage to beginning law students as well as Bluebook citation tools and helpful tips.

This guide "first appeared in 1993. It was most recently revised in the fall of 2013 following a thorough review of the actual citation practices of judges and lawyers. As has been true of all editions released since 2010, it is indexed to the fourth edition of the ALWD Citation Manual and the nineteenth edition of The Bluebook. But it also documents the many respects in which contemporary legal writing, very often following guidelines set out in court rules, diverges from the citation formats specified by those academic texts."
The guide also includes a series of video tutorials.

KF245 .U5 Tables in the back of the Blue Book have Abbreviations. E.g. T6 = Case Names and Institutional Authors; T10 Geographical Terms; T13 Periodicals; Etc. Multiple copies available on Reserve. Be sure to use the 20th Ed.

KF246 .B46, contains acronyms, abbreviations, and symbols found in reporter, legal treatises, law reviews, loose-leaf services, legal encyclopedias, etc. copies on Reserve (ask at the circulation desk) and Ready Reference (behind the reference desk). Location: Law Ready Reference and Reserve

This database allows you to search for the meaning of abbreviations for English language legal publications, from the British Isles, the Commonwealth and the United States, including those covering international and comparative law. A wide selection of major foreign language law publications is also included. Publications from over 295 jurisdictions are featured in the Index.

K85 .W67 This four volume dictionary is divided into different language and/or country sections. It is designed to enable the reader of foreign law and legal literature to ascertain the precise meaning of abbreviations and acronyms as they appear in the material which he or she is studying. In addition, the set has been further expanded with the inclusion of abbreviations by subject. Last updated in 2010 Location: Law Ready Reference

This database was compiled over the years in response to diverse and wide-ranging demands of United Nations language staff for terminology and nomenclature. It should be understood that the material on this site is not comprehensive or complete.

The United Nations Editorial Manual Online is intended to serve as an authoritative statement of the style to be followed in drafting, editing and reproducing United Nations documents, publications and other written material.