HOW TO REFERENCE

THERE IS MORE THAN ONE STYLE OF CITATION

IDENTIFY THE STYLE OF CITATION USED IN THIS SUBJECT AND USE IT!

CASE CITATION USING 3rd edition AGLC

Case name/Year/Volume/Report Series/Page/Pinpoint

R v Hughes (2000) 202 CLR 353, 548

Case citation – Exercise 1

Which case citation is correct?

Example A:

Kable v Director of Public Prosecutions (NSW) (1977) 189 CLR 51; 138 ALR 577

Example B:

Kable v Director of Public Prosecutions (NSW) (1977) 189 CLR 51; 138 ALR 577

LEGISLATION CITATION USING 3rd edition AGLC

Title/Year /Jurisdiction/Pinpoint

Trustees Act 1962 (WA) s 90

Legislation citation – Exercise 2

Which citation is correct?

Example A:

Telecommunications Act 1997 (No 47 of 1997)

Example B:

Telecommunications Act 1997 (Cth) (No 47 of 1997)

JOURNAL ARTICLE CITAION – USING 3rd edition AGLC

Author/Title/Year/Volume and issue/Journal/Page/ Pinpoint

Friendrich Juenger, ‘Tort Choice of Law in a Federal System’ (1997) 19(3) Sydney Law

Review 529, 540

Journal Article citation – Exercise 3

Is this citation correct?

Friendrich Juenger, ‘Tort Choice of Law in a Federal System’ (1997) Sydney Law Review 529, 540

Journal Article citation – Exercise 4

• Is this citation correct?

Friendrich Juenger, ‘Tort Choice of Law in a Federal System’ (1997) 19(3) Syd LR 529, 540

BOOK CITATION – USING 3rd edition AGLC

Author/Title/Publication Details /Pinpoint

Ian Brownlie, Principles of Public

International Law (Oxford University Press, 7th ed, 2008) 135

Book Citation – Exercise 5

How would you cite the following:

Author: Larry B Hill

Title: The Model Ombudsman

Publisher: Princeton University Press

Date: 1976

Edition: 1st

Page: 249

Is this the ANSWER?

Hill Larry, The Model Ombudsman, (Princeton University Press, 1976) 249

Was that answer correct?

Why? Or Why Not?

Book Citation – Exercise 6

Identify the descriptor for each of the following pieces of information from a book citation:

Anita Stuhmcke, Legal Referencing (LexisNexis, 4th ed, 2011) 114

Sources covered:

Primary legal materials:

(a)Cases

(b)Statutes

Secondary legal materials:

(a)Books

(b)Journal articles