Bluebooking in Practice Hobgoblins for little minds I-Wei Wang Reference Librarian March 7, 2007.

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Bluebooking in Practice Hobgoblins for little minds I-Wei Wang Reference Librarian March 7, 2007

What this session is about The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation (Columbia Law Review Ass’n, Harvard Law Review Ass’n, Univ. of Pa. Law Review, and The Yale Law Journal ed., 18th ed. 2005) [hereinafter BB] (including section entitled the Bluepages). DON’T PANIC

What this session is not about Journal-style citations The “Yellow Book”:  Edward W. Jessen, California Style Manual: A Handbook of Legal Style for California Courts and Lawyers (4th ed. 2000). KFC75 J [REF & Patron Services]  Susan Heinrich-Wells, Using the California Style Manual and The Bluebook: A Practitioner’s Guide (2000). KFC75 H [REF] Court rules: BB, supra, at tbl.BT.2.

Introduction to Citation sentences versus clauses 2 typefaces general style issues (R3, 5-9) citation structure:  Signal  Source[s] / authority[ies] – full or short form  Explanatory parenthetical

Signals... Support  judgment calls  persuasion, credibility  accuracy, intellectual honesty Contradiction Background

Signals in order (R1.3) = by persuasiveness:  first group by signal type  then order by signal  then list by order of authorities (R1.4 [default]) periods and semicolons

Explanatory parentheticals When to use – R1.2 Opportunity for advocacy Format issues:  (“[B]lah blah blah.”).  (holding that “blah blah blah”).  subsequent history – BB, supra, at 11.

Source / Authority See generally BB, supra, at main portion of BB  cross-references, sources not covered  abbreviations  typefaces. See id. at using Tables short forms

Some Problem Areas deposition transcripts official case reporters electronic version / only nonprint (R18)  differences between print and online  mystery meat  deciphering

A particularly hairy one unpublished / depublished  BT.2. See also BB, supra, at 90, 96.  Fed. R. App. P. 32.1(a) – cases decided Jan. 1, 2007 or later  citable, but precedent or not??

Finding Help inside back / front covers index and table of contents Alan L. Dworsky, User’s Guide to the Bluebook (rev. for the 18th ed. 2006). KF245.D [REF] Peter W. Martin, Introduction to Basic Legal Citation (2006), your legal reference librarian

Sanity Check R.W. Emerson, Self-Reliance, in Essays, First Series 37, 50 (Phillips, Sampson & Co. 1856) (1847) (“A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds, adored by little statesmen and philosophers and divines.”)