2. HOW TO REFERENCE THERE IS MORE THAN ONE STYLE OF CITATION IDENTIFY THE STYLE OF CITATION USED IN THIS SUBJECT AND USE IT!

3. Australian Guide to Legal Citation 3 rd ed uts.edu.au

4. CASE CITATION USING 3 rd edition AGLC Case name/Year/Volume/Report Series/Page/Pinpoint R v Hughes (2000) 202 CLR 353, 548

5. 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

6. LEGISLATION CITATION USING 3 rd edition AGLC Title/Year /Jurisdiction/Pinpoint Trustees Act 1962 (WA) s 90

7. 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)

8. JOURNAL ARTICLE CITAION – USING 3 rd 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

9. 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

10. 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

12. BOOK CITATION – USING 3 rd edition AGLC Author/Title/Publication Details /Pinpoint Ian Brownlie, Principles of Public International Law (Oxford University Press, 7th ed, 2008) 135

13. 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:1 st Page: 249

14. Is this the ANSWER? Hill Larry, The Model Ombudsman, (Princeton University Press, 1976) 249

15. Was that answer correct? Why? Or Why Not?

16. Book Citation – Exercise 6 Identify the descriptor for each of the following pieces of information from a book citation: Anita Stuhmcke, Legal Referencing (LexisNexis, 4 th ed, 2011) 114

17. Sources covered: Primary legal materials: (a)Cases (b)Statutes Secondary legal materials: (a)Books (b)Journal articles

18. EXERCISE Putting it all together Pre- test exercise

19. Tricky question: What is this reference for? A bibliography cites: J.M. Bennett and N.J. Haxton 'Law Reporting and Legal Authoring' in Geoff Lindsay and Carol Webster (eds), No Mere Mouthpiece: Servants of All, Yet of None (2002) 145. Answers: (1)a book (2)a journal article (3)a chapter in an edited book (4) a website

20. Tricky question: What is this reference for? Kate Gibbs, ‘Funding Hit for Online Legal Research’ (2007) 339 Lawyers Weekly 14. Answer: (1) a website (2) a journal article (3) a chapter in an edited book (4) a book

21. Tricky Question… Which of the following elements is required for constructing a journal article citation? Answer: (1)the author's affiliation (2) the volume number (3) the date you accessed the article (4) the place of publication