How to Cite References

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Guides to Legal Style
Manuals
It is recommended that students of the Faculty of Law refer to the following books for
the citation of
primary and secondary legal
sources:
- Association of Legal Writing Directors and Darby Dickerson, ALWD Citation Manual: a Professional System of Citation,
3rd ed. (New York, NY: Aspen Law & Business, 2006).
KB280.2 Alw 2006 (LW RBR)
- The Bluebook: a Uniform System of Citation,
18th ed. (Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard Law Review Association, 2005).
KB280.2 Blu 2005 (LW RBR, LW Reference 1)
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*Canadian Guide to Uniform Legal Citation,
6th ed. (Toronto: Thomson Carswell, 2006).
KB280.2 Can 2006 (LW Holdshelf, LW RBR, LW Reference 1)
- Singapore Law Review House Style (Singapore: Singapore Law Review, 1995).
KE5270 Cit.S (LW RBR)
- Tan Keng Feng, A.J. Harding, W.J.M. Ricquier, eds.,
Malaya Law Review House Style: Guide for Editors and Authors for
Preparation and Printing of Contributions (Singapore: Faculty of Law, 1986).
KE5270 Cit. M (LW Books, LW RBR, LW Singapore-Malaysia Collection)
*NUS Faculty of Law's preferred
citation manual.
Guides
Legal Abbreviations
In order to determine the complete title of a law report or
journal with an unfamiliar
citation, students may refer to the following indexes to legal abbreviations:
- Donald Raistrick, Index to Legal Citations and Abbreviations, 2nd
ed. (London: Bowker-Saur, 1993).
KB280 Rai (LW RBR, LW Reference 1)
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