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AGLC - Australian Guide to Legal Citation
Do you L O V E referencing?
Which is an example of a correct footnote for legislation?
AGLC - Australian Guide to Legal Citation
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Which is an example of a correct footnote for legislation?
Crimes at Sea Act 1999 (Vic) s 1(3).
Civil Liability Act s 9.
Animal Care and Protection Act 2001 (Qld).
Australian Constitution section 61 paragraph 1.
2
Do you
L O V E
referencing?
It's fine
:(
No
Yes
3
Which of the following statements is
true
about footnoting in AGLC?
You can only have 5 footnotes per page
All footnotes must have a full stop.
Footnote references come before the next punctuation
You should never use a fullstop in footnotes
4
Which of the following is an example of a correct citation of a case?
R v Cooksley [1982] Qd R 405.
White v Patterson [2010] 2 Qd R 591, 599.
Sayed v The Queen (2012) 220 A Crim R 236.
Griffith University v Tang (2005) 221 CLR 99
5
True or False: you should always footnote
whenever
you use material that is from somewhere else
True
False
6
True or False: you should only use cases and legislation
True
False
7
Which of the following is a medium neutral citation?
[1982] Qd R 405.
(2005) 221 CLR 99.
220 A Crim R 236.
[2009] HCA 39.
8
True or False: AGLC uses in text referencing and footnotes depending on the type of source.
True
False
9
Do you always have to add a pinpoint reference to footnotes?
Yes
No, only when referring to a particular part of the act/case
10
True or False: footnotes should always come after the next punctuation.
1
False
True
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When footnoting a case what are the formatting rules?
Case name in italics (year) and citation in normal text.
Case name (year) and citation all in italics.
Case name in italics (and year) citation in normal text.
Case name (year) and citation all in normal text.
