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Part IUnderstanding Citations
Part IICases and Court Materials
- 05Chapter 5 answers — Building Complete Case Citations9 answers
- 06Chapter 6 answers — Short Forms Without Confusion9 answers
- 07Chapter 7 answers — State Cases, Neutral Citations, and Unpublished Decisions9 answers
- 08Chapter 8 answers — Case History and Accurate Characterization9 answers
- 09Chapter 9 answers — Litigation Documents and the Record9 answers
Part IIILegislative and Administrative Sources
Part IVSecondary and Digital Sources
Part VUsing the System
Part VIAcademic and Specialized Sources
- 19Chapter 19 answers — Academic Writing and Journal Editing9 answers
- 20Chapter 20 answers — Foreign and Comparative Sources9 answers
- 21Chapter 21 answers — International and Supranational Sources9 answers
- 22Chapter 22 answers — Tribal and Indigenous Legal Sources9 answers
- 23Chapter 23 answers — Archives, Unpublished Works, and Emerging Media9 answers