Now that you have a general understanding of the different structural formats for citing to electronic sources, we can dive into the different components of a website citation.

Vor 6 Tagen · Bluebook R. 18 covers how to cite to the Internet and other electronic resources. Generally, the Bluebook encourages citation to print sources when they are available.

The Bluebook requires the use and citation of traditional printed sources when available, unless there is a digital copy of the source available that is authenticated, official, or an exact copy of …

17. Okt. 2025 · For R18.2.2 citations, all efforts should be made to cite to the most reliable electronic location available. Such citation must provide information with the clearest direction …

31. Okt. 2025 · Rule 18 is both a catch-all for resources that don't fit into any other rules and a gap-filler for internet versions of resources that do fit into other rules. As such, the clear and …

17. Dez. 2025 · Overview The 22nd edition of The Bluebook includes significant updates to Rule 18 to reflect how legal research and writing increasingly involve sources beyond traditional …

17. Okt. 2025 · A parallel citation to an Internet source may be provided if it substantially improves access to the source. Follow the regular rules for citing the source and then add the …

5. Nov. 2025 · Rule 18.2.2 (c) discusses date and time designations for Internet citations. A "last visited" parenthetical is only used as a last resort when there is no other information about the …

5. Dez. 2025 · Cite directly to an internet source that cannot be cited according to another Bluebook rule. The citation should include the title, pagination, publication date, and the URL.

25. Sept. 2023 · Citation Form Internet citation's should include: title, pagination, and publication date as they appear on the webpage. Rule 18.2.2. The table below provides examples of …