All Articles tagged citation

• General
  March 03, 2007 EDT
  CITE UNSEEN: HOW NEUTRAL CITATION AND AMERICA’S LAW SCHOOLS CAN CURE OUR STRANGE DEVOTION TO BIBLIOGRAPHICAL ORTHODOXY AND THE CONSTRICTION OF OPEN AND EQUAL ACCESS TO THE LAW
  Ian Gallacher

  This article examines the undesirable effects of the devotion to legal citation form, paying particular attention to how this impedes ffree and open access to the law.

• General
  January 01, 2006 EDT
  “OUTSOURCING AUTHORITY?” CITATION TO FOREIGN COURT PRECEDENT IN DOMESTIC JURISPRUDENCE & REFINEMENT OR REINVENTION: THE STATE OF REFORM IN NEW YORK
  James W. Leary

  Foreword

• General
  January 01, 2006 EDT
  TO UNDERSTAND FOREIGN COURT CITATION: DISSECTING ORIGINALISM, DYNAMISM, ROMANTICISM, AND CONSEQUENTIALISM
  Saby Ghoshray

  The article suggests that the reading of the jurisprudence of four Supreme Court Justices provides the first steps toward comprehensive theory of citation to foreign court precedent.