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Cite-Checking 101 by Annette Demers BA LLB MLIS
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Cite Checking is a Three Part Process
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Cite Checking is a Three Part Process
Locate the original source materials.
2. Verify that the content of the quoted materials is in the source as cited.
3. Verify that the citation itself is a) accurate and b) formatted properly.
Slide4
Locate the original source materials.
Decipher the citation.
Check all available sources through U Windsor.
Place ILL request for sources that are not available on campus.
Slide5
Step 1: Decipher the citation
Book Citation Example:
Mitch Kowalski,
Avoiding Extinction: Reimagining Legal Services for the 21
st
Century
(
Chicago:
American Bar
Association, 2012).
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Step 1: Decipher the citation
Journal Article Citation Example:
Ronald A Brand, "Comparative Forum Non
Conveniens
and the Hague Convention on Jurisdiction and Judgments" (2002) 37 Tex Int'l LJ 468
.
Abbreviations Help can be found through Law Library Gateway under “Legal Reference”.
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Step 1: Decipher the citation
Case Citation
Example
:
Health
Services and Support -- Facilities Subsector
Bargaining Assn. v British Columbia,
2007 SCC 27, [2007] 2 SCR 391
.
Nova Scotia (Ag) v
Morgentaler
(1990)
,
69 DLR
(4th)
559,
96
NSR
(2d)
54 (CA).
Abbreviations
Help can be
found in the Appendices to the McGill Guide.
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Step 1: Decipher the citation
Statute Citation Example:
Access to Information
Act,
RSC
1985,
c A-1.
Access to Information
Regulations,
SOR/83-507.
Absentees Act
, RSO 1990, c A3.
Accessibility Standards for Customer Service
, O
Reg
429/07.
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Step 1: Decipher the citation
SEEK LIBRARY ASSISTANCE FOR:
Treaty Citations
United Nations documents
Government Documents
Law from foreign countries
Newspaper articles
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Step 2: Check all available sources through U Windsor
Books:
Library Catalogue:
http://www.uwindsor.ca/law/library
Leddy
(e-books)
WorldCat
(through
Leddy
)
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Step 2: Check all available sources through U Windsor
Journals:
Hein Online
Library Catalogue:
http://www.uwindsor.ca/law/library
Leddy
Library
Quicklaw
/Westlaw
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Step 2: Check all available sources through U Windsor
Cases:
Pre-2000 – locate the print version in the law library using the catalogue.
After-2000 – locate using an online source.
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Step 2: Check all available sources through U Windsor
Cases:
Pre-2000 – locate the print version in the law library using the catalogue.
After-2000 – locate using an online source.
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Step 3: Interlibrary Loans
If you absolutely cannot find – check with the Reference Librarians before moving to step 2 below.
2. Place
ILL request for sources that are not available
on
campus
. You must give us sufficient notice (2 weeks prior to your deadline, minimum).
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Examples to Try:
Locate this journal article on Hein Online:
(2012) 36 Dalhousie L J 215.
We will do some searching for materials cited therein.
Slide16
Examples to Try:
Locate this journal article on Hein Online:
43(2) Ottawa Law Review 165
We will do some searching for materials cited therein.
Slide17
Examples to Try:
Locate this journal article on Hein Online:
55(1) Harvard Int’l L J 151.
We will do some searching for materials cited therein.
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Cite-Checking 101 by Annette Demers BA LLB MLIS
Slide2Cite Checking is a Three Part Process
Slide3Cite Checking is a Three Part Process
Locate the original source materials.
2. Verify that the content of the quoted materials is in the source as cited.
3. Verify that the citation itself is a) accurate and b) formatted properly.
Slide4Locate the original source materials.
Decipher the citation.
Check all available sources through U Windsor.
Place ILL request for sources that are not available on campus.
Slide5Step 1: Decipher the citation
Book Citation Example:
Mitch Kowalski,
Avoiding Extinction: Reimagining Legal Services for the 21
st
Century
(
Chicago:
American Bar
Association, 2012).
Slide6Step 1: Decipher the citation
Journal Article Citation Example:
Ronald A Brand, "Comparative Forum Non
Conveniens
and the Hague Convention on Jurisdiction and Judgments" (2002) 37 Tex Int'l LJ 468
.
Abbreviations Help can be found through Law Library Gateway under “Legal Reference”.
Slide7Step 1: Decipher the citation
Case Citation
Example
:
Health
Services and Support -- Facilities Subsector
Bargaining Assn. v British Columbia,
2007 SCC 27, [2007] 2 SCR 391
.
Nova Scotia (Ag) v
Morgentaler
(1990)
,
69 DLR
(4th)
559,
96
NSR
(2d)
54 (CA).
Abbreviations
Help can be
found in the Appendices to the McGill Guide.
Slide8Step 1: Decipher the citation
Statute Citation Example:
Access to Information
Act,
RSC
1985,
c A-1.
Access to Information
Regulations,
SOR/83-507.
Absentees Act
, RSO 1990, c A3.
Accessibility Standards for Customer Service
, O
Reg
429/07.
Slide9Step 1: Decipher the citation
SEEK LIBRARY ASSISTANCE FOR:
Treaty Citations
United Nations documents
Government Documents
Law from foreign countries
Newspaper articles
Slide10Step 2: Check all available sources through U Windsor
Books:
Library Catalogue:
http://www.uwindsor.ca/law/library
Leddy
(e-books)
WorldCat
(through
Leddy
)
Slide11Step 2: Check all available sources through U Windsor
Journals:
Hein Online
Library Catalogue:
http://www.uwindsor.ca/law/library
Leddy
Library
Quicklaw
/Westlaw
Slide12Step 2: Check all available sources through U Windsor
Cases:
Pre-2000 – locate the print version in the law library using the catalogue.
After-2000 – locate using an online source.
Slide13Step 2: Check all available sources through U Windsor
Cases:
Pre-2000 – locate the print version in the law library using the catalogue.
After-2000 – locate using an online source.
Slide14Step 3: Interlibrary Loans
If you absolutely cannot find – check with the Reference Librarians before moving to step 2 below.
2. Place
ILL request for sources that are not available
on
campus
. You must give us sufficient notice (2 weeks prior to your deadline, minimum).
Slide15Examples to Try:
Locate this journal article on Hein Online:
(2012) 36 Dalhousie L J 215.
We will do some searching for materials cited therein.
Slide16Examples to Try:
Locate this journal article on Hein Online:
43(2) Ottawa Law Review 165
We will do some searching for materials cited therein.
Slide17Examples to Try:
Locate this journal article on Hein Online:
55(1) Harvard Int’l L J 151.
We will do some searching for materials cited therein.
Slide18THANK YOU!
Annette Demers
ademers@uwindsor.cahttp://www.uwindsor.ca/law/library
Judicial Decisions
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