Helpful Hints
If you need citation help beyond what you find in The Chicago Manual of Style, Turabian or APA, check these guides out.
Additional Resources
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Turabian Quick GuideFrom the Publisher's website.
Citation Guides
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General Guidelines for Citing Government PublicationsFrom the University of North Texas Libraries.
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Brief Guide To Citing Government PublicationsLots of examples are given, for both electronic and "tangible" or print documents, and basic citation format for each; from the University of Memphis Library.
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Citing Government Information Sources Using MLA (Modern Language Association) StyleFrom the University of Nevada, Reno Library.
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Introduction to Basic Legal Citation(LII 2010 ed.) by Peter W. Martin
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Government Documents Service - DocsCiteFrom Arizona State University Libraries.
Pick a format, either APA or MLA and a type of format (internet, print/microform,etc.) and then it asks for the information about the document and then it creates the citation. -
Legal Citation FormatsGuide from LexisNexis
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The Complete Guide to Citing Government Information Resources: a Manual for Social Science & Business ResearchPrint: by Debora Cheney. 3rd Revised edition. Bethesda, MD: LexisNexis : Congressional Information Service, 2002.
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The Bluebook: a Uniform System of CitationPrint: 19th edition. Cambridge: Harvard Law Review Association, 2010. Ref KF 245 .B48 19th: 2010.
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User's Guide to the BluebookPrint: Rev. for the 19th ed. Tisch Ref KF 245 .D853 2010