Answered By: Alyssa Mitchell
Last Updated: Jul 02, 2020     Views: 25667

Legal Citations are a bit different and follow standards published in The Bluebook guide. Many libraries keep a copy in their reference section.

State documents generally follow the format of federal documents. Here are some examples from the Purdue Owl citation guide. Scroll down the page for a brief example.

The links below provide more examples of citing government and legal documents using different citation styles.

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