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\cite[7]{tang} R v Tang (2008) 237 CLR 1, 7
\cite[22]{bakker} Bakker v Stewart [1980] VR 17, 22
New Zealand Cases
Follow the same format as is used for English cases.
US Cases
Use the same fields as are used for English cases. Be careful about specifying
courts: apart from the US Supreme Court (where, if you cite the US Reports,
no court identifier will ever be printed), the court and location fields will be
used if present.
For unreported cases, you may specify a number (the docket number) and
optionally something in the eprint field, which can be used for a Lexis or
WestLaw number: see example 52.
Although you could use the series field for reports (as in example 51) 37
in my view it is often simpler just to make the series part of the reporter
field, as in example 50. You might note also, there, that if you enter fields
using full points in the standard American way, the spacing is taken care of
automatically.
@jurisdiction{harbor91,
}
title = {Harbor Insurance Co. v.
volume = {578},
reporter = {N.E.2d.},
pages = {1197},
location = {Ill.},
court = {App. Ct.},
date = {1991},
keywords = {us},
@jurisdiction{western97,
}
Tishman Construction Co.},
title = {Western Alliance Insurance Co. v.
Gill},
volume = {686},
reporter = {N.E.},
series = {2},
pages = {997},
location = {Mass.},
date = {1997},
keywords = {us},
37 In which case it will be printed in US style: 1st, 2d, 3d.
New Zealand Cases 39
[50]
[51]