WRITING MANUAL - Supreme Court - State of Ohio

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B. Non-print published For out-of-state court cases that are not print published, place the elements of the citation in the following order: • The case name, in italics, followed by a comma; • The court of decision; • The case number, written as No. ___; • An electronic-database citation, if available, preceded by a comma; • The date of decision (month, day, year). HOW TO CITE OUT-OF-STATE COURT CASES—NON-PRINT PUBLISHED CASES D’Agostino v. Lynch, Ill.App. No. 1-06-3026, 2008 WL 527059 (Feb. 27, 2008). or D’Agostino v. Lynch, Ill.App. No. 1-06-3026, 2008 Ill. App. LEXIS 140 (Feb. 27, 2008). El-Amin v. Adams, Va.App. No. 0282-94-2, 1995 WL 293043 (May 16, 1995). or El-Amin v. Adams, Va.App. No. 0282-94-2, 1995 Va.App. LEXIS 446 (May 16, 1995). C. Public-domain citation formats A number of states have developed their own public-domain citation forms, similar to Ohio’s WebCite. Use these citation forms when they are available. HOW TO CITE PUBLIC-DOMAIN FORMATS State v. Moore, 2010 ND 229, 791 N.W.2d 376, 7. State v. Marinez, 324 Wis.2d 282, 2010 WI App 34, 781 N.W.2d 511. Staples v. Michaud, 2003 ME 133, 836 A.2d 1288. The Supreme Court of Ohio 28 Writing Manual
D. Abbreviations for out-of-state reporters Use the following abbreviations when citing official reporters for other states or territories: ABBREVIATIONS FOR OUT-OF-STATE REPORTERS Alabama Reports ....................................................................Ala. Alabama Appellate Reports ...................................................Ala.App. Alaska Reports .......................................................................Alaska Arizona Reports .....................................................................Ariz. Arizona Appeals Reports .......................................................Ariz.App. Arkansas Reports ...................................................................Ark. Arkansas Appellate Reports ...................................................Ark.App. California Reporter (West).....................................................Cal.Rptr. California Reporter, Second Series (West) ............................Cal.Rptr.2d California Reporter, Third Series (West)...............................Cal.Rptr.3d California Reports ..................................................................Cal. California Reports, Second Series .........................................Cal.2d California Reports, Third Series ............................................Cal.3d California Reports, Fourth Series ...........................................Cal.4th California Appellate Reports..................................................Cal.App. California Appellate Reports, Second Series .........................Cal.App.2d California Appellate Reports, Third Series ............................Cal.App.3d California Appellate Reports, Fourth Series ..........................Cal.App.4th Colorado Reports ...................................................................Colo. The Supreme Court of Ohio 29 Writing Manual
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