WRITING MANUAL - Supreme Court - State of Ohio

5.8. Internet.
A full Internet citation includes:
• Author (human or institutional), sponsor, or owner of the website, followed by a
comma;
• The title, in italics, followed by a comma;
• The date of publication in parentheses;
• The URL;
• In parentheses, the date accessed or date updated.
NOTE: Not all the citation elements set forth above are always necessary. For example,
the date of publication of statistical information published only online might not be
known or important. The name of the entity sponsoring the site need not be given if it is
obvious from the URL.
HOW TO CITE INTERNET SOURCES
Ohio Lawyers Assistance Program, Signs and Symptoms of Chemical
Dependency, http://www.ohiolap.org/Signs%26Symptoms.htm (accessed
Apr. 22, 2009).
Industrial Commission Form IC-12, Notice of Appeal,
https://www.ohioic.com/index.html (accessed May 1, 2009).
Thomas Paine, Common Sense, Part III (1776), available at
http://www.bartleby.com/133/3.html (accessed May 1, 2009).
Winston Churchill, speech to the House of Commons (Oct. 5, 1938),
available at the Churchill Society, http://www.churchill-societylondon.org.uk/Munich.html
(accessed May 3, 2009).
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