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language, provide the page number as well). In many instances, you may be able to includeeither or both elements in the text.P: (United States v. Christmas 2000). . . his principle was best exemplified by United States v. Christmas (2000).19.9.8 State and Local Government DocumentsCite state and local government documents as you would federal documents. Use roman type(no quotation marks) for state laws and municipal ordinances; use italics for codes(compilations). Include a name where necessary to indicate the version of the code beingcited, followed by the date of the code edition, in parentheses.R: Methamphetamine Control and Community Protection Act. 2005. Illinois Compiled Statutes, ch. 720,sec. 646/10 (2005).Illinois Institute for Environmental Quality (IIEQ). 1977. Review and Synopsis of Public ParticipationRegarding Sulfur Dioxide and Particulate Emissions. By Sidney M. Marder. IIEQ Document no. 77/21.Chicago.P: (New Mexico Constitution, art. 4, sec. 7)(Methamphetamine Control and Community Protection Act 2005)19.9.9 Canadian Government DocumentsCite Canadian government documents similarly to U.S. public documents. Begin citationswith the word Canada unless it is obvious from the context. Generally abbreviate chapter andsection as c. and s., but if you cite only a few Canadian documents, use chap. and sec.Canadian government documents are issued by both houses of the federal Parliament (theSenate and the House of Commons), by the provincial and territorial legislatures, and byvarious executive departments.Parliamentary debates are published in separate series, House of Commons Debates andSenate Debates. Include the name of the person speaking, where relevant. Provincial andterritorial legislatures publish their own debates.R: Canada. Manitoba. Legislative Assembly. 2000. Debates and Proceedings. August 17.P: (Canada 2000, 5326)Cite parliamentary bills by bill number, title, year of passage where relevant, sessionnumber, Parliament number, and additional information as needed.R: Bill C-40, Extradition Act. 1999. 2d sess., 36th Parliament, 1998, cl. 1. Statutes of Canada, c. 18.P: (Bill C-40, Extradition Act 1999)Canadian statutes are first published in the annual Statutes of Canada and were mostrecently consolidated in 1985 in the Revised Statutes of Canada. Wherever possible, use thelatter source and identify the statute by title, reporter, year of compilation, chapter, andwww.itpub.net