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Kansas<br />

• an. Stat. Ann. § 84-1-101 ({currency information}).<br />

• Kan. Stat. Ann. § 84-1-101 (West {currency information}).*<br />

• K.S.A. § 84-1-101.**<br />

* Both The Bluebook and ALWD <strong>Citation</strong> Manual call for identification of the publisher or<br />

brand of any commercial compilation used, not prepared under direct supervision of the<br />

state - West in the second example. Both also call for adding the designation "Ann." when<br />

the compilation's name includes the word "annotated." The AALL Universal <strong>Citation</strong> Guide<br />

would not include the publisher in any case nor would it indicate whether the version used<br />

was annotated.<br />

** Within Kansas, this more economical statu<strong>to</strong>ry citation format, without currency<br />

information, is used in decisions of the state's own courts and submissions <strong>to</strong> them, under<br />

circumstances where there is little ambiguity about which jurisdiction's statutes and which<br />

version are referred <strong>to</strong>.<br />

Kentucky<br />

• Ky. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 355.1-101 (LexisNexis {currency information}).*<br />

• Ky. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 355.1-101 (West {currency information}).*<br />

• KRS § 355.1-101.**<br />

* Both The Bluebook and ALWD <strong>Citation</strong> Manual call for identification of the publisher or<br />

brand of any commercial compilation used, not prepared under direct supervision of the<br />

state - LexisNexis in the first example, West in the second. Both also call for adding the<br />

designation "Ann." when the compilation's name includes the word "annotated." The AALL<br />

Universal <strong>Citation</strong> Guide would not include the publisher in any case nor would it indicate<br />

whether the version used was annotated.<br />

** Within Kentucky, this more economical statu<strong>to</strong>ry citation format, without currency<br />

information, is used in decisions of the state's own courts and submissions <strong>to</strong> them, under<br />

circumstances where there is little ambiguity about which jurisdiction's statutes and which<br />

version are referred <strong>to</strong>.<br />

Louisiana<br />

• La. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 10:1-101 ({currency information}).*<br />

• La. Code Civ. Proc. Ann. § 10:1-101 ({currency information}).*<br />

* Both The Bluebook and ALWD <strong>Citation</strong> Manual call for adding the designation "Ann."<br />

when the compilation's name includes the word "annotated." The AALL Universal <strong>Citation</strong><br />

Guide would not indicate whether the version used was annotated.<br />

Where this example has the abbreviation for "Code of Civil Procedure" citations <strong>to</strong><br />

Lousiana's other subject matter codes should substitute their abbreviations - e.g., "Civ.<br />

Code" for "Civil Code" or "Code Crim. Proc." for "Code of Criminal Procedure."<br />

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