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Citation rules/Constitutions/11 Constitutions

Use the full citation or “id.”

Error2Federal courts, Illinois courts21st and 22nd editions

A constitution takes no short citation form apart from “id.”, so “supra” cannot stand for one; the citation is written out again, or “id.” used where the constitution is the authority just before.1

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  1. 1R. 11 Constitutions; R. 20.7(b) Constitutions. Tables: R. 4.2 “Supra” and “Hereinafter”.
  2. 2An error: the rule in note 1 allows one form, and this is not it.
PreviousUse “id.” for the second citation

More in 11 Constitutions

  1. Abbreviate the entity's name
  2. Abbreviate the jurisdiction
  3. Abbreviate the subdivision
  4. Add or remove the comma after “Const.”
  5. Add the database's “through” date
  6. Add the publisher before the database
  7. Remove one of the two years
  8. Remove the date parenthetical
  9. Use the full citation or “id.”

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More in 11 Constitutions

  1. Abbreviate the entity's name
  2. Abbreviate the jurisdiction
  3. Abbreviate the subdivision
  4. Add or remove the comma after “Const.”
  5. Add the database's “through” date
  6. Add the publisher before the database
  7. Remove one of the two years
  8. Remove the date parenthetical
  9. Use the full citation or “id.”

Back to Constitutions

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