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Citation rules/International materials/21.15 Yearbooks

Italicize the article title

Warning2Federal courts, Illinois courts21st and 22nd editions

An article's own title inside an international yearbook or annual-report citation is italic; a run that reads as a case name stays plain, since a party name is not italicized there.1

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  1. 1R. 21.15 Yearbooks. Tables: R. 16.3 Title.
  2. 2A warning: the form is usually wrong under the rule in note 1, and context can justify it.
PreviousAbbreviate the yearbook's nameNextAdd the digest's chapter or section

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  1. Abbreviate the organization's name
  2. Abbreviate the parties or reorder them
  3. Abbreviate the subdivision
  4. Abbreviate the yearbook's name
  5. Add the day of signing
  6. Add the treaty's form designation
  7. Give the exact date of signing
  8. Italicize the article title
  9. Italicize the phrase before the date

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More in International materials

  1. Abbreviate the organization's name
  2. Abbreviate the parties or reorder them
  3. Abbreviate the subdivision
  4. Abbreviate the yearbook's name
  5. Add the day of signing
  6. Add the treaty's form designation
  7. Give the exact date of signing
  8. Italicize the article title
  9. Italicize the phrase before the date

Back to International materials

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