Use parentheses for the manuscript page
Warning2Federal courts, Illinois courts21st and 22nd editions
A short form of a forthcoming work encloses its page in parentheses as a manuscript page, rather than introducing it with a plain "at" — "Harlow, supra note 4 (manuscript at 22)", not ", at 22".1
- Wrong
- , at 22
- Right
- Harlow, supra note 4 (manuscript at 22)
- 1R. 17.6 Short Citation Forms. Tables: R. 17.3 Forthcoming Publications; R. 16.9 Short Citation Forms; R. 15.10 Short Citation Forms; R. 4.2(a) “Supra.”.
- 2A warning: the form is usually wrong under the rule in note 1, and context can justify it.
More in Unpublished sources
- Abbreviate a judge's or official's title
- Abbreviate the affiliation
- Abbreviate the interview’s location
- Abbreviate the interviewee's title
- Abbreviate the person’s title
- Abbreviate the speaker’s affiliation
- Abbreviate the speaker’s title
- Use parentheses for the manuscript page
- Use the unpublished citation form