Print copies of The Bluebook are kept with the Course Reserves. To check them out, ask for them at the service desk.
The 21st edition of The Bluebook is now available online. Individual subscriptions are available starting at $39 per year. For assistance with The Bluebook, ask the reference librarians for help at the service desk.
T2 (the table of foreign jurisdictions) and a Quick Style Guide are freely available online.
Resources for understanding The Bluebook:
Georgetown's excellent guide introduces you to the Bluebook in detail. It includes video tutorials for Cases, Statutes, and Law Reviews.
UW also provides a comprehensive guide. It includes videos including for important topics like Signals, Cross-References, and Online Sources.
In addition to an effective citation generator, Hein provides pdf originals of most US law review articles. These can be a very useful because they let you see how others have cited a source.
Follow the link and sign into Lexis. Choose go to Lexis+. Then click the box in the top left next to the Lexis+ logo, and select Interactive Citation Workstation. The bottom right box (called Student Citation Manual Exercises) will take you to online exercises that you can use to learn the Bluebook.
MacMillan Library Hybrid Research Services:
Monday - Friday: 9am - 5pm
Saturday - Sunday: Closed
MacMillan Library Building Hours (August 19 - November 15, 2024):
Monday - Thursday: 8am - Midnight
Friday: 8am - 8pm
Saturday: 10am - 6pm
Sunday: Noon - Midnight
Reference Desk:
Monday: 10am - 4pm
Tuesday: 10am - 4pm
Wednesday: 10am - 12pm; 2pm - 4pm
Thursday: 10am - 4pm
Friday: 10am - 1pm
Saturday and Sunday: Closed
IT Help Desk:
Monday - Friday:
Saturday - Sunday: Closed
Emory Law Archives:
Physical archives: By appointment only.
Digital archives: More information available here.
Limited remote services are available on a case-by-case basis.
Questions? Email Anna Sturgill, Law Librarian for Archives and Assessment Services
