Journal Articles
Articles, the square-versus-round year, case notes, book reviews, forthcoming pieces and working papers.
The standard form
Author, quoted title, then the year — square-bracketed when it identifies the volume, round-bracketed when there is a separate volume number — then the volume, the journal abbreviation with no full stops, and the first page (r 3.3). A pinpoint follows the first page after a comma.
Author, ‘Title’ [year] Journal page. — or — Author, ‘Title’ (year) 0 Journal page.
Case notes and book reviews
A case note without its own title uses the case name, italicised, with (note) at the end (r 3.4). A book review adds (book review) (r 3.5).
Working papers
A working paper cites like an electronic article, with its series and number; if it is later published in a journal, cite that instead (r 3.6).
Last reviewed 7 August 2026