It is not the Pirate’s Code, but it is close. International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (T3.8) Along with the works of the Bard, this exclusive list of special citations includes such works as the Federalist Papers, the Bible, and Black’s Law Dictionary. Shakespeare is the only author that is bestowed the honor of a unique citation format by The Bluebook at Rule 15.8(c)(iv). To cite or not to cite? Some works are so distinctive that they have their own unique citation. All of this great information is located in Table 2.43. The Supreme Court of Zambia is the “highest court of the country with appellate jurisdiction in both civil and criminal matters.” T2.43. The currently used Zambia Law Reports only picks up in 1964. The reporter of choice is the Northern Rhodesia Law Reports, abbreviated NRLR. Trying to cite a case from the Supreme Court of Zambia between 19? The Bluebook has you covered. Northern Rhodesia Law Reports (T2.43 – Zambia, Republic of) If you prefer your information delivered on Microfrom, turn to Rule 18.5. However, the legacy cites are still available-see the citation for CD-ROMs at Rule 18.4(b). If you need to cite to Twitter, you are covered. The 20th edition of The Bluebook added the all important subsection focusing on titles for social media posts at Rule 18.2.2(b)(v). Twitter (R18.2.2(b)(v) – Titles for Social Media Posts) It was later replaced by the first Justinian Code in A.D. 438.” Black’s Law Dictionary 1616 (9th ed. The Code of Theodosius was a “compilation of imperial enactments prepared at the direction of the emperor Theodosius II and published in A.D. Need to cite the Theodosian Code? The Bluebook provides the form in Table 2.34. Here is a list of some of my favorite citations you never knew you could find in the deep recesses of your Bluebook: 1. But no matter how fluent you become in The Bluebook, it seems to always be full of surprises. As you become more familiar with The Bluebook, finding the answers you need becomes easier and easier. For some, The Bluebook becomes a fond, ever-present companion for some, it remains a constant nemesis. Love it or hate it, The Bluebook is an unavoidable fixture of the law school experience.

Table 6 of the bluebook 20th edition