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1.0 CITATION STYLE IN GENERAL 2.0 CASES 3.0 STATUTES AND LEGISLATIVE MATERIALS 4.0 REGULATIONS, COURT RULES, JURY INSTRUCTIONS, COLLOQUIES AND NEW YORK EVIDENCE GUIDE 5.0 CONSTITUTIONS 6.0 TREATIES AND INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS 7.0 LEGAL PERIODICALS, TREATISES AND OTHER WORKS AND DOCUMENTS 8.0 TITLES OF ACTIONS AND PROCEEDINGS 9.0 APPEARANCES OF COUNSEL 10.0 CAPITALIZATION, NUMERALS AND NUMBERS, DATES AND TIME, AND NAMES 11.0 QUOTATIONS AND QUOTATION MARKS 12.0 WORD STYLE IN GENERAL 13.0 TYPOGRAPHY 14.0 SPACING APPENDIX 1 COMMON CASE NAME ABBREVIATIONS APPENDIX 2 ABBREVIATION OF CASE LAW REPORTS APPENDIX 3 APPELLATE HISTORY AND OTHER ABBREVIATIONS USED IN CITATIONS APPENDIX 4 STYLE AND ABBREVIATION OF PARTICULAR STATUTES APPENDIX 5 STYLE OF PARTICULAR WORDS APPENDIX 6 TITLES IN VARIOUS ACTIONS AND PROCEEDINGS, WITH CASE NAMES APPENDIX 7 CITATIONAL FOOTNOTE STYLE (MODEL OPINION) APPENDIX 8 FORMULATION OF SUMMARIES (APPEAL STATEMENTS) Contents of Section 1.1 ELEMENTS OF A CITATION 1.1 (a) Case Citation Elements 1.1 (b) Statutory Citation Elements 1.1 (c) Citation to Range of Pages, Sections or Similar Elements 1.2 PLACEMENT OF CITATIONS 1.2 (a) Where to Place 1.2 (b) Citations in Running Text 1.2 (c) Citations within Parentheses (1) How to Reference (2) Punctuation 1.2 (d) Citations in Footnotes 1.2 (e) Citational Footnote Style (1) Running Text Style (2) Citations wihtin Parentheses Style (3) Textual Footnotes 1.2 (f) Footnote Numbers in Relation to Punctuation 1.3 REFERENCE TO PREVIOUSLY CITED AUTHORITY 1.3 (a) Options for Referencing Previously Cited Authority 1.3 (b) Short-Form References (1) Shortened Case Names and Popular Names (2) Shortened Citations 1.3 (c) Subsequent Reference to Immediately Preceding Authority 1.3 (d) Subsequent Reference to Parallel Citations 1.4 INTRODUCTORY SIGNALS 1.4 (a) Citations Introduced by Signals 1.4 (b) Signal Word Serving as a Verb 1.5 ELECTRONIC SOURCES IN GENERAL 1.5 (a) Electronic Services 1.5 (b) Internet Material 1.5 (c) New York Slip Opinions 1.5 (d) Unreported and Unofficially Reported New York Opinions Published Online 1.5 (e) Unreported New York Appellate Motion Decisions Published Online 2.0 CASES Contents of Section 2.1 CASE NAMES 2.1 (a) New York Cases (1) Cases Officially Reported (2) Cases Not Officially Reported 2.1 (b) Supreme Court of the United States Cases 2.1 (c) Other Cases 2.2 NEW YORK COURT DECISIONS 2.2 (a) Decisions Officially Reported (1) Basic Citation Style (2) Pinpoint Page Citation (3) Case Citation Containing Footnotes (4) Citation Referencing Multiple-Page Quotation (5) Citation Including Appellate History (6) Multiple Citations