… Open this footnote Close A separate question is whether The Bluebook ought to be followed even if or when it is flawed. … Open this footnote Close as well as “chic and sleek.” 9 Open this footnote Close this footnote 9 Michael Coenen, R h apsod y in Blue: An Ode to The Bluebook, 12 Green Bag 2d 115, 115 (2008) (referring to The Bluebook’s external “physique,” before praising, tongue-in-cheek, various substantive rules). Cole, Why The Bluebook Matters: The Virtues Judge Posner and Other Critics Overlook, 79 Tenn. … Open this footnote Close the latter retort that it is “meaningful and useful” 8 Open this footnote Close this footnote 8 Bret D. Smith, Just When You Thought I t W as Safe to Go Back into the Bluebook : Notes on the Fifteenth Edition, 67 Chi. … Open this footnote Close and at best, “a necessary evil ” 7 Open this footnote Close this footnote 7 David E.B. … Open this footnote Close and “mindless,” 6 Open this footnote Close this footnote 6 Richard A. 197, 197 (1976) (reviewing A Uniform Sy s tem of Cita t ion (Columbia Law Review Ass’n et al. Duane Benton, Developments in the Law-Legal Citation, 86 Y ale L.J. … Open this footnote Close “totalitarian,” 5 Open this footnote Close this footnote 5 W. Garner, Singing the Bluebook Blues : The Citation Casebook’s 20th Edition Prompts Many Musings, 101 A.B.A. The former term it, at worst, “nuts,” 4 Open this footnote Close this footnote 4 See Bryan A. The Bluebook has its many detractors and its few defenders. Let me emphasize at the outset that a general critique of this uniform system of citation will not be on offer herein. … Open this footnote Close but in the meantime by vigilante authors and student editors. 1369, 1369, 1375 (2017) (suggesting a new rule to denote consideration of non-binding sources and imploring readers to “lease contact your local Bluebook editor to remind them of this important omission”). In the hope that others will follow suit, here is the case for updating Rule 18.6 of The Bluebook-preferably by its editors, 3 Open this footnote Close this footnote 3 See, e.g., Andrew Jensen Kerr, To Consider or to Use? Citation to Foreign Authority and Legal Aesthetics, 94 Wash. Upon reflection, I came to the conclusion that The Bluebook is wrong and I am right. Diverging from The Bluebook is serious business. Sharing in the combination of graphomania and pedantry that generally characterizes legal scholarship, I do not take footnoting lightly. … Open this footnote Close:Į.g.: The Conformist (Paramount Pictures 1970). 18.6, at 187 (Columbia Law Review Ass’n et al. The Bluebook, in contrast, instructs a different format 2 Open this footnote Close this footnote 2 The Bluebook: A Uniform Sy s tem of Cita t ion R.
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Movie Title (Director’s Name dir., year).Į.g.: Wild at Heart (David Lynch dir., 1990). Twice the article cites films, and both times it uses the following format 1 Open this footnote Close this footnote 1 Rafi Reznik, Retributive Abolitionism, 24 Berkeley J. In a recently published article, I purposefully defied The Bluebook.
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