Librarian-selected resources for researching law topics in education--specifically, finding cases by topic, parties, and citation. Useful for the specific courses of Law and Higher Education, Law and Ethics, School Law, and Advanced School Law.
Call Number: Pius Reserve and Law Reference BF76.7 .P83 2020
7th edition, 2020. The official source for APA Style. Ask for this book at the Pius Library Circulation Desk. The 6th edition is there as well (BF76.7 .P83 2010).
Online edition 2017 by Peter W. Martin, Cornell Law School, provides information and examples of how to cite in Bluebook legal style, 20th edition, which is recommended by the APA Publication Manual for citing law materials. See Sections 2-000 and 3-000 of the Table of Contents.
Provides visual help in citing in the MLA, APA, and Chicago Style for the most commonly used materials, books, journals, newspapers, magazines, and websites.
Saint Louis University's Guide for Writing and Formatting Theses and Dissertations
The style and formatting described in the guide below supercedes any style and formatting recommended by other style guides, if there is a conflict between them.
From Graduate Education, Saint Louis University. (2015+). Retrieved May 28, 2016, from http://www.slu.edu/Documents/graduate/Formatting%20Guide%202nd%20Revision%20Jan%202016.pdf
Other Style Guides & Manuals
Other style guides and manuals along with Web sites with helpful examples can be found on the guide listed below.