Legal research memos
Format case and statute citations quickly in first-year legal writing assignments.
Format cases, statutes and law review articles in Bluebook style for legal writing.
The Bluebook governs citation in most US law schools, law reviews and courts. Its rules for cases alone cover reporter abbreviations, court designations, pinpoint pages and parenthetical years, and statutes and secondary sources have their own formats. Law students spend hours checking commas and spacing that a reader notices only when they are wrong.
Paste the details of a case, statute, law review article or book and this generator returns full Bluebook citations. It does not look anything up, so if you leave out a reporter volume or decision year, it marks the gap and lists it. Use it for a first pass, then confirm against your jurisdiction's local rules.
Paste the details for each authority you need to cite.
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Copy the citations, fill in flagged gaps, and check local court rules.
Format case and statute citations quickly in first-year legal writing assignments.
Get a consistent first pass on footnote citations before cite-checking.
Clean up citations in a draft brief before an attorney reviews it.
The 21st edition. Local court rules sometimes differ, so check them before filing.
It produces full citations. Short forms depend on where the citation appears in your document, which the tool cannot see.
No. It has no access to legal databases. Paste the volume, reporter and page from your source.
The output is plain text. Italicize or underline case names in your word processor after pasting.
Format journal articles, books and web pages in AMA style for medical and health writing.
🧠Turn source details into APA 7 references with matching in-text citations.
⚡Format numbered IEEE references for journals, conference papers, standards and datasheets.
📚Turn a messy list of sources into a clean, alphabetized bibliography in the style you name.
📖Build MLA 9 Works Cited entries and in-text citations from the details you have.
🔬Format science references in CSE style using citation-sequence, citation-name or name-year.