1) In the introduction of your case comment, you mentioned a book by Kent Greenawalt and provided a citation in your eighth footnote: Kent Greenawalt, Speech, Crime and the Use of Language (1989). Now, in the third section of your article, you wish to create a citation for use in a footnote that refers back to page 103 of this book.Incorrect Citation: Greenawalt, supra note 8, at 103.Hints:Short Form: Have you formulated a correct reference to an earlier footnote, using the word “supra,” in italics, spelling out the word “note” (not in italics) and including the footnote number in which the full citation original appeared? 4.2(a)Check general format, spelling, spacing, and punctuation.

3) In your article you will be referring to several articles by Lucinda M. Finley. The first article was published in 1998 and is entitled "The Hidden Victims of Tort Reform: Women, Children, and the Elderly." It appears in volume 53 of the Emory Law Journal at page 1263. You know that you will be citing this article numerous times, as well as other articles by Professor Finley. To distinguish this article from the others, you want to refer to it as "Hidden Victims." Create a first citation for this article, including a hereinafter nickname, for use in your footnote twenty-four.Incorrect Citation: 53 Lucinda M. Finley, The Hidden victims of Tort Reform: Women, Children, and the Elderly 1263 (Emory L.J., 1998) [hereinafter Hidden Victims].Hints:Title: Have you included the full title, in italics? 16.3Periodical: Have you included the volume number before the periodical name? 16.4Periodical: Have you included the correct abbreviation for the periodical, in large and small caps? 16.4 & T13Periodical: Have you correctly spaced the periodical abbreviation? 6.1(a) & T13Periodical: Have you included the beginning page number of the article? 16.4Parenthetical: Have you included the correct year of publication? 16.4Brackets: Have you created a hereinafter nickname correctly for the author of multiple cited works, using brackets, the author’s last name and a shortened title? 4.2(b)Brackets: Have you placed “hereinafter” in plain type followed by the author and title in the same typeface(s) as the full citation? 4.2(b)Brackets: Have you ended the citation sentence with a period outside the close bracket? 1.1Check general format, spelling, spacing, and punctuation.For these exercises, you are assumed to know how to form full citations for various types of sources. When in doubt, consult the index to the Bluebook. For purposes of these exercises, create the citation that would go into a footnote in an academic article following

the typeface conventions and rules from the main pages of the Bluebook. Although most footnote citations in academic articles begin with some sort of signal, for purposes of these exercises, do not include a signal unless one is provided for you.

4) In a later footnote, you wish to refer back to the Finley article in your footnote twenty-four and direct your reader to pages 1270 through 1272. [For your reference, the text of Problem 3 is: In your article you will be referring to several articles by Lucinda M. Finley. The first article was published in 1998 and is entitled “The Hidden Victims of Tort Reform: Women, Children, and the Elderly.” It appears in volume 53 of the Emory Law Journal, beginning on page 1263. You know that you will be citing this article numerous times, as well as other articles by Professor Finley. To distinguish this article from the others, you want to refer to it as “Hidden Victims.” Create a first citation for this article, including a hereinafter nickname, for use in your footnote twenty-four.]

) In your article you will be referring to several articles by Lucinda M. Finley. The first article was published in 1998 and is entitled "The Hidden Victims of Tort Reform: Women, Children, and the Elderly." It appears in volume 53 of the Emory Law Journal at page 1263. You know that you will be citing this article numerous times, as well as other articles by Professor Finley. To distinguish this article from the others, you want to refer to it as "Hidden Victims." Create a first citation for this article, including a hereinafter nickname, for use in your footnote twenty-four.Incorrect Citation: Lucinda M. Finley, The Hidden victims of Tort Reform: Women, Children, and the Elderly 53 Emory L.J., 1263 (1998) [hereinafter Hidden Victims].Hints:Title: Have you included the full title, in italics? 16.3Periodical: Have you included the volume number before the periodical name? 16.4Periodical: Have you included the correct abbreviation for the periodical, in large and small caps? 16.4 & T13Periodical: Have you correctly spaced the periodical abbreviation? 6.1(a) & T13Periodical: Have you included the beginning page number of the article? 16.4Brackets: Have you created a hereinafter nickname correctly for the author of multiple cited works, using brackets, the author’s last name and a shortened title? 4.2(b)Brackets: Have you placed “hereinafter” in plain type followed by the author and title in the same typeface(s) as the full citation? 4.2(b)Brackets: Have you ended the citation sentence with a period outside the close bracket? 1.1Check general format, spelling, spacing, and punctuation.

Incorrect Citation: Palsgraf, 162 N.E. at 99Hints:Party 1: Have you remembered not to use a short form when a citation to that source has not appeared in the preceding five footnotes? 10.9(a)Party 1: Have you remembered not to italicize the party name in a full citation? 2.1(a) & 10.2Party 2: Have you remembered not to italicize the party name in a full citation? 2.1(a) & 10.2Party 2: Have you abbreviated any word listed in T6? 10.2.2Party 2: Have you omitted repetitive business firm designations? 10.2.1(h)Reporter: Have you given the volume number of the reporter before the reporter abbreviation? 10.3.2Reporter: Have you properly abbreviated the appropriate reporter? 10.3.2 & T1.3 New YorkReporter: Have you followed the reporter abbreviation with the case’s initial page number? 10.3.2Pinpoint: Have you included a correct pinpoint reference, preceded by a comma but without the word “at”? 3.2Parenthetical: Have you given the proper state court abbreviation? T1.3 New YorkParenthetical: Have you included the year of decision? 10.5(a)Parenthetical: Have you ended the citation sentence with a period outside the close parenthesis? 1.1Check general format, spelling, spacing, and punctuation.