PAL 3023: Legal Research and Writing (Hilliard)

Published by the Harvard Law Review, this is the definitive style guide for the legal field. For more than 80 years, has provided authoritative guidance to legal citation for American students, professionals, and scholars.

A citation style guide that complements The Bluebook by setting forth the decisive citation form for Texas legal authorities.
see Development and Evolution of the Greenbook for a history.

See Chapter 11 on pp. 355-368 (in 7th edition) based on the Bluebook. The major difference between the two, according to the APA Style Guide, is Bluebook lists references as footnotes but APA uses a reference list instead. Books and periodicals (other than law reviews) are cited in regular APA style. For specific Texas examples, see The Greenbook. Also see: Citing Court Decision Using APA Style

Appendix 7.1: References to Legal Materials (pages 216-224) (in 6th edition) based on the Bluebook. The major difference between the two, according to the APA Style Guide, is Bluebook lists references as footnotes but APA uses a reference list instead. Books and periodicals (other than law reviews) are cited in regular APA style. For specific Texas examples, see The Greenbook.
Also see: Citing Court Decision Using APA Style

An official guide to the form and style of Federal Government printing
is a standardization device designed to achieve uniform word and type treatment, and aiming for economy of word use. The Style Manual has served Federal printers since 1894, and with each new edition, the traditions of printing and graphic arts are carried forward into new technologies.