Cases
|
Type |
Title (Italics) |
Year |
Volume |
Reporter (Abbr.) |
Series # (if needed) |
Pinpoint |
Examples |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Neutral |
R v. Neil, |
2002 |
70 |
SCC |
|
361. |
R v. Neil, 2002 70 SCC 361. |
|
Official/Semi-Official |
R v. Neil, |
[2002] |
2 |
SCR |
361. |
R v. Neil, [2002] 2 SCR 361. |
|
|
Other |
R v. Neil |
(2002) |
218 |
DLR |
(4th) |
361. |
R v. Neil, (2002) 218 DLR (4th) 361. |
See section 3.1 of the Canadian Guide to Uniform Legal Citation (7th ed.) for complete rules on Cases (Jurisprudence)
Hierarchy of Sources
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