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Citation tags are the most important element of the caselaw.ninja system. These tags tell the user (+ adjudicators/judges) where to find the source of the law you are citing. If you do not add the citations then your work will be meaningless. | Citation tags are the most important element of the caselaw.ninja system. These tags tell the user (+ adjudicators/judges) where to find the source of the law you are citing. If you do not add the citations then your work will be meaningless. | ||
===The Citation== | ===The Citation=== | ||
When citing from CanLII copy the whole line from the cite section of the case, see: | When citing from CanLII copy the whole line from the cite section of the case, see: | ||
[[File:Cite-Example.png]] | [[File:Cite-Example.png]] | ||
Revision as of 13:36, 13 August 2021
Introduction
Citation tags are the most important element of the caselaw.ninja system. These tags tell the user (+ adjudicators/judges) where to find the source of the law you are citing. If you do not add the citations then your work will be meaningless.
The Citation
When citing from CanLII copy the whole line from the cite section of the case, see:
