Note that it is also acceptable to give the full citation every time a source is cited. If there are several works by the same author, use the surname and the title of the work (or a short form of the title). Ive been using this shortcut for as long as it has existed. Instead, it changes the style of the cursor location paragraph to the Footnote Text style. Robert Stevens, Torts and Rights (OUP 2007). In Win10, Word 2013, the default keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Alt + F: Insert Footnote does not create a footnote.
Subsequent citations of secondary sources: use the author’s or authors’ surname(s):ġ. Council Directive (EC) 93/104 concerning certain aspects of the organisation of working time OJ 元07/18 (Working Time Directive). Subsequent citations of legislation: use abbreviations or other short forms.Ģ. ibid (Lord Hope), (Lord Scott), – (Lord Walker), – (Lord Neuberger). The actual information is listed at the bottom of. In footnote 7, the Austin case is referenced once again.Ģ. Footnotes are the notes in the text of the document paper by using consecutive superscript numbers. In footnote 2, various judges' opinions are referenced, from the same case. Subsequent citations of cases: use a short form of the case name to identify the source.Įxample: the student provides a citation to Austin v Commissioner of Police for the Metropolis in footnote 1. If the subsequent citation is in the footnote immediately following the full citation, you can generally use ‘ibid’ instead.
In the subsequent footnotes, briefly identify the source and provide a cross reference, using round brackets, to the footnote where the full citation can be found. If you have already cited the source in a previous footnote, you can use a short form of citation for all later citations of that source.