Tips for a crash course in blue book? I have a copy of the 19th edition.
I need to cite check an amicus for work asap ... what do I need to know out of the blue book for this? Can someone direct me to the most helpful section?
Blue Book Crash Course? Forum
- baal hadad

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Re: Blue Book Crash Course?
There is a rule for pretty much everything in the bluebook. Just look up the rule in the bluebook. It's not that hard.
- Johann

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Re: Blue Book Crash Course?
use the index. did you not go to law school?
- gatesome

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Re: Blue Book Crash Course?
was more wondering which rules I should be looking out forbaal hadad wrote:There is a rule for pretty much everything in the bluebook. Just look up the rule in the bluebook. It's not that hard.
i've read tons of amici in the past so I assume I'll be able to figure it out
no, i have not gone to law schoolJohannDeMann wrote:use the index. did you not go to law school?
i was just wondering if there was a section that is more important
i need to assemble table of authorities (fairly straightforward) and cite check
- Ron Don Volante

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Re: Blue Book Crash Course?
the first color group of pages (you'll notice if you look at it from the side) is basically a short summary of the basics. Should tell you exactly where to for detailed info on each basic point, too.