Referencing is the acknowledgement of information sources in your work. Referencing:
Legal citation involves citing cases and legislation, so it is quite different from other disciplines.Good citation habits go hand in hand with precision in legal writing.
The Australian Guide to Legal Citation, 4th edition (AGLC4) is used at Charles Sturt University for the Bachelor of Laws. It is produced by the Melbourne University Law Review Association in Collaboration with the Melbourne Journal of International Law. The 4th edition, 2018, is the most recent edition.
It is critical that you understand and avoid plagiarism in your assignments.
Plagiarism is the unethical use of other people’s work, such as using their words and ideas without attribution. You can avoid accidental plagiarism by learning to reference your sources, and learning how to use in-text citations correctly.
Some key resources available for you include:
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