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Legal Research Skills Guide: AGLC Referencing guides

Referencing for law

AGLC4 is the referencing style you will be expected to use 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.  

Corrections have been released for the 4th edition (mainly for the examples presented in the guide), please check these before applying the rules.

The ART tool link below is compiled by Charles Sturt and provides a condensed version of the contents in the full AGLC4 guide. 

If you are studying subjects in other disciplines, or studying law subjects towards a different course of study, you may be expected to use a different citation style, most likely APA style. You should check with your lecturer if you are unsure. See Referencing at Charles Sturt University for more information on other referencing styles.

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