Valid Case Law Reference Formats for J-Link

English Reports – sorted by nominate title

Most of these references to nominate reports that appear in the English Reports can be used in Justis, with the Citation field on the Search In Cases screen, or with the J-Link button on the Document screen.

You can also use these references with JustCite, Justis Publishing’s legal reference search engine.

It does not matter whether the reference includes full, partial or no punctuation, or is in upper or lower case, because Justis uses J-Link to locate the case report. For most series, the year is optional; for the few exceptions, the year is shown in square brackets. Unlike the other Justis case report series, the page number (the last entity in the reference) must be the first page of the case report.

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Other items that J-Link can recognise include:

• Acts of Parliament – names
• Acts of Parliament – references
• Statutory Instruments – names
• Statutory Instruments – references
• Scottish Statutory Instruments – references
• Welsh Statutory Instruments – references
• Statutory Rules and Orders – references
  
  
• CELEX – document numbers
• COM DOCS – document numbers
• Council Common Positions – document numbers
• European Court – case numbers
• European Union Conventions – colloquial terms
• European Union Decisions – colloquial terms
• European Union Decisions – document numbers
• European Union Directives – colloquial terms
• European Union Directives – document numbers
• European Union Regulations – document numbers
• European Union Treaties – article numbers
• European Union Treaties – colloquial terms
• Official Journal C Series – publication references
  
  
• Human Rights – case law references
• Human Rights – names of legislation