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Law Guide: Referencing

Find targeted resources for legal research

The Australian Guide to Legal Citation (4th edition) is the citation style recommended for JCU law students. It is strongly recommended to purchase a print copy for the duration of your studies.

Print copies are held in the Townsville and Cairns libraries.

A free online copy is available via Melbourne University Law School.

EndNote and the AGLC

The librarians at University of Technology Sydney have developed an EndNote Output style for the Australian Guide to Legal Citation.

AGLC (UTS) Style
There are two files you are required to download from the UTS library website linked below. The Endnote for Law: Referencing with EndNote using AGLC 4th edition (PDF) guide available with the UTS style is essential to understand how to make the output style work correctly.

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