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Lesson 12 · Chapter 12, Constitutions

Constitutions: cite the address, not a page


A 7-minute video lesson on Chapter 12, Constitutions of The Citation Code, with two pause-and-practice exercises.

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What you will be able to do

  1. Build a federal constitutional citation from the jurisdiction down to the clause or section, using only the levels the text actually has.
  2. Cite an amendment by its ratified number, and show the reader when text has been repealed or superseded.
  3. Cite a state constitution by its own divisions, and check whether the court you file in sets its own form.

Read the chapter: Chapter 12, Constitutions

Lesson 12: Constitutions: cite the address, not a page — The Citation Code