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Law: Citing Information & Avoiding Plagiarism
This guide provides a starting point for resources in Law.
Worried about Plagiarism?
OSCOLA Ireland Citation Style for Law
OSCOLA Ireland Resources
OSCOLA stands for Oxford University Standard for Citation Of Legal Authorities. The UCD School of Law uses OSCOLA Ireland - an adapted variation of OSCOLA. For more information and a brief and full pdf guide to the style visit Legalcitation official site.
How to cite a
Book
Bryan McMahon and William Binchy, The Law of Torts (3rd edn, Butterworths 2000).
Case
Riordan v Ireland [2009] IESC 44, [2009] 3 IR 745.
Law Report
Mahon Tribunal v Keena [2009] IESC 64, 2 ILRM 373.
Journal article
Terence Coghlan, ‘The Copyright and Related Rights Act 2000’ (2001) 6 Bar Review 294
Source: OSCOLA Ireland
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