Instructions: Choose the correct long-form or short-form case name according to Bluebook rules. Select the best answer from the options provided.
Bluebook Rules for Case Names:
Rule 10.2.1: Governs how to format party names in citations
Rule 10.9: Explains short form citations
Table T6: Lists required abbreviations
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Level 2: Write the Case Names
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Instructions: Write the proper case name (long-form or short-form) according to Bluebook rules. Use the formatting buttons to italicize case names. Remember: case names must be perfect, so use the feedback to guide you.
Tips for Level 2:
Select all text and click "Add Italics" to italicize
Check Table T6 for required abbreviations
Omit "et al." and procedural phrases
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Question 7 of 10
7. Write this case name in long-form format under Bluebook rules. Important: Don’t copy the ALL CAPS caption. Type it with normal capitalization, then highlight it and click "Add Italics."
CATHOLIC CHARITIES BUREAU, INC., ET AL., PETITIONERS
v.
WISCONSIN LABOR & INDUSTRY REVIEW COMMISSION, ET AL.
Hint: Per Rule 10.2.1 and Table T6, "Wisconsin" becomes "Wis.", "Industry" becomes "Indus.", "Review" becomes "Rev.", and "Commission" becomes "Comm'n." Procedural phrases like "Petitioners" and "et al." are omitted. "Inc." stays because it's part of the entity's name.
8. Now, write this case name in short-form format under Bluebook rules. Again, don’t copy the ALL CAPS caption. Type it with normal capitalization, then highlight it and click "Add Italics."
CATHOLIC CHARITIES BUREAU, INC., ET AL., PETITIONERS
v.
WISCONSIN LABOR & INDUSTRY REVIEW COMMISSION, ET AL.
Hint: Under Rule 10.9, when neither party is a generic government entity like "State" or "Commonwealth," you generally use the first party's name for short form unless it would cause confusion. Here, "Catholic Charities Bureau, Inc." is distinctive enough to serve as the short form.
9. Write this case name in long-form format under Bluebook rules. Important: Don’t copy the ALL CAPS caption. Type it with normal capitalization, then highlight it and click "Add Italics."
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA BOARD OF TRUSTEES, et al., Petitioners,
v.
Laurie CARMODY, Respondent.
Hint: Under Rule 10.2.1 and Table T6, "University" becomes "Univ.", "Florida" becomes "Fla.", "Board" becomes "Bd.", and "Trustees" becomes "Trs." Procedural phrases ("Petitioners," "Respondent") and "et al." are omitted.
10. Now, write this case name in short-form format under Bluebook rules. Again, don’t copy the ALL CAPS caption. Type it with normal capitalization, then highlight it and click "Add Italics."
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA BOARD OF TRUSTEES, et al., Petitioners,
v.
Laurie CARMODY, Respondent.
Hint: Under Rule 10.9, when a government or institutional entity is a party, use the opposing party's name as the short form: "Carmody."
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