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#AGLC referencing guide - UWA Information Services Guides

The Australian Guide to Legal Citation

The Australian Guide to Legal Citation is a referencing style for legal citations that consists of:

1. Citations in the body of the page, using a superscript (raised) number
2. A list of footnotes at the bottom (foot) of each page, for all citations on that page
3. Possibly a bibliography (ask your instructor or publisher). If a bibliography is required it should be provided at the end of the paper and give details of each source mentioned in the text, as well as details of other sources consulted in preparing the paper

See page xiii of the guide: when there is no rule for a particular source in the AGLC, users should attempt to adapt the closest fitting rule . In other words, find the reference type that most closely matches your source and adapt it according to the general AGLC rules.