Section headers are in a larger and bolded font. The resource includes a hyperlinked Table of Contents. The resource will help users draft briefs, memoranda, law review articles, and other legal documents that use citations compatible with the Uniform System of Citations.

Bluebook references are to the 20th edition, not the 21st. This document is in beta release and was last modified on May 2, 2016. Bluebook references are to the 20th Edition, not the 21st. The web-based resource includes an email address to report errors. The last documented update was on May 2, 2016. The work was created under the direction of Professor Christopher Jon Sprigman, research assistant Daryl Steiger, and a team of students at the New York University School of Law. The resource is stated to be in beta release. The resource includes a collection of other readily available and linked citation guides as well as both Forward and Reverse Lookups with links to The Indigo Book and analogous provisions in The Bluebook. The resource’s coverage does not extend to loose-leaf reporters, foreign legal materials, or international publications. Beyond the Bluepages, the resource includes additional citation guidance for bills and legislative history.

The work’s scope parallels that of The Bluebook’s “Bluepages”. The freely adaptable resource implements the same Uniform System of Citation that is implemented in The Bluebook. The work serves as a valuable supplement to, and free implementation of, The Bluebook. S., Assistant Professor, Community College of Philadelphia on 6/18/21 Journalism, Media Studies & Communications +.

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