Excellent Article on Neutral Citation in Canada
Neutral citation is "an industry-independent, open identifier assigned by courts to their decisions". In other words, the way of identifying a case no longer needs to be tied to the citation practices of a specific publisher or law reporter.
It has been widely adopted by Canadian courts and has had a significant impact on the development of case citators such as the freely available RefLex tool developed by CanLII, the Canadian Legal Information Institute.
Labels: CanLII, legal research and writing
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