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Footnotes, bibliographies, case citations, statutes, and directives. The OSCOLA rules that actually matter, and the ones examiners tend to forgive.
OSCOLA can be a nightmare for every law student, but it follows a logical pattern once you spot it.
Footnotes should end with a full stop. Case names are always in italics. There are no full stops in abbreviations.
Statutes are cited by Short Title and Year, with no comma in between.
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