Part I Styles Flashcards
Fonts for reading
SERIF FONTS
Fonts for titles, headings, or newspaper headlines
SANS SERIF FONTS
Typeface of Article Titles and headings
SMALL CAPS
Typeface of Book authors in footnotes
SMALL CAPS
Typeface of Journal titles in footnotes
SMALL CAPS
Typeface of Book titles in text
ITALICS
Typeface of Bylines
ITALICS
Typeface of Opening Quotes
ITALICS
Typeface of In-text emphases
ITALICS
Typeface of Citing titles of articles or cases in text
ITALICS
Typeface of Short form of case titles in footnotes
ITALICS
Typeface of Short form of book titles in text
ITALICS
Article titles and headings
BOLD
Article sub-headings
BOLD
(a) Juan Dela Cruz
or
(b) Juan S. Dela Cruz?
(a) Juan Dela Cruz. In general, cite an author’s name as the source lists it, but omit middle initials unless an author is popularly known by these. (i.e. Vicente V. Mendoza)
(a) Mark Dennis Joven and William Varias
or
(b) Mark Dennis Joven & William Varias?
(b) When there are two authors, cite them using an ampersand
When there are more than two authors, either cite the name of the first author and add “et al.” or
list all the authors’ names.
When there is a need to save space, the former method is preferred.
Include all authors’ names when doing so is particularly relevant.
When listing all the names,
separate the names with commas, but use an ampersand to set off the last name. Note the period in “et al.”; a comma does not precede this phrase.
Ex:
IRENE CORTES ET AL., PHIL. MANUAL OF LEGAL CITATIONS (1976).
IRENE CORTES, MERLIN M. MAGALLONA & MYRNA S. FELICIANO, PHIL. MANUAL OF LEGAL CITATIONS (1976)
Association
Asscn.
Brothers
Bros.
Company
Co.
Corporation
Corp.
Incorporated
Inc.
Limited
Ltd.
Number
No.