Legal Research and Citation Form Puzzle

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  1. 5. This kind of authority will give you a summary of the law and citations to primary authority
  2. 6. The number of federal circuits
  3. 8. The official reporter for decisions from the New York Court of Appeals
  4. 10. This reporter contains state court decisions from several states
  5. 11. Cite this reporter when citing United States Supreme Court decisions
  6. 14. To point the reader to a specific page that relates to the cited materials, use a ---- cite, otherwise known as a pinpoint citation
  7. 16. These are the updates which can be found in the book version of codes or encyclopedia
  8. 19. When the United States Supreme Court agrees to hear a case it grants this
  9. 20. Two citators to the same case are -------- citations
  10. 22. This secondary source is written by scholars in the field and may be cited as persuasive secondary authority
  11. 23. This an electronic service provides electronic access to legal periodicals in PDF format
  12. 24. This is the federal annotated code
  13. 26. The ------ history of the case refers to all of the opinions issued in conjunction with a single piece of litigation
  14. 27. This unofficial reporter contains decisions of the New York Court of Appeals
  15. 29. The name of the New York annotated code
  16. 31. Cases and statutes are ------- authority
  17. 32. You can update and validate your research results by using this tool either on Lexis Advance or WestlawNext
  18. 34. This specialized version of Google's search engine allows you to search for legal documents and legal periodicals
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  1. 1. The trial level court in the federal system is called the federal -------- court
  2. 2. The West Key Number System is not a secondary source, it is a ------- tool
  3. 3. This Table in the Bluebook will show you how to abbreviate words in case names
  4. 4. Summaries of points of law from cases which can be found on Lexis Advance or WestlawNext
  5. 5. This court is binding authority on federal district courts in New York
  6. 7. "American --- Reports"
  7. 8. These summaries of cases appear after the statute in the annotated code
  8. 9. The unofficial reporter for New York is called the New York ----------
  9. 12. When parallel cites are required, this citation comes first
  10. 13. This short form should never be used when citing to primary authority
  11. 15. This citator can be found on WestlawNext
  12. 17. When a later decision by the same court explicitly repudiates its earlier decision, the earlier decision is ---------
  13. 18. This reporter contains decisions from the federal circuit court of appeals
  14. 21. Use this table when you know the name of a statute but you do not know its citation
  15. 25. This is the proper way to abbreviate a federal circuit court
  16. 28. This citator can be found on Lexis Advance
  17. 30. Use this short for when citing to the immediately preceding authority
  18. 33. This abbreviation signifies that the source is an encyclopedia