Footnotes should be used to:
- provide authority for a proposition.
- acknowledge a source relevant to an argument.
- provide information that enables the retrieval of relevant sources and quotations that appear in the text.
- provide other information that is not appropriate to include in the text.
Does Aglc use footnotes?
What is AGLC? The Australian Guide to Legal Citation (AGLC) is a footnote citation style specifically designed to identify legal sources. It does not deal with legal writing style.
How do you use Aglc referencing?
The AGLC Referencing Style has two main features, in-text reference numbers with accompanying footnotes which appear within the text of your assignment and are used to acknowledge each source you use and the bibliography which appears at the end of your assignment and is a complete list of everything you have cited.
