Preface -- Introduction -- Structure of the bluebook -- General principles of citation -- Getting started -- Bluepages: An Introduction To Basic Legal Citation -- Introduction -- B1: Typeface conventions -- B2: Citation sentences and clauses -- B3: Introductory signals -- B4: Sources and authorities: Cases -- B5: Sources and authorities: Statutes, rules, and regulations -- B6: Sources and authorities: Constitutions -- B7: Sources and authorities: Court and litigation documents -- B8: Sources and authorities: Books and other non periodic materials -- B9: Sources and authorities: Journal, magazine, and newspaper articles -- B10: Sources and authorities: Internet -- B11: Explanatory Parentheticals -- B12: Quotations -- Bluepages Tables -- BT1: Court Documents -- BT2: Jurisdiction-specific citation rules and style guides -- BT2-1: Federal courts -- BT2-2: State courts -- BT2-3: Territories -- Rules -- Rule 1: Structure And Use Of Citations -- 1-1: Citation sentences and clauses in law reviews -- 1-2: Introductory signals -- 1-3: Order of signals -- 1-4: Order of authorities within each signal -- 1-5: Parenthetical information -- 1-6: Related authority -- Rule 2: Typefaces For Law Reviews -- 2-1: Typeface conventions for citations -- 2-2: Typeface conventions for textual material -- Rule 3: Subdivisions -- 3-1: Volumes, parts, and supplements -- 3-2: Pages, footnotes, endnotes, and graphical materials -- 3-3: Sections and paragraphs -- 3-4: Appended material -- 3-5: Internal cross-references -- Rule 4: Short Citation Forms -- 4-1: ID -- 4-2: Supra and hereinafter -- Rule 5: Quotations -- 5-1: Formatting of quotations -- 5-2: Alterations and quotations within quotations -- 5-3: Omissions -- Rule 6: Abbreviations, Numerals, And Symbols -- 6-1: Abbreviations -- 6-2: Numerals and symbols -- Rule 7: Italicization For Style And In Unique Circumstances -- Rule 8: Capitalization -- Rule 9: Titles Of Judges, Officials, And Terms Of Court --

1. Citation of legal authorities -- United States