Oxford Law Reports Citator:
The law school's subscription database Oxford International Law Reports has a citator.
Use the Citator to:
find a definitive citation for a piece of legal information
find other things that discuss or mention something (e.g. a case, or a legislative or treaty provision)
find other items in the same subject area or from the same jurisdiction, and
link onwards to reliable full text of relevant sources, on OUP services or the wider web
The Citator record will open in the same browser window. If you want to open it in a new tab, keeping your original document open, right click on the icon with your mouse and select “Open in new tab”
Alternatively, click on any bibliographic link in the content to call up a box containing the full citation, together with a link to the Oxford Law Citator for that item, and a link to the full text where available on an OUP service.
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