This document provides guidance on how to source articles in legal writing. It explains that articles should be cited with the author's name, article title in quotation marks, publication year, volume number, and page number. As an example, it lists a citation for an article by Kevin Gray in the 1991 volume 50 of the Cambridge Law Journal on page 252. It also shows how to search for this article online using keywords from the title and author in a search string connected with "AND".

1. Sourcing Articles
On an Article
Examples used:
(1991) 50 C.L.J. 252
Gray, Kevin, ‘Property in Thin Air’ (1991) 50 Cambridge Law Journal 252.
https://doi-org.libproxy.murdoch.edu.au/10.1017/S0008197300080508

2. Determine search terms:
Gray
property
air

3. Create search string:
(property W/5 air) AND Gray
Note: W/5 means 1st search term is within
n words of 2nd search term