Finally, the Neutral Citation Standard for Case Law (Canadian Citation Committee, 1999) has made case identification and retrieval much more easier and reliable than ever before. (slaw.ca)
The Neutral Citation Standard for Case Law was developed in 1998 by the Canadian Citation Committee, an informal group that brought together various specialists in legal information from the judiciary, academia and the publishing industry, including slawers Martin Felsky and Daniel Poulin. (slaw.ca)
The measure of a law journal is how rigorously it conforms to the Bluebook's journal citation standard (one of the reason law journals are regarded as mere deforestation). (law.stackexchange.com)