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Citing Courthouse Records vs. Authored Manuscripts: Are We Consistent?

Researcher Michael W. McCormick, in another forum, raised a question about Evidence Explained. The answer was too long to post there. With his permission—and my thanks for raising a helpfully analytical question—I’m using the Q and A here.

EE Mon, 11/12/2018 - 21:09

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Citations, Rigmarole & Aha! Moments

In the grand scheme of things, what matters in a source citation? In another forum recently, a researcher shared a bit of frustration. To paraphrase, with a bit of elaboration: ...

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How Would You Fix These Citations?

Years of teachinganced-level research methodology class has taught me at least one thing. Many researchers are great at following citation m an advanuals but are totally lost in the thickets without one. Can you, without cracking EE, tell us what the problems are in each (or any) of these?

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Good Cooks Do Tinker with Recipes

16 January 2014 Citation templates are so intimidating. Not to mention: demanding. Include a, b, c, d, e. Use italics here and quotation marks there. But don’t put punctuation between ...

EE Wed, 01/15/2014 - 21:20

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