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A beginner's guide to academic integrity and legal referencing using the AGLC

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The Alternative Law Journal has published a piece by Anita Mackay and Lola Akin Ojelabi that may be of interest to our academic law librarian members. 

The piece "A beginner's guide to academic integrity and legal referenceing using the AGLC" is a welcome addition to the literature.  The abstract states: 

This article is for beginning law students (both undergraduate and graduate). It aims to provide them with an accessible guide to academic integrity requirements (including the implications of academic misconduct for admission to legal practice), legal referencing and the Australian Guide to Legal Citation (AGLC) rules they encounter early in their studies.

You can access the journal article via Sage.

The AGLC is in its 4th edition and is available from the University of Melbourne website. 

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