* 2a Related to the above, some references refer to court cases like "414 U.S. 338 (1974)" (citation 119), while others spell out the name like "see Virginia v. Moore, 553 U.S. 164 (2008)" (citation 53), and still others refer to previous references like "Carroll at 162" (citation 71). All case citations should be formatted in the same way. Since multiple citations sometimes reference different pages of the same case, you might consider listing cases in something like a "bibliography" section (or subsection of the "bibliography" section), with the citations mentioning them by name and page. Or you could repeat the full citation at every reference; anything is fine so long as it's consistent.