In case law, a reference to the case name, volume number, name, and page number of the reporter in which a case may be found is called a(n)

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A citation in case law refers to the standard way of referencing a case, including the case name, volume number, name, and page number of the reporter where the case can be found. This allows others to locate the case in legal documents or databases.

In Case Law, a Reference to the Case Name, Volume