Bennett-Renault Law Firm Juliette Simonson Works as a Legal Assistant in the Banking

Bennett-Renault Law Firm
Juliette Simonson works as a legal assistant in the banking and finance division of Bennett-Renault, a large law firm in Montreal. Her job requires Juliette to write formal and informal proposals and reports for various purposes. She often writes proposals offering Bennett-Renault's services to prospective and existing clients. Juliette's boss, Sylvia LaPlanche, who is director of Accounts Services, has asked Juliette to do some research and prepare a formal report. The report will help Bennett-Renault's directors determine what additional services the company could offer its clients and how to market those services more effectively.
-Juliette knows that her report must include complete and correct in-text citations as well as a "References" or "Works Cited" list to show the sources of her information. As she creates these in the proper style and format, she is struck by one major difference between print and electronic sources. What has she most likely realized?

A) She doesn't need to worry too much about the format for citing electronic sources, since most readers understand that this is a relatively new and undefined area and won't expect to be able to find the original sources.
B) As long as she provides URLs for all electronic sources, readers won't expect to find much more information.
C) She usually needs to include more information when citing electronic sources than she does for print sources.
D) Creating citations for electronic sources is much easier than for print sources because electronic sources are more stable and the format and standards for citing them more consistent.