BIBLIOGRAPHY

Daisy Jane B. Deslate

BIBLIOGRAPHY
A list of descriptions of published materials
either relating to a given subject, or by a
given author.
A list of all the sources used in the process of
researching your work.
Bibliography of law books- may refer to a list
of authors legal works, or of the literature
bearing on a particular subject or field of
law.
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Examples:
Philippine Legal Bibliography by Justice Federico
Moreno (1973)
Handbook on Legal Bibliography by Andres B.
Soriano (1984), and;
A guide to Philippine Legal Materials by Fortunato
Gupit and Daniel T. Martinez (1993)
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In general, a bibliography should include:
The authors names
The titles of the works
The names and locations of the companies that
published the copies of the sources
The dates copies were published
The page numbers of the sources
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De Leon, Hector. Textbook on the Philippine
Constitution. Manila: Rex Book Store (2005)
530p.
Fernando, Enrique. Separation of Powers: The
Three Departments of the Philippine
Government by E.M. Fernando and Enrique Q.
Fernando Jr. 2nd ed. Manila: Supreme Court
(1985) 454p.
Santiago, Miriam. Constitutional Law: Texts
and Cases. 2d. ed. Q.C.: Central Book Supply
(2000-2002) 2 vols.
MANUALS OF LEGAL CITATION
There are available manuals of legal citation as a
guide in citing Philippine Legal Information
namely:
Feliciano, Myrna. Philippine Manual of Legal Citations
(5th ed. 1999)
Ong, Milagros. Philippine Legal Citation at Part 2
Philippine Legal Information Resources and Citations
available at
http://www.nyulawglobal.org/Globalex/Philippines_Pa
rt2.htm
Supreme Courts Manual of Judicial Writing. Manila
(2005)
Fundamentals of Decision Writing for Judges. Manila:
Philippine Judicial Academy (2009)