How to Cite

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OSCOLA

Format
Author, ‘Title of Webpage’ (Title of Website, Day Month Year) <URL> Accessed Day Month Year.

Example
UOLLB, ‘10 Essential Law Exam Skills’ (UOLLB First Class Law Notes, 19 April 2023) <https://uollb.com/blog/law-exams/10-essential-law-exam-skills> Accessed 22 July 2023.

APA

Format
Author. (Year, Month Day). Title of article. Title of Website. URL

Example
UOLLB. (2023, April 19). 10 essential law exam skills. UOLLB First Class Law Notes. https://uollb.com/blog/law-exams/10-essential-law-exam-skills

Harvard Referencing

Format
Author. (Year). Title of article. Available at: URL (Accessed: Day Month Year).

Example
UOLLB. (2023). 10 essential law exam skills. Available at: https://uollb.com/blog/law-exams/10-essential-law-exam-skills (Accessed: 22 July 2023).

MLA

Format
Author. “Title of Article.” Title of Website, Day Month Year, URL.

Example
UOLLB. “10 Essential Law Exam Skills.” UOLLB First Class Law Notes, 19 April 2023, https://uollb.com/blog/law-exams/10-essential-law-exam-skills.

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