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DO THE FOLLOWING FOR THE LAW REVIEW ARTICLE ATTACHED.

1. a) Article title: What is the title and subtitle of your Law Review Article?

b) Author(s): What are the full names of the article’s authors? Include author authors’ names, however, sometimes you need to look in a footnote on the title page or elsewhere in the document. In rare occasions, author affiliations are not listed.

c) Journal Name: What is the name of the Law Review Article in which the source was published?

2. Create an In-text citation and a References list citation for your Law Review Article.

a) In-Text Citation: Write an in-text citation for your Law Review Article. Use the in-text citation template below to put together your citation.

2. b) References List Citation: Write a References list citation for your Law Review Article. Use the journal article template above to put together your citation.

3. Use the  “Are Your Sources CRAAP?” criteria  below to evaluate your Law Review Article. NOTE: For a Law Review Article, only use the first three criteria called "Currency," "Relevance," & "Authority" to evaluate your Article.  The last two criteria (Accuracy & Purpose) are important for scientific articles, but since Law Review articles are meant to persuade, we only need to use the first three criteria. After looking at the first three criteria of "Currency," "Relevance," & "Authority", answer the following question: Why did you select this article and why you think this article is appropriate for writing a paper based on credible university-level research?

4. Summarize your article ( minimum 150 words, maximum 250 words ). Include in your summary the article’s main point, the topics covered, and the main arguments of the author(s). Use the questions under Analyze Legal Articles  BELOW to help you analyze and find key information in your articles for your summary.