U.S. Reporter Citation | Supreme Court Database
Variable Name Spaeth Name Normalizations usCite US n/a The next four variables provide the citation to each case from the official United States Reports (US) and the three major unofficial Reports, the Supreme Court Reporter (S.CT), the Lawyers’ Edition of the United States Reports(LEd), and the LEXIS cite. Especially note that these four Reporters are […]
U.S. Reporter Citation | Supreme Court Database Skip to content U.S. Reporter Citation Home Online Codebook U.S. Reporter Citation Variable Name Spaeth Name Normalizations usCite US n/a The next four variables provide the citation to each case from the official United States Reports (US) and the three major unofficial Reports, the Supreme Court Reporter (S.CT), the Lawyers’ Edition of the United States Reports(LEd), and the LEXIS cite. Especially note that these four Reporters are not identical in the cases they report. Slight differences exist among the per curiam and non-orally argued
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