AGLC4 Rule 12.2.6: Cases: Full Date
As much of the date of the judgment as appears on it is given.
AGLC4 page 181
Formatting
- The date is written day, month in full, year, with no ordinal suffix and no comma inside it.
- The date is the last element inside the round brackets, preceded by a comma and followed by the closing bracket.
Example
Quoted from the Guide, page 181- 19Prosecutor v Kambanda (Decision Ordering the Continued Detention) (International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, Trial Chamber I, Case No ICTR-97-23-T, 1 May 1998).
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