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November 25, 2007
Maybe You Should Finish Filling in Those Footnotes
Posted by David Zaring
Jack Chin surveys the number of published articles with footnotes explaining "need cite." Seems kinda embarrassing, I know. But rather than bad editing, perhaps the hundred-odd articles might be better thought of as humble paeans to the necessarily incomplete nature of published scholarship. Do we not all, at some point, need a cite? Which I'm sure will make the former editors of the Northwestern and Virginia law reviews (go ahead! run your own searches!) feel a lot better.
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