Government information is a term used to categorize any information disseminated by a government agency. As such, material produced by government bodies at the local, state, federal, and international level, in addition to government-funded agencies and o
Fondren Library's Digital Media Center has short courses on citation management softwares such as Zotero and Endnote. For description and sign up for these short courses, please click here.
A guide on citation management software from McMaster University Library. Please visit Fondren Library's Digital Media Center for more information on citation software.
(Archived version) Examples provided by librarians at the University of Memphis of the most common examples of government document citations based on the Chicago/Turabian standard bibliographic style.
Guide from the University of Iowa's Engineering Library showing ACS, AMA, Chicago Manual of Style, CSE Manual, and IEE patent citation. An information specialist also has a guide at http://www.patent-search-information.com/how-to-cite-patent.html agreeing with Iowa's citation examples, but adding APA and Bluebook citation.
Highly recommended source for legal citation compiled by the editors of the Columbia law review, the Harvard law review, the University of Pennsylvania law review, and the Yale law journal.