Begin your citation with the last name of the author or speaker.
Follow the name of the speaker with an abbreviation for the type of court document you are citing. For example, if you were citing a legal brief, you would use:
Br.
End your citation with the page number you are citing. This should be followed by a period. For example:
11.
Place your citation directly after a declaration that refers to the source you are citing. Use parentheses to distinguish your citation from the text of your brief. For example:
In a brief prepared by the defense, counsel argues that the defendant could not have committed the crime because she is blind. (Smith, Br. 11.)