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Always adjust formatting to match your instructor’s or publication’s requirements.
APA (7th edition)
Author. (Year, Month Day). Title of article. Clutch Justice. URL
Example:
Williams, R. (2026, January 10). Michigan judicial mental fitness guardrails. Clutch Justice.
https://clutchjustice.com/2026/01/10/michigan-judicial-mental-fitness-guardrails/
In-text citation:
- (Williams, 2026)
MLA (9th edition)
Author. “Title of Article.” Clutch Justice, Day Month Year, URL.
Example:
Williams, Rita. “Michigan Judicial Mental Fitness Guardrails.” Clutch Justice, 10 January 2026,
https://clutchjustice.com/2026/01/10/michigan-judicial-mental-fitness-guardrails/.
In-text citation:
- (Williams)
Chicago (Notes and Bibliography)
Author. “Title of Article.” Clutch Justice. Month Day, Year. URL.
Example (bibliography):
Williams, Rita. “Michigan Judicial Mental Fitness Guardrails.” Clutch Justice. January 10, 2026.
https://clutchjustice.com/2026/01/10/michigan-judicial-mental-fitness-guardrails/.
Example (footnote):
- Rita Williams, “Michigan Judicial Mental Fitness Guardrails,” Clutch Justice, January 10, 2026, https://clutchjustice.com/2026/01/10/michigan-judicial-mental-fitness-guardrails/.
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Notes for Academic Use
- Articles are written and edited by Rita Williams unless otherwise noted.
- Publication dates appear at the top of each article.
- Claims are based on primary source materials, which are linked where available.
- Clutch Justice is an independent publication and is not affiliated with any court, university, or government agency.