Order of signals - sustany/dvg GitHub Wiki

The order in which�citation sentences should be arranged when immediately following each other.� In formal legal writing, citation sentences should be arranged based on the signals that introduce them, in the following order of precedence:

• No signal
• E.g.,
• Accord
• See
• See also
• Cf.
• Compare with
• Contra
• But see
• But cf.
• See generally

All sources falling under the same signal should be put in a single citation sentence and separated by semicolons.� Thus, each signal should appear only once in a�given citation - at the start of its own citation sentence.�

See Order of�authorities (for the arrangement of sources within each signal).