In a case citation,square brackets are used when?

Question

A-citing cases reported in case law reporters published volume number.
B-dealing with cases recorded before the Constitution Act of 1982.
C-citing cases from case law reporters published annually.
D-the cases pertain to American judical decisions.

Answer 1

What country are you in? If not America, then I suspect the American decisions are in brackets. Generally, those citation rules are very specific, and there should be a handbook you used in first year law school Legal Writing and Research.

If you didn't go to law school, go to the bookstore selling books to law students.

Answer 2

the adaptation is via the fact in an equation you may do brackets then parentheses. there's a distinction,using fact in case you probably did the parentheses first you may result with the incorrect answer.