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Copyright 2005 Law Bulletin Publishing Company
Chicago Daily Law Bulletin

April 8, 2005, Friday

SECTION: Pg. 1

HEADLINE: Governor Inks Bill Creating New Subcircuits

BYLINE: DANIEL C. VOCK

BODY:
Gov. Rod R. Blagojevich signed into law a measure dividing several Chicago and Rockford area counties into judicial subcircuits Thursday, but changes may still be in the works on the controversial plan.

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Here is how to cite the article:

Vock, Daniel C. "Governor Inks Bill Creating New Subcircuits." Chicago Daily Law Bulletin Apr. 8, 2005: p.1. Online. LexisNexis Academic. 12 May 2005.

In your handbook, this is how it should have been done. You need the date of the article and the date you accessed it.

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