Users can access the Canadian Guide to Uniform Legal Citation, otherwise known as the McGill Guide!
How to Locate the McGill Guide Citation
Let’s begin by constructing a search in the Law Journal Library. Browse by Country and choose Canada from the list of countries. Using the search bar located above the Canadian journals, enter “trial scientific evidence”~20 and click the search button. This proximity search locates articles from these journals which have the words trial, scientific, and evidence within 20 words of each other.
![Canadian Journals within the Law Journal Library](https://help.heinonline.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Mcgillcitation1-1-1024x440.png)
From the results page choose an article, for example: The Admissibility of Novel Scientific Techniques in Criminial Trials: Voice Spectroscopy.
Next, click the Cite button located above the table of contents.
![Article in the Law Journal Library featuring the Cite button](https://help.heinonline.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Mcgillcitation2-1-1024x509.png)
The Cite button will provide a variety of citation formats, including the McGill Guide. Users have the ability to export journal citations to Refworks, to Endnote, or as a Text File from the cite button in HeinOnline.
![Available citation formats within HeinOnline](https://help.heinonline.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Mcgillcitation3-1.png)