Rule 10 covers how cases should be cited in legal documents:
10.1: Basic Citation Forms
10.2: Case Names
10.3: Reporters and Other Sources
10.4: Court and Jurisdiction
10.5: Date or Year
10.6: Parenthetical Information
10.7: Prior and Subsequent History
10.8: Special Citation Forms - Pending and Unreported Cases (10.8.1)
B4: Sources and Authorities: Cases
T1: U.S. Jurisdiction Table provides the proper legal citation abbreviations - including for reporter names, and citation conventions for all federal and state courts. Where the jurisdiction's cases are published in more than one reporter, the official reporter is always listed first, and the unofficial reporters are listed in order of citation preference.
T1.1: Federal Judicial and Legislative Materials
T1.3: States and the District of Columbia: State cases may be cited to a regional reporter and/or state court reporters
T6: Case Names and Institutional Authors in Citations: list of words to abbreviate in case names pursuant to Rule 10.2.2
T7: Court Names: list of abbreviations for court names to be used pursuant to Rule 10.4
T10: Geographical Terms: list of abbreviations for geographical locations for use in case citations pursuant to Rule 10.2.2