The Law Faculty has its own citation and style guide - consult this guide first:
A quick guide explaining the basic legal citations of legal materials such as international and foreign cases is also available.
There are different bibliographic tools that one can use to download citations and easily insert them into your writing. The Library currently subscribes to Refworks and Endnote, but there are free tools available such as Zotero and Mendeley. A useful guide to different citation managers can be found in this libguide which contains presentations displaying the different features of the different tools.
Most citation managers treat all court cases and legislative instruments as having the same citation layout. Juris-M is a citation manager that distinguishes between the different jurisdictions and cites accordingly.
For any more information, contact the reference librarians at the Law Library.