Directions:Provide the correct citation to the following fictional cases.Cite Bluebook page numbers to support each response.

1. You have located Clampett v. Flintston from the DC Circuit Court of Appeals in 2002 on page 166 of the Federal Reporter, volume 21, third series.
2. The New Jersey Supreme Court ruled on the State's case against Smatter in 2009. The opinion can be located in volume 12 of the official reporter, page 181; on page 399 of Vol. 108 of the regional reporter, second series.
3. The United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida heard Laphyra's case against Janus and the opinion can be located on page 322 of volume 87 in the 2ndseries. The case was tried in 2013.
4. Eamonn v. Gilrie may apply to a case your attorney is working on. It is located in volume 57 of the official reporter for US Supreme Court on page 419, and on page 12 of volume 29 of West's Supreme Court Reporter. The case was decided in 1987.
5. In 1992, Ithar Marks appealed his conviction for drug trafficking to the South Carolina Court of Appeals. The opinion can be located in the correct series of the regional reporter, volume 372, page 228.
6. In California, Youn Fhella lost his medical malpractice claim against Dr. Allen Rikby and appealed to the state's Court of Appeals in 2000. The opinion can be found in volume 72 of the regional reporter on page 316, and on page 271 of the official reporter, volume 24.
7. The Delaware Supreme Court upheld the State's conviction against Canilue in April of 1942. The opinion is published in the correct series of the regional reporter, page 9, volume 79.
8. Stefano Lynx lost his case against Charles Kraftly and appealed to the United States Supreme Court in 1985. This opinion can be located on page 40 of volume 352 in the 2dseries of Lawyer's Edition, page 522 of volume 108 of Supreme Court Reporter, and in volume 122 of the official reporter on page 1025.
9. The Nebraska Supreme Court heard the defendant's appeal in the State's case against Richard Ricard in 1963. You have located the opinion in the 12th volume of the official reporter on page 433, and on page 865 in volume four of the second series of regional reporter.
10. The Western District Court of Tennessee ruled on Clarence's federal case against We-R-Cryogenix, Inc., in early 2004. The opinion can be found in volume 98, page 666 of the correct series for this reporter.