There is at least one thing wrong with each fictitious citation below. Correct the citations using your Bluebook. Assume you are preparing a memorandum in your office unless otherwise indicated, and assume that the citations appear in textual sentences rather than as "stand alone" citations (in other words use only limited abbreviations in case names in accordance with Rule B.10.1.1 vi. of the Bluebook).

1. Sean Senghaas v. Terry Brooks, a 2016 Pennsylvania Supreme Court case found in volume 710 at page 226 of the relevant West reporter (third series).

2. Michael J. Fox versus Teresa M. Fox, a 1994 case from the Georgia Court of Appeals, located in volume 420 of the relevant West reporter 2^nd Series, page 309, with quoted material on pages 312 to 314.

3. A 2005 case Douglas Consolidated Corporation vs. Permanni Brothers, 502 United States Reports 16, 329 Lawyers' Edition (Second Series) page 789, 319 Supreme Court Reporter page 906.

4. Hardy Manufacturing Co. Inc. vs. Henry and Anna Young, a case from the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals decided in 2011, at volume 899 of the appropriate reporter, page 334.

5. U.S.A. v. Mark Masterson, a 2008 case, reported at volume 11 of the Federal Supplement, Third Series, at page 209, with a quotation on pages 214-215, decided by the Southern District of California

6. Owen Murphy v. the Food and Drug Administration, a U.S. Supreme Court case decided in 2009, at page 120 of volume 560

7. Title 35, section 262 of the United States Code.

8. Title 35, section 262 of the United States Code Annotated.

9. Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution.

10. Page 29255 of the Federal Register, Volume 75, July 23, 2013

11. Section 308.503 (a)(2) of the Code of Federal Regulation, Title 12, last updated on January 1, 2014.

12. Assume the following 2000 case is cited in a brief to a Pennsylvania court that requires parallel citations: Stern versus Thomas, 488 Pennsylvania State Reports 199, and at 775 A.2d 92. Give the correct citation.

13. Section 8.01 of Restatement of Agency (Third Series) published in 2019.

14. Access Delaware's State Court website using the web address listed in Table T.1 of the Bluebook. Under "General Info" select "Court Rules." Under Rule 171 of the Chancery Court Rules, how should the form of citation look for all Delaware opinions reported in the Atlantic Reporter in a brief to the Court? (Give one example)