In legal citations, what does the term infra indicate?

• A. Means above
• B. Means below
• C. See also
• D. Text omitted

Answer: (B)

Infra indicates that the referenced material is found below in the same document. In legal writing this cross-reference guides you to a later part of the text—such as a later footnote, section, or page—for the full discussion. It’s the opposite of supra, which points to material earlier in the document. So when you see “infra” you should look further down the document for the cited material. The other options don’t fit: supra means above, see also is a separate cross-reference to related material, and text omitted is not what infra conveys.