Sydney Law Review Style

Hi,

I'm trying to format my citations according to the Sydney Law Review
Style - so far without success.

Books shall have the edition and the year of publication in parentheses,
after the title. For example:

Michel Foucault, The Order of Things: An Archaeology of the Human
Sciences (2nd ed, 1970).

Journal articles shall have the title in single quotation marks and the
year of publication in parentheses. For example:

Jenni Millbank, ‘When is a Girl A Boy? Re A (a child)’ (1995) 9 AJFL 173
at 181–183.

The two biggest problems:

1) How can I cite given names and surnames of the author without
automatically activating "citefull=first" when I use ibidem=name?

2) How do I get year (and edition) in parentheses?

I've considered using other bibtex-styles instead of the
jurabib-package, but couldn't find anything suitable. So I still regard
jurabib with its configuration options as being the best option.

I'm very grateful for any help,
Christopher


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