Italicize the “and” between two dispositions
Warning2Federal courts, Illinois courts21st and 22nd editions
Two dispositions of the same court, following one case citation, are joined by the word “and” set in italics rather than left in plain type.1
- 1R. 10.7.1(e) Multiple dispositions. Tables: B2 Typeface for Court Documents.
- 2A warning: the form is usually wrong under the rule in note 1, and context can justify it.
More in 10.7 Prior and Subsequent History
- Add “and” before the second disposition
- Add “and” between the overruling cases
- Add “sub nom.” before the new name
- Add the statute citation
- Italicize the “and”
- Italicize the “and” between two dispositions
- Move the prior history first
- Remove “sub nom.” after a denial
- Remove “sub nom.” and the reversed caption