Remove the emphasis from alteration marks

Warning²Law reviews22nd edition only

The brackets and ellipses that mark a change to quoted material stay plain even where the quotation around them is italic, underlined or bold. They are the writer's marks, not the source's.¹

1. 1R. 2.1(g) Omissions and Alterations; R. 2.2(d) Omissions and Alterations.
2. 2A warning: the form is usually wrong under the rule in note 1, and context can justify it.