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Citation rules/Typeface conventions/2.1 Typeface Conventions for Citations

Remove italics from the name in the title

Style note2Law reviews21st and 22nd editions

Where a case name stands inside the title of an article a law review cites, the title is italic and the case name inside it is left plain, so a reader can see where the title stops.1

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  1. 1R. 2.1(a) Case names. Tables: R. 16.3 Title.
  2. 2A style note: the rule in note 1 allows both forms and prefers one.
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More in 2.1 Typeface Conventions for Citations

  1. Italicize the article title
  2. Italicize the history phrase
  3. Italicize the procedural phrase
  4. Italicize the short-form case name
  5. Italicize the signal
  6. Remove italics from the case name
  7. Remove italics from the name in the title
  8. Remove italics from the newspaper byline
  9. Remove italics from the participle

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More in 2.1 Typeface Conventions for Citations

  1. Italicize the article title
  2. Italicize the history phrase
  3. Italicize the procedural phrase
  4. Italicize the short-form case name
  5. Italicize the signal
  6. Remove italics from the case name
  7. Remove italics from the name in the title
  8. Remove italics from the newspaper byline
  9. Remove italics from the participle

Back to Typeface conventions

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