Hi all, please bear with me while I ask this super basic question. Until recently, I've done very little legal writing in the course of my day-to-day work.
A partner has sent me a non-billable project. I'm supposed to cite check a law review article. Can someone explain to me in detail what the partner expects? Is that mainly bluebooking and making sure all the references are accurately represented?
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Re: Please advise - cite checking assignment
You know, the law review journal he sends that to will have their 2Ls cite check it again before they publish.
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You got it. Confirm that the citations are bluebooked, the pincites are to the right pages, and the cases actually stand for the propositions for which they are cited.
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Re: Please advise - cite checking assignment
There may also be a shepherdizing component. I would actually speak to the partner to clarify their expectations and make sure y'all are on the same page. This is the kind of question you should ask them.
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