It uses the colors of Shepard's signal indicators to give the user a quick visual overview of how the case has been treated
in subsequent citations.
Not exact matches
Harper, «Shall the Theological Curriculum Be Modified and How,» The American Journal of Theology 3, 1 (Jan. 1899): 45 - 66;
subsequent citations will be made parenthetically
in the text.
Hough and Cobb, p. 19, emphasis added;
subsequent citations will be given parenthetically
in the text.
The governing body of a county or municipality may require mandatory court appearances for certain aggravated violations of a local ordinance resulting
in the unprovoked biting, attacking, or wounding of a domestic animal; violations resulting
in the destruction or loss of personal property; second or
subsequent violations of local animal cruelty laws; or violations resulting
in the issuance of a third or
subsequent citation to a person.
Pity the author or reader relying on that journal for concrete
citations; published articles
in Computational Statistics are susceptible to imperceptible melting and reformation between the time they're originally published and then used for
subsequent work.
The
citation is inserted
in proper
subsequent citation style.
Print
citations, on the other hand, are publically accessible, work well
in all of the databases, and are database - neutral such that they do not lock
subsequent readers into using particular database or another.
The process of pulling dusty legal books off the shelf
in the law library to check a decision's
subsequent citation history was a tedious, tiresome affair.
From there, two uniformed police officers thought plaintiff was suspicious, resulting
in an altercation which result resulted
in a criminal arrest /
citation (he was taken into custody for six hours and then let go), no
subsequent prosecution, and a lost job as a result of the arrest /
citation.
When you are
in the case and click on the label, it opens a box that explains the reason for the warning, links to
subsequent citations, and tells you the date on which the case was most recently cited.
Case entries include case details (name, date decided, judges, court and
citation), parallel
citations, CaseBase signals which summarise the
subsequent judicial consideration the case has received, a list of cases that have subsequently considered the case, a list of cases considered
in the case, judicially considered words and phrases, catchwords, digests, and articles considering the case.
Justices of the U.S. Supreme Court and judges of lower federal courts will often include the year of compilation for a Code of Federal Regulations provision
in an opinion's first
citation to it, leaving the year off all
subsequent references.