HyperCite® autonomously transforms a brief, motion, or other appellate document’s citations to the record on appeal, prior briefing, and more into hyperlinks that navigate the reader to the exact page cited.
Hyperlink citations quickly to check your own work, opposing counsel’s work, establish credibility with the court, and even to quickly answer questions at oral argument with hyperlinked notes!
A brief, writ petition, motion, petition for review, petition for rehearing, oral argument, and more, upload one in PDF as your parent document to start the linking process
Here we go, Reporter’s Transcripts, Clerk’s Transcripts, Appellant’s Appendix, Respondent’s Appendix, supplementals, and more. Go further with prior briefing, like when citing to the AOB or RB in a Reply, prior motions, and even the COA’s Opinion in a Petition for Review!
Associate a citation convention with each child document. In this example (1 C.T. pp. 54-65; 2 C.T. pp. 300, 320; RT 10-11; AOB 16; MJN 13:7-14:5, XYZ pp. 100, 102), enter C.T., R.T., AOB, MJN, or other convention (XZY) underneath the file that corresponds to each convention.
Hit submit and leave the rest to us. Whether you enclose your citation in brackets, parenthesis, or nothing, HyperCite® will find. Volume or line numbers, no problem. In little time, you will receive a single PDF containing your parent document with citations hyperlinked to your newly attached child documents.
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