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Case Styles

The Case styles on the Special tab of the eXtyles style palette should be used to style case information. The following samples demonstrate how the various case styles should be used to produce correct XML.

Case Name, Case Citation, Court Info, Side, Case Annotation


<case-info>
<case-reference>
<case-name><emphasis type="bolditalic">Miller v. Carroll (In re Paternity of B.J.M.)</emphasis></case-name>
<case-citation id="1">2019 WI App 10</case-citation>, <case-citation id="2">386 Wis. 2d 267</case-citation>, <case-citation id="3">925 N.W.2d 580 (petition for review filed)</case-citation>
</case-reference>
</case-info>
<court-info>Trial Court: J. Michael Bitney (Barron County)<lb/>
Court of Appeals: Mark A. Seidl (Dist. III)</court-info>
<side>Statement of Case</side>
<case-annotation>
<para style="last-para" type="flush">The case involved postjudgment…</para>
</case-annotation>

Statute and Evidence Styles

When used, the statute and evidence styles on the Special tab of the eXtyles style palette will produce the following XML.


<section snum="" secnum="">
<statue_head><emphasis type="bold">907.02 Testimony by experts</emphasis></statue_head>
<para type="statues"><emphasis type="bold">(1)</emphasis> If scientific, technical, or other specialized knowledge will assist . . .</para>
</section>



<section snum="" secnum="">
<title-group><title>Judicial Council Committee’s Note (1974)</title></title-group>
<para type="flush">Fear of encroachment upon the function of the ...</para>
</section>


The only difference between regular Head1, Para, and List styles and Evidence Head1, Evidence Para, and Evidence List styles is their font size in the Word document (Evidence styles are 10 pt while Para styles are 11 pt). The XML output for both sets of styles is exactly the same.


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