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6New Bluebooking Tool for Westlaw

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CiteGenie, a new extension for the Firefox browser, promises to make the Bluebooking process easier and faster, at least when using Westlaw. LLRX has a review of the product and its features, and you can download the extension at citegenie.com.

Remember that tools like this are not foolproof (we've already found some problems with CiteGenie) and that law students and lawyers still need to learn and understand how to use the Bluebook.

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Posted At : November 6, 2008 5:31 PM | Posted By : Todd Venie
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I'm sorry you found problems with CiteGenie. I am the developer of CiteGenie and I will address any case that CiteGenie can't cite properly if you let me know about it. The latest version, which includes full Lexis support, also has a learning mode, where it can learn new citation rules by saving your corrections to its citations.

CiteGenie also includes a feature to remind users that are using it on a *.edu domain, that they should first master citations on their own before utilizing a tool such as CiteGenie.
# Posted By CiteGenie | 11/12/08 8:58 PM
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