JIL Spring Training

Why is an Associate's role important?

• To provide grammar and citation corrections and increase JIL's credibility

• To not make Ruth & Katie stressed

• To evaluate potential Articles

• To make editors' lives easier

Every time you edit in Sharepoint, make sure that:

• You are signed into Office on your desktop app and online version

• You are on Reviewing Mode

• Track Changes are On for Everyone

• All of the above

Which of the following is incorrect? When editing in Sharepoint, I can:

• Make grammar and substance suggestions

• Add/Delete footnotes

• Correct spelling mistakes

• Suggest author add a footnote

After a source has been fully cited and a supra form has been used, what can you use next?

• Id. form

• Short form citation

• Supra form

• Full citation

Fn 1 is fully cited. Fn2 is id. What should be used for Fn3? (for the same source)

• Use Id. again

• Use short form citation

• Use full citation

• Use supra

You’re not sure whether a source is an article or a book. You should…

• Take a guess and cite either as a book or an article

• Google the source to check 

• Skip and do not correct it

• Use MLA format

After a source has been fully cited in FN 1, and an Id form has been used in FN 2-6, what do you do for FN 7?

• Use Id. again

• Use short form citation

• Use full citation

• Use supra

After a source has been fully cited in FN 1, and a supra form has been used in FN 2-6, what do you do for FN 7?

• Use Id. again

• Use short form citation

• Use full citation

• Use supra

What is a proper supra form? (assume “supra” is italicized)

• Shah, supra note 168, at 56.

• Shah supra note 168, at 56.

• Shah, supra note 168 at 56.

• Mohammad Shah, supra note 168, at 56.

 If you have no changes to the original citation, what do you do?

• Leave the "corrected citation" column blank

• Write N/A

• Paste the original citation in the "corrected citation" column

• Paste and highlight the original citation in the "corrected citation" column