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Don’t know how to hyperlink an appellate brief, check out this handy-dandy guide I created: https://www.txcourts.gov/media/124903/guidetocreatingelectronicappellatebriefs.pdf … The guide will be updated this summer for Adobe Acrobat DC. Stay tuned!
Blake, there’s a new tool in @Fastcase (free for members of the @statebaroftexas) that will automatically create public (to anyone) links to cited cases in a Word or PDF document. If that’s helpful, would you consider adding instructions in a future version of this guide?
Absolutely!
This is great. Thanks, Blake.
I would be more comfortable with citing the opinions directly from the court rather than a private system. What if Casetext or Google Scholar are discontinued? (RIP Google+) I'm not wild about creating links to cases with contain privately owned "keynote" type summaries.
I'd recommend using https://perma.cc/ . No matter where the site goes, you'll have a link that works.
Also, for the record, we at @casetext aren't going anywhere :)
I like having the full text of the link followed by "(last accessed on [date])." Since this would be cumbersome in the text of the brief, It could be added in manually to the table of authorities.
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