Dictating legal citations and section numbering
You can only dictate legal citations and section numbering if you are using Dragon Professional Legal.
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Legal citationsDragon capitalizes many common legal terms, proper names, and phrases automatically. In many cases, you might not need to say "Cap". To dictate legal citations:Say the citation. Dragon abbreviates and adds punctuation automatically. |
Example 1Say: two hundred sixty two Alabama two hundred eighty five nineteen eighty seven Or Say: two sixty two Alabama two eighty five nineteen eighty seven Result: 262 Ala. 285 (1987) Example 2Say: five california appeals fourth one Or Say: five california court of appeals fourth one Or Say: five california appeals court fourth one Result: 5 Cal. App. 4th 1 Example 3Say: six eighty seven atlantic second forty seven pennsylvania commonwealth court nineteen ninety six Result: 687 A.2d 47 (Pa. Commw. Ct. 1996) Example 4Say: one four six appellate division second five three seven Result: 146 A.D.2d 537 Example 5Say: two twenty three US patent quarterly three sixty five nineteen ninety Result: 223 U.S.P.Q. 3d 365 (1990) Example 6Say: federal rule of criminal procedure one Result: Fed. R. Crim. P. 1 |
Legal section numberingYou can say "Sub" or "Parens" to dictate subsections. To dictate legal section numbering:Say the numbering as you would conversationally. |
Example 1—Uppercase subsection letterSay: ten sub c Or Say: ten parens c Result: 10(C) Example 2—Lowercase subsection letterSay: ten sub lowercase c Or Say: ten parens lowercase c Result: 10(c) Example 3—Subsection numberSay: ten sub seven Or Say: ten parens seven Result: 10(7) Example 4—Multiple subsectionsSay: ten sub seven sub eight sub c Or Say: ten parens seven parens eight parens c Result: 10(7)(8)(C) |
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