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How to italics code in the appeal

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hello there todays video is on how to italicized text in HTML so I have this blank document here lets go ahead and open it in notepad plus plus so the idea is that you shouldnt use the eye tag anymore because the the powers-that-be felt that we were using it too much and therefore suggested a new tag of the e/m tag but ill show you all three of them just so you can see what they show you both them just so you see what it looks like this is the plain text thats why Im doing it three times so lets go ahead and use the italicized tag lets do open parenthesis were sorry not open parentheses less than I greater than and then at the end remember you get a closure tag so less than / I greater then save that and then well refresh the page oh I close that window there we go so it italicize is the text the the tag youre supposed to use these days is going to be the M tag the e/m for emphasis and the same way you got to close it just like you do with any other tag tell it where the the

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Id. is used when the case appeared in the immediately preceding citation and the citation included only that case. Like case names, id. can be underlined or italicized.
(4) Except as provided in (11), the font size, including footnotes, must not be smaller than 13-point, and both sides of the paper may be used. (5) The lines of text must be unnumbered and at least one-and-a-half-spaced.
Federal Rule of Appellate Procedure 32(a)(5) requires courts of appeal to accept briefs in any proportional typeface so long as the typeface has serifs and is at least 14-point in size.
The font style must be essentially equivalent to Courier, Times New Roman, or Arial.
Case names appearing in footnotes should be italicized when they are grammatically part of the sentence. When cases are parts of citation clauses in footnotes, they should not be italicized. Any other authority in a footnote should use the typeface convention for a full or short citation.
(1) Font: The font style must be a proportionally spaced serif face. Century Schoolbook is preferred. A sans-serif face may be used for headings, subheadings, and captions. Font size must be 13-points, including in footnotes.
All typed and printed matter must appear in either a proportionately spaced typeface of 14 points or more or a monospaced typeface of no more than 10.5 characters per inch. Text shall be in roman (preferably Times New Roman) upright letters non-script type.
Use Italics for the short form of case citations. Use Italics for article titles, introductory signals, procedural phrases in case names, and explanatory signals in citations.

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