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Chapter 12<br />

To restrict the citing references by the date they were added to <strong>Westlaw</strong>, select Date added after,<br />

then select a restriction from the drop-down list or enter your date restriction in the Specific text<br />

box.<br />

When you finish making your selections, click Apply in the left frame.<br />

Limit by Document Type<br />

From the KeyCite Limits page, you can<br />

Figure 12.24: KeyCite Limits–Date page<br />

■ restrict citing references to cases from a jurisdiction’s highest court, other courts, or both<br />

■ include or exclude citations to ALR annotations, law review articles, Andrews litigation<br />

reporters, and other secondary sources<br />

■ include or exclude citations to statutes, administrative decisions, administrative codes, and the<br />

Federal Register<br />

■ include or exclude citations to court documents, such as appellate briefs, trial pleadings, and<br />

jury instructions<br />

■ restrict citing references to documents from a specific publication<br />

Click the Document Type arrow in the left frame of the KeyCite Limits page. A list of document<br />

types is displayed in the right frame, as shown in Figure 12.25. The number following a<br />

document type shows how many documents of that type cite your statute.<br />

Clear the check boxes next to the document types that you do not want included in your list of<br />

citing references. To restrict the citing references to a specific publication, type the publication<br />

166 <strong>Winning</strong> <strong>Research</strong> <strong>Skills</strong>

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