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I then decided what indexes I would create. I wanted reasonably comprehensive<br />
tables of cases – a separate table for UK cases (including English,<br />
Scottish and Northern Irish cases), for EU cases (both alphabetical and by<br />
number), for international cases, and for other cases. I decided to send ECHR<br />
cases to the international cases index.<br />
\makeindex[name=ukcases, intoc=true,<br />
title={Table of UK Cases}]<br />
\makeindex[name=eucasesa, intoc=true,<br />
title={Table of EU Cases (Alphabetical)}]<br />
\makeindex[name=eucasesn, intoc=true,<br />
title={Table of EU Cases (Numerical)}]<br />
\makeindex[name=intcases, intoc=true,<br />
title={Table of International Cases}]<br />
\makeindex[name=ocases, intoc=true,<br />
title={Table of Cases from Other Jurisdictions}]<br />
I decided to have just two tables of legislation: one for all UK legislation<br />
(primary and secondary, including court rules), and one for EU legislation.<br />
\makeindex[name=ukleg, intoc=true,<br />
title={Table of UK Legislation}]<br />
\makeindex[name=euleg, intoc=true,<br />
title={Table EU Legislation and Treaties}]<br />
I decided to have a table of treaties.<br />
\makeindex[name=treaties, intoc=true,<br />
title={Table of Treaties}]<br />
And finally I decided to have a table of ‘Parliamentary Material’, to which<br />
I would send draft legislation and all other UK Parliamentary material, such<br />
as Hansard.<br />
\makeindex[name=pmats, intoc=true,<br />
title={Parliamentary Material and Draft Legislation}]<br />
With those indexes defined, I could not ‘hook them up’. All the UK cases<br />
go to the ukcases index.<br />
\DeclareIndexAssociation{gbcases}{ukcases}% Supreme Court<br />
\DeclareIndexAssociation{encases}{ukcases}% England<br />
\DeclareIndexAssociation{sccases}{ukcases}% Scotland<br />
\DeclareIndexAssociation{nicases}{ukcases}% Northern Ireland<br />
And the EU cases get sent to the alphabetically and numerically organised<br />
indexes as appropriate.<br />
\DeclareIndexAssociation{eucases}{eucasesa}% Alphabetical<br />
\DeclareIndexAssociation{eucasesnum}{eucasesn}% Numeric<br />
ECHR and international cases are both sent to a single index, intcases<br />
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