WRITING MANUAL - Supreme Court - State of Ohio
WRITING MANUAL - Supreme Court - State of Ohio
WRITING MANUAL - Supreme Court - State of Ohio
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HOW TO USE EMPHASIS SIC<br />
The contract provides that “the parties shall deposit $100 with the escrow<br />
agent.” (Emphasis sic.)<br />
NOTE: The period appears inside the parenthesis.<br />
C. Emphasis added<br />
The term “emphasis added” is used to indicate that the word or words in italics<br />
were not italicized in the original.<br />
HOW TO USE EMPHASIS ADDED<br />
The contract provides that “the parties shall deposit $100 with the escrow<br />
agent.” (Emphasis added.)<br />
“[U]nsupported conclusions are not considered admitted and are not<br />
sufficient to withstand a motion to dismiss.” (Emphasis added.) <strong>State</strong> ex<br />
rel. Smith v. <strong>Ohio</strong> Adult Parole Auth., 61 <strong>Ohio</strong> St.3d 602, 603, 575 N.E.2d<br />
840 (1991).<br />
NOTE: The term “emphasis added” appears after the quote but before the citation.<br />
D. Emphasis deleted<br />
Use the term “emphasis deleted” to indicate that quoted material had an italicized<br />
word or phrase from which the italics have been removed.<br />
HOW TO USE EMPHASIS DELETED<br />
This court concluded that “any stay <strong>of</strong> an order <strong>of</strong> the commission is<br />
dependent on the execution <strong>of</strong> an undertaking by the appellant.”<br />
(Emphasis deleted.)<br />
NOTE: In the original opinion being quoted, the word “appellant” is in italics.<br />
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