CSL-M Styles

Jurism citations are generated by CSL-M, an extended version of the Citation Style Language (CSL) relied upon by Zotero and other leading document systems. The features added by CSL-M permit the accurate formatting of citations from multiple jurisdictions, as well as multilingual citation styles.

The CSL-M styles listed to the right can be installed (or reinstalled) in a running Jurism client by clicking on their links in a browser (Chrome or Firefox) that has the Jurism Connector extension installed.

Note that each JM style is capable of correctly rendering legal references for all jurisdictions. They differ only in decorative formatting and backreferencing conventions.

IndigoBook (for law reviews)

A style for US legal materials, integrated with the IndigoBook project, an open-access restatement of the Bluebook citation rules. This version automatically generates footnotes, and is for use in law review articles.

JM Chicago Manual of Style 16th edition (full note)

The Jurism version of the Zotero Chicago Manual of Style Full Note with Bibliography style.

JM Chicago Manual of Style 16th edition (full note, polyglot)

A multilingual version of the JM Chicago Manual of Style Full Note with Bibliography style. (It has not been updated in some time, and may require adjustment to suit local requirements.)

JM Chinese Std GB/T 7714-2005 (numeric, Chinese)

A Chinese style for technical and scientific writing.

JM Diritto pubblico comparato ed europeo

A legal style from Italy.

JM Harvard - Australian National University

There are many flavors of the “Harvard” referencing style. This one is in use at the Australian National University.

JM IBFD Standard Citations and References (with page label)

One of a family of Austrian legal styles.

JM LegCit mit Literaturverzeichnis

One of a family of Austrian legal styles.

JM LegCit ohne Verzeichnisse

One of a family of Austrian legal styles.

JM LegCit mit Rechtsquellenverzeichnis und Literaturverzeichnis

One of a family of Austrian legal styles.

JM New Zealand Law Style

The New Zealand Law style is the first legal style to be fully implemented in Jurism.

日本社会学会 (author-date, Japanese)

The CSL-M version of the Japan Sociological Society style. This demanding multilingual style exercises experimental features of the CSL-M formatting language.

JM Taylor & Francis (author-date)

The style of Taylor & Francis publishers is a slightly modified version of the Chicago Author-Date style.

JM Turabian 8th edition (full note, EU multilingual)

This is a multilingual version of the Turabian style, suitable for use in writing for a pan-European audience.

JM Turabian 8th edition (full note, Dutch multilingual)

This is a multilingual version of the Turabian style, with Dutch as the primary language.

JM Vis Moot variant 1

Briefs for the Vis Moot competition have exceptionally difficult formatting requirements that make manual preparation of the list of authorities a considerable task, and one-click generation of the list impossible. This style produces a raw listing with embedded placeholders that can be converted to a properly formatted list of authorities with a pair of Word or LibreOffice macros. If you are involved in the Competition you should definitely check it out.