0.9.6

Cases, court papers, statutes, regulations and session laws no longer export a url field (statutes and cases cited as web pages keep it).

v0.9.5

• State session laws are exported as statsess: a Statute whose Code is a state's session-law reporter (Cal. Stat., Colo. Sess. Laws, ...) is cited "California AI Transparency Act, ch. 291, 2024 Cal. Stat. (Sept. 19, 2024)" (slip when there is no page), and a bill by its state, "S.B. 24-024 (Colo. Apr. 19, 2024)".
• A "Codified:" or "Codified As Amended:" line in Extra ("Codified: Cal. Bus. & Prof. Code §§ 22757-22757.6") is written as hicite's "codified at" parenthetical, for session laws, without making them codified statutes.

v0.9.4

Court papers named with a colon before the parties are recognised as casedocs: a case named "Exhibit 1 to Declaration of ... - Chat Logs: Joshi v. OpenAI Foundation" (or "Summons For AESTAS, LLC: Joshi v. ...") is exported as a \defcasedoc with the case's parties and the whole paper name, and without a URL. Exhibit, appendix, attachment, annex and summons are paper words. A Short Title that is not itself a kind of paper ("Exhibit 1 - Chat Logs") is written as the short form.

v0.9.3

• A book titled "Model Penal Code" is exported as a model code ("Model Penal Code (Am. L. Inst. 1985)"), without needing citation-phoenix's restatement marker.
• A model code or restatement with no date is written with year nd: hicite stops with "Citation parameter year missing" otherwise.

v0.9.2

Court papers are exported without a URL: a case named for the paper ("Complaint: Garcia v. Character Technologies") or a Document typed casedoc is cited by its case, and its address (often a login-only copy) is no longer written to the references file.

v0.9.1

Court names from citation-phoenix.

• A court you added to citation-phoenix (stored lower-cased, e.g. cal. super. ct. s.f. cnty.) now exports capitalised (Cal. Super. Ct. S.F. Cnty.). Typed courts are unchanged, and nothing changes with citation-phoenix off.
• The Juris-M block is read whether its fields are nested under extrafields or saved flat at the top level, so a district.court on such an item gets its jurisdiction and translates (C.D. Cal.) instead of being left out with a "no jurisdiction" note. The same applies to a reporter or treaty data in a flat block.

Tested with the full suite (test/run-all.sh), including a compile against hicite 1.1.0. One run of the suite failed once after the version bump and passed on two reruns with no change; I did not find the cause.

v0.9.0

Exports legal sources written by the Westlaw and Lexis web translators, and fixes how sections print.

• C.F.R., NYCRR and administrative codes are regcode whether or not citation-phoenix is installed.
• Session laws: Stat. / Statutes at Large with a public law number are statsess; without one (acts before 1957, proclamations) they are govdoc: "36 Stat. 557 (June 20, 1910)".
• Massachusetts General Laws are cited by chapter: "Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 78, § 21".
• A hyphen in a section number is escaped, because hicite reads a plain hyphen as a range ("S 50-f" printed "§§ 50–f"). Ranges stay ranges ("§§ 1-5", "7901-7903", dashes).
• A book titled "Restatement (...) of ..." is a model code without citation-phoenix's marker; a restatement with no author is the American Law Institute's.
• Cases: a typed U.S. court is not repeated when the reporter identifies it; WL and LEXIS cites are dated in full.

v0.8.0

One set of citation keys, Better BibTeX's. With Better BibTeX installed, hicite sets its key formula for legal sources (cases by first party, statutes/bills/hearings by Short Title or first word) and leaves key generation to it; without it, hicite makes the same keys. Keys live in the Citation Key field; old Extra pins are moved into it. Removes the key source, key store and case-keys settings.

v0.7.3

Presentations export as hicite speeches (defspeech); session laws are dated correctly.

v0.7.2

Keep the section sign in keyword-form statutes (named acts); export statutes that have only a code and section.