Review the brief you have open in Word.
In desktop Word on Mac and Windows, the pane applies style edits as tracked changes, checks citation format, and compares quoted words to retrieved source text.
CiteMatch applies each style edit as a tracked change and puts the prior track-changes setting back. The brief stays in Word, a fixed rule returns verified, mismatch, not found, or unverifiable, and CiteMatch builds a Table of Authorities from the citations found.
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In order to establish willfulness, the government must prove a voluntary, intentional violation of a known legal duty.
Section 7201 reaches anyone who “willfully attempts in any manner to evade or defeat any tax”. 26 U.S.C. § 7201.
CiteMatch
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Style · tracked change
In order toTo establish willfulness…Plain-language convention: cut the empty opener.
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Quote check
“willfully attempts in any manner to evade or defeat any tax”
26 U.S.C. § 7201, retrieved source text.
Verified
A fixed rule decides the match.
Document text remains local. Only the citation details leave Word, to fetch the public source. A fixed rule compares the quoted words to the retrieved text and returns verified, mismatch, not found, or unverifiable.
Add a record, exhibit, or brief under More → Sources. CiteMatch reads the file in Word and matches quotations locally. The file is never uploaded to CiteMatch.
- Verified
- The retrieved source text matches the quoted words.
- Mismatch
- The retrieved source text differs from the quoted words.
- Not found
- The cited source was not in the public sources CiteMatch checks, or the quoted words were not in the text it retrieved.
- Unverifiable
- CiteMatch could not retrieve enough source text to check.
Quote and citation checks against public sources need a trial or paid account and a free CourtListener key for uncached cases; local style review runs without an account.
What the pane does.
The price table lives on CiteMatch and BriefCatch.
Style edits apply as tracked changes.
CiteMatch applies each style edit as a tracked change in the open Word file, with a reason on the card.
The review runs on the machine where the brief is open.
The review runs on the machine where the brief is open. Document text remains local. Only citation details leave Word, to fetch public source text.
A fixed rule compares the quoted words.
A fixed rule compares quoted words to retrieved source text and returns verified, mismatch, not found, or unverifiable.
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