Oxford University Press Text Capture Instructions

 

Headnote Jurisdiction/Court/Chamber/Arbitral Institution

Headnotes give information as to where the case was heard as a Jurisdiction/Court/Chamber/Arbitral Institution string with typographic highlighting to indicate the meaning of the different parts. 

headNote/jurisdiction

Capture the whole text string in a jurisdiction element and populate the attributes from the information in the text. The OUP use bold and underline to indicate purpose of the separate portions of the text. Do not capture this typographic markup in XML.

Example headnote field showing typographical indication of court and arbitral institution

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Sub-topics

  1. Headnote jurisdiction court

    Capture the underlined portion of the Jurisdiction/Court/Chamber/Arbitral Institution string in the court attribute.

  2. Headnote arbitral institution

    Capture the bold portion of the Jurisdiction/Court/Chamber/Arbitral Institution string as the Arbitral Institution in the arbInst attribute.

  3. Headnote jurisdiction name

    Capture text that appears in the Jurisdiction/Court/Chamber/Arbitral Institution field before the underlined court name in the juris attribute.

  4. Headnote chamber

    Capture text that appears at the end of the Jurisdiction/Court/Chamber/Arbitral Institution string (separated by a comma) as the chamber in the chamber attribute.

  5. Headnote jurisdiction country

    Where the jurisdiction part of the Jurisdiction/Court/Chamber/Arbitral Institution string is the name of a country, capture it in the juris attribute. Also capture the country in the ISOcountry attribute using the relevant ISO country code (ISO 3166).

  6. Example case locations

Release ID:
20261202
ID:
OUP_Law_Reports_TCI_topic_4_6
Author:
hillmant
Last changed:
Wed, 04 Jun 2025
Modified by:
buckmasm
Revision#:
4400