Upgrade StorageEditing Chicago to include extra fields
I know that Chicago does not handle legal cases well.
I work with old legal cases - mostly from the OldBailey online court records though also from colonial Virginia and early New South Wales.
For example, I am using this case: https://www.oldbaileyonline.org/browse.jsp?id=t16780116-9&div=t16780116-9
It imports with the name as "Theft>Shoplifting", adds Old Bailey to the Court, t16780116-9 to the docket number, and the date of the trial to the date decided. But when I create a footnote (Chicago full note) I get this:
Theft>Shoplifting (Old Bailey 1678).
Is there a way I can force Zotero to include the full date and the docket number to my citation?
I work with old legal cases - mostly from the OldBailey online court records though also from colonial Virginia and early New South Wales.
For example, I am using this case: https://www.oldbaileyonline.org/browse.jsp?id=t16780116-9&div=t16780116-9
It imports with the name as "Theft>Shoplifting", adds Old Bailey to the Court, t16780116-9 to the docket number, and the date of the trial to the date decided. But when I create a footnote (Chicago full note) I get this:
Theft>Shoplifting (Old Bailey 1678).
Is there a way I can force Zotero to include the full date and the docket number to my citation?
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Case Title (Italics), Docket number (Court Location, full date)
aka
Theft>Shoplifting (Italics), t16780116-9 (OldBailey, 16 January 1678)