Title of your article

Your name*

Abstract

[Replace this text in brackets with your abstract.]

Table of Contents

Introduction [ctrl-alt-1]	1

I. First-Level Heading [ctrl-alt-1]	1

A. Second-Level Heading [ctrl-alt-2]	1

1.	Third-level heading [ctrl-alt-3]	1

Conclusion	1

1.	Use the page layout, the headers and footers, and the styles in this document as a guide, and modify your document accordingly.	2

3.	If you’ve already written the paper,	2

Introduction [ctrl-alt-1]

I. First-Level Heading [ctrl-alt-1]

Second-Level Heading [ctrl-alt-2]

Third-level heading [ctrl-alt-3]

Normal text [ctrl-alt-0].

Block quote [ctrl-alt-shift-Q].

Fourth-level heading [ctrl-alt-4]

Fifth-level heading [ctrl-alt-5]

Conclusion

* * *

To use this template, you can do one of three things:

Use the page layout, the headers and footers, and the styles in this document as a guide, and modify your document accordingly.

Write your paper on top of this file from the outset.

If you’ve already written the paper,

open the document containing the paper;

make sure that it doesn’t have any section breaks (page breaks are fine);

select all of it (ctrl-A);

deselect the very last paragraph break (shift-left-arrow);

copy the text onto the clipboard (ctrl-C);

open this document;

insert the clipped text into the document;

delete all these instructions, so you’re only left with your text.

Warning: Doing this sort of stuff in Word is notoriously glitchy, and I can’t promise you that it will work perfectly. If it doesn’t work perectly, then return to plan 1. I make no warranties, including but not limited to the warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, beauty, consistency, or cleanliness.

Note the way the odd page header differs from the even; note also that there’s no header on the first page. That’s a pretty normal layout for published works.

* Author’s note.

Footnote text [ctrl-alt-F, though it should come up this automatically].

Block quote in footnotes [ctrl-alt-shift-R].

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Eric E Johnson

2018-09-13

UCLA School of Law