This style is primarily aimed at Italian legal jurists and
provides them with the ability to cite legal materials, such as
legislative acts, regulations, soft law, treaties and case law.
Additionally, the style codifies the most prevalent citation
practices amongst Italian legal scholars. Specifically, with
regard to the citation of legal materials, this style, instead
of developing the entry types @jurisdiction, @legal, and
@legislation, creates a new one: @itprov, which can describe a
wide range of legal sources. Furthermore, it creates a second
new entry type: @notetoprov, which is used specifically to cite
so-called "note a sentenza" (notes to judgement), which closely
mirrors @itprov, but is literature and, therefore, is intended
to have the same treatment as standard entry types. The
citation commands are the standard ones. The @itprov entry type
comprises the list institution to indicate which authority
adopted the cited act; the kindprov, nprov, provtitle (or
titleparties) fields to indicate the minimal 'ID' of the act
and many others. Finally, the entry type allows to specify
where the cited act was consulted, whether from an official
bulletin (the ofbull field), an official portal or a private
database (the ofportal field), or a journal or collection.
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