Update bluebook-law-review.csl#8162
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Problem
In
subsequentposition, short cites with a pincite render as:Standard Bluebook short-form practice puts a comma between the
"supra note N" reference and the "at X" pincite:
Cause
The
<group delimiter=" ">in thesubsequent/elsebranch (lines362–367) joins
first-reference-note-numberandat_pagewith a singlespace, producing "note 7 at 12" rather than "note 7, at 12".
Fix
Wrap
first-reference-note-numberand theat_pagemacro in an inner<group delimiter=", ">so the comma is inserted only when the pinciteis present.
Scope
locator. When no locatoris present,
at_pagerenders empty, the inner group is suppressed, andoutput is unchanged ("Smith, supra note 7").