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Urgent Ruling Annotation

I have to annotate a constitutional court ruling with notes on interpretation for a lecture tomorrow. I’ve never produ…

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I have to annotate a constitutional court ruling with notes on interpretation for a lecture tomorrow. I’ve never produced accessible annotated PDFs for teaching and worry I’ll miss key citations or make the file unusable for students with screen readers. Tell me whether to produce detailed annotations in the PDF now or to create a separate annotated handout, list the essentials I must include this evening, and give the short preface line students should see first.
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I need to annotate a court ruling tonight for tomorrow’s lecture and I’m short on time.

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