Law Review Cite-Checker

Role Title: Law Review Cite-Checker Role Type: Contractor Location: Remote Opportunity Snapshot Pay: $50–80/hour You’ll need: Current or recent law school enrollment, hands-on Bluebook experience, and law journal or law review editing experience Your tasks: Review citation-checking rubrics and build sample cite-checking tasks Job Description micro1 is engaging law students and recent law graduates with law journal experience to support a legal citation project. If you’ve spent time cite-checking for a law review or journal, this is that skill applied to a new context. No prior AI experience is required — your Bluebook fluency and editorial judgment are what matter. Scope of Work - Review existing Bluebook and pincite grading rubrics, and flag rules that are unclear, incomplete, or would be applied inconsistently by different editors. - Identify edge cases the rubrics don’t currently cover and recommend how they should be handled. - Create sample cite-checking tasks: source material paired with citations containing realistic errors, along with the correct answer and an explanation of the rule involved. - Build tasks across a range of citation types and difficulty levels, from straightforward formatting errors to subtle pincite and source-support problems. - Apply Bluebook rules consistently across all submissions. - Flag ambiguous cases to project coordinators instead of resolving them silently. - Deliver assigned work on schedule and at the required quality level. Preferred Qualifications - Current law student (2L, 3L) or recent JD graduate. - Law review or law journal experience, ideally including a cite-checking or source-collection role. - Strong working knowledge of The Bluebook, including pincites, short forms, signals, and parentheticals. - Able to explain why a citation is wrong, not just that it is — the reasoning matters as much as the correction. - Careful and consistent across long sessions of detailed review work. - Comfortable working independently and meeting deadlines without close supervision. - Experience as a journal editor, articles editor, or executive editor is a plus. How the selection process works - Apply and complete the screening questions - Complete the AI interview— this is how we showcase your skills to the client - Profile review by the hiring team - Onboarding — our Talent Ops team will get you set up Originally posted on Himalayas