From Robert Lockett, Jr.:
It looks like the Bluebook is now seeking to prevent the use of its citation standards from being implemented in computer code under the guise of copyright: https://github.com/citation-
style-language/styles/issues/ . As a recent law grad, I find it amusing that I am apparently committing a crime anytime I use (too much of?) the Bluebook’s citation method, which they have fought to hard to get everyone to use.53
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