As every law student knows, putting citations in Bluebook format is a hassle. If you are not using a citation manager to insert your citations into your paper in Bluebook format, you can get some help from Westlaw, Lexis, and other websites. However, none of these services or websites work perfectly, so you still have to double-check all citations.
On Westlaw, to copy text with the Bluebook (aka Standard) citation:
You can use Drafting Assistant Essential to check your paper to correct Bluebook citation formats. You upload your paper and the paper checks each citation.
On Lexis, to copy text with the Bluebook (aka Standard) citation:
There are also some Bluebook citation generating websites you can check out. For each site, you can type in the information about the document you are citing and the system generates a citation in Bluebook format.
As always, you have to double-check your citations.