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[Anwsered] Creating a Legal Brief with Styles (Word 2010)

Creating a Legal Brief with Styles (Word 2010)

I am trying to create a legal brief with "points" (major arguments) and "subpoints" (minor arguments within major argument).
I can create the Points; the problem is getting the subpoints to automatically restart numbering after a new point.

I want the document to look something like this:

I.
This is major point 1 (Bolded and capitalized text)
Discussion
a.
Subpoint A
Discussion about subpoint A
b.
Subpoint B
Discussion about subpoint B
b.
Subpoint C
Discussion about subpoint C
II.
This is major point 2 (Bolded and capitalized text)
Discussion
a.
Subpoint A (need to restart as Subpoint A under Point II)
Discussion about subpoint A
b.
Subpoint B
Discussion about subpoint B

How do I force the numbering of the subpoints to automatically restart as "a"? These points and subpoints get frequently moved around so its important to avoid a process requiring the end user to redo the numbering.

TIA

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