Law
Read closely.
Make your case.
Find the facts that change the argument.
Connect the rule to the case. Defend your reading.
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Which fact changes the argument?
Read closely. Build a position. Then test the other side.
Case brief
Illustrative course exercise
- Facts
- Start with the timeline. Separate what is stated from what you infer.
- Rule
- Find the rule in your assigned reading. Record its elements and source.
- Application
- Test each element against the facts. Keep a competing reading visible.
- Conclusion
- Write a narrow answer. Name the fact that could change it.
Keep the reasoning with the reading.
Your course material, organized for the next discussion.
Notes
Keep the source, your brief, and the unanswered question together.
Flashcards
Revisit definitions and distinctions from your own material.
Courses
Organize readings and revision by course.
Law course support is planned. Jurisdiction-specific exam preparation is future development.