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    IRAC Method of Briefing a case 1. FACTS: to the 2. ISSUE (question): 3. RULE: 4. ANALYSIS (reasoning): 5. CONCLUSION (answer to question): Summarize the relevant facts of the case, i.e., the parties, their relationship, the events leading dispute. List the rules (laws and case rules) which are applied to the analysis of the case. The reasoning of the court's decision, which may include

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    IRAC Method of Briefing a case 1. FACTS: to the 2. ISSUE (question): 3. RULE: 4. ANALYSIS (reasoning): 5. CONCLUSION (answer to question): Summarize the relevant facts of the case, i.e., the parties, their relationship, the events leading dispute. List the rules (laws and case rules) which are applied to the analysis of the case. The reasoning of the court's decision, which may include

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    IRAC Method of Briefing a case 1. FACTS: to the 2. ISSUE (question): 3. RULE: 4. ANALYSIS (reasoning): 5. CONCLUSION (answer to question): Summarize the relevant facts of the case, i.e., the parties, their relationship, the events leading dispute. List the rules (laws and case rules) which are applied to the analysis of the case. The reasoning of the court's decision, which may include

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    The IRAC Method of Briefing a Case

    1. FACTS: Summarize the relevant facts of the case, i.e., the


    parties, their relationship, the events leading
    to the dispute.

    2. ISSUE (question): What is/are the legal question(s) to be answered?

    3. RULE: List the rules (laws and case rules) which are to be
    applied to the analysis of the case.

    4. ANALYSIS (reasoning): The reasoning of the court’s decision, which may


    include the arguments of the parties.

    5. CONCLUSION (answer to question): The answer to the legal question above, and the
    rule that this case will stand for in the future.

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