For those of you that are familiar with using listservs, I am only using it as an easy way to set up a distribution list. Obviously, this limitation means that one cannot cover every relevant point in the case nor exhaustively elaborate on just one point. Thus, it is up to the student to synthesize and prioritize these points for the reader. Write ups are not required for cases that are designated as short cases in the syllabus. You are however expected to be familiar with the short cases for the purposes of class discussion.
Case write ups are due prior to the beginning of class.
If you have to go out of town, it is expected that you will turn in the case in advance unless other arrangements have been made. The best way for non-local students to turn in the case is to fax it to the number listed above. In the past, students have made the mistake of either regurgitating the facts of the case or ignoring the facts of the case completely. Students must support their arguments by pointing to facts in the case. However, including facts of the case that have little bearing on the student's arguments wastes valuable space and the reader's time.