Next, you will be asked to list the actions, values, and legal bases of the competing parties. This will assist you in forming the issue question for the case you chose. Directions are provided. You will then be asked to decide which side you favor in the case, and why. This is the reasoning page.
Directions are available on that page as well.
Then you will examine the actual judicial decision reached in that case. Then there will be an opportunity for you to examine and research additional cases and scenarios. Analysis of a case not in the case library. You will analyze a case chosen by you or your teacher. Then you will examine the precedents for your case and develop arguments for that case.