The formalism that makes these exercises possible excludes the actual values of the state, but is capable of sufficient internal differentiation to simulate the weak and strong tugs of analogy that real content provides in real cases. You are in a very simple legal system on the second day of its existence. It is your only precedent for making future decisions. You must decide what rule it stands for and apply it to the cases below. To 'decide' a case is to circle the number in the string of numbers that makes the string most analogous to the precedent.
Justice demands the strongest analogy, the best fit.
You must treat like cases alike. Formulate a rule to justify your answer in each case. Second Level Provide rules for several of the possible answers to the same case in the first level task. Whenever possible provide more than one rule per answer. Third Level Take several of the possible answers to the same case in the first level task and argue that one is best or strongest.