Q: What facts did it consider and how did it apply the law to those facts? Walk the reader through the Court's reasoning, one-step at a time. Organize your brief. Present a systematic play of the Court's logic. Your analysis should be organized so that the reader can follow the Court's reasoning from beginning to end. Why the Court ruled the way it did is the most important part of the case, and the reader must be able to understand it by reading your brief instead of the case, especially in the case of an appeal. Oftentimes a Justice who is not in agreement with the majority will write a dissenting opinion or case analysis. Sometimes a Justice who is in agreement with the majority will write his or her own case analysis. If there is a dissenting or concurring opinion, a summary should be included in your case brief. Your analysis should avoid simply repeating the Court's words, except in cases where the exact language is important. In those cases, use quotation marks, and make it clear that you are quoting the Court. Use citations. Your analysis should include all relevant citations to other cases, statutes, and rules the Court considered when arriving at its decision. More often than not, all of the citations contained in the opinion are relevant and should be used in your brief. If you are unsure, include it. Here's your chance to present another way of interpreting the case, whether you're doing it for school or for real. What's another way of interpreting the rule of law? What conclusions might the Court come to regarding this case? If this is for a law school assignment involving an old case, consider how the case may be decided today. What newer measures are in place that might have kept the trunk from being searched? Are there any? Presenting an alternate method of interpretation is the key to the brief.
A: Describe how the Court arrived at its decision. Describe any dissenting or concurring opinions. Use your own words. Consider alternatives.

Article: You'll access your router's configuration page by entering its IP address into a web browser on your computer. Most routers have the IP address printed on a sticker on the bottom. If your router doesn't have this sticker, or you can't physically access the router, follow the instructions in this method. If you are using an Apple AirPort router, see the Updating an AirPort Router section below instead. " This will open a new System Preferences window. This will display all of your network connections. It will have a green indicator next to it, and will say "Connected" underneath. Make sure you're connected to the router's network. This will open a new window. This is the IP address for your router.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Check your physical router for the IP address. Click the Apple menu and select "System Preferences. Click the "Network" button. Select your active connection in the left frame. Click the "Advanced" button. Click the "TCP/IP" tab and look for the "Router" entry.

Q: It doesn't matter how attractive you are if you're never actually in the same place as your crush (after all, she can't notice you if you're not there). Make your presence known, but be subtle about it. If she's in one of your classes, choose a seat near her to put yourself in her line of sight. If you know where she works, pop in every now and then, or start frequenting the place next door. If one of your friends is also friends with her, you might also try angling to get yourself invited to the next group hang. Avoid being too obvious about the fact that you're trying to get closer to her. She may find it flattering, but there's a better chance that she'll find it creepy. An offhand remark like, "I didn't know you came here to study. Care to make it a group sesh?" will likely be received much better than, "I was hoping I'd find you here. Do you want to hang out?" Make it a point for your crush to see you having a great time yucking it up with your BFFs. When you've always got an entourage with you, it sends the message that you're a fun person to be around. If other people want to be in your presence so bad, your crush may start to wonder what she's missing. Ask your close friends to play wingman (or wingwoman) for you when you're in a situation where you might run into your crush. That way, they'll be there to talk you up, laugh at your jokes, and make you look good in general. If you've got a dog, cat, bird, guinea pig, iguana, or goldfish at home, create an opportunity to let her see you with it. Broadcasting the fact that you're a caring pet owner will show her that you're responsible, affectionate, and not afraid of commitment. This is a surefire way to score yourself some bonus points. Pets can also serve as excellent conversation starters, since almost everyone loves making new furry friends. If you're currently not close enough to see each other outside of school or work, or you don't have a good excuse to bring your pet around, offer to show her some pictures of your animal companion instead. When an opening presents itself, tell your crush something you like about her. Then, smile and walk away (or stop contributing to her comments section, if you're on social media). Doing so will make her feel like a million bucks while also demonstrating that you're not just saying nice things in order to get something in return. It can be scary to summon the courage to compliment a girl you like, but it's guaranteed to get positive feelings flowing both ways. Fortune favors the bold! Send her a friend request on Facebook, or start following her on Instagram or Twitter. This can be a good way to get on her radar if you know of one another but haven't officially met. It also gives you an in for the occasional casual chat, which could lead to hanging out in-person. Make sure your default photo, profile, and online activity cast you in a flattering light. Just as you would in real life, consider how the image you present to people might influence their perceptions of you. Don't make the mistake of commenting on all of her posts or liking each and every one of her entire backlog of pics. Coming on too strong could backfire and end up scaring her off.
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Find excuses to hang around her. Surround yourself with friends. Introduce her to your pet. Pay her a no-strings-attached compliment. Use social media to make her aware of your existence.