1. Include the name and citation for the case.

2. Identify the level of court that decided the case, and the precedential value of the case.)

3. Summarize the Facts, main Issue, Rule, Analysis and court's Conclusion using the IRAC method from sources in the Learning Activities.

4. Describe the effect you believe the case may have on other cases in the future, i. e., the application of this case.

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Jordan Bartlett

Social Studies

13 August, 04:17

1. Include the name and citation for the case.

2. Identify the level of court that decided the case, and the precedential value of the case.)

3. Summarize the Facts, main Issue, Rule, Analysis and court's Conclusion using the IRAC method from sources in the Learning Activities.

4. Describe the effect you believe the case may have on other cases in the future, i. e., the application of this case.

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Abram Conway · Answer 1

IRAC Issue, Rule, Application, and Conclusion. It functions as a methodology for legal analysis. The IRAC is mostly used in hypothetical questions in law school and bar exams.