case briefs in legal english classes

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Abstract
A case brief can be described as a succinct summary of a case which specifies the facts, procedural history, legal issue(s), court decision and legal reasoning supporting the judgment, even though exact formats may vary. Case briefing is a demanding activity which is required from students during their law studies. The goal is to teach students to focus on the essential parts of the case and to obtain a thorough understanding of the case and the reasoning, which means the students need to employ their analytical and critical thinking skills.
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Authors ;Bilová Stĕpánka
Journal european educational research journal
Year 2016
DOI
10.1515/slgr-2016-0012
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http://www.degruyter.com/view/j/slgr.2016.45.issue-1/slgr-2016-0012/slgr-2016-0012.xml?format=INT
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the humanities methodologyhistory of scholarship and learning

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