Deck 6: Procter Gamble: Jagers Gamble

Question 1

When dealing with multiple issues in a client's case, address each issue separately and completely before proceeding to the next issue.

Answer 1

True

Question 2

One of the steps in the process of identifying the issue(s)in a client's case is the identification of key and background facts.

Answer 2

False

Question 3

A broad statement of the issue fails to inform the researcher of the specific factual context of the dispute.

Answer 3

True

Question 4

If the issue is misidentified, malpractice may result because the client is billed for a service not requested.

Question 5

The goal when reading a case is to identify the substantive rather than the procedural issue(s).

Question 6

The law component of an issue may be a constitutional provision or a common law doctrine.

Question 7

One of the steps in the process of identifying the issue(s)in a client's case is to keep in mind the question, "What was decided about which facts in this opinion?"

Question 8

In the broadest sense, the issue is the precise legal question raised by the specific facts of the dispute.

Question 9

"Does state code § 231 govern garage sales held on private property?" is an example of a question of how the law applies.

Question 10

"The issue in this case is whether the trial court erred when it denied the motion to dismiss" is an example of an issue stated in the procedural context.

Question 11

The facts component of an issue is composed of the key facts and sufficient background facts to identify the context of the dispute.

Question 12

The identification of the issue determines which direction the research will take.

Question 13

Identification of the legal question(s)or issue(s)in a client's case is a four-step process.

Question 14

The issue is composed of three parts.

Question 15

Identification of the issue(s)in a court opinion is a four-step process.

Question 16

The most difficult task a researcher faces when engaging in legal analysis is to correctly identify the key facts.

Question 17

A narrow statement of the issue fails to inform the researcher of the specific factual context of the dispute.

Question 18

The fastest way to locate the issue(s)in a case is to focus on the key facts.

Question 19

The issue(s)may be set out more clearly in a dissenting opinion than in the majority opinion.

Question 20

"Under the holographic will statute, § 3951, is a will valid if it is handwritten by a neighbor at the testator's direction?" is an example of a narrow statement of an issue.