'You should always provide a short summary of the facts of any cases referred to in your answer to a problem question.' Is this statement true or false?

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The facts of a case may be relevant if you are trying to explain the similarity between the case and the facts of the problem, but if you are only using the case as authority for a legal principle, it may not be necessary to summarize the facts at all.

'You Should Always Provide a Short Summary of the Facts