answer the attached file for each cases. 4 total
Legal Analysis Process
The commonly used approach to legal analysis involves a four-step process: IRAC
Step 1 Issue- The identification of the issue (legal question) or issues raised by the
facts of the client’s case
Step 2 Rule- The identification of the law that governs the issue
Step 3 Application- A determination of how the rule of law applies to the issue
(sometimes referred to as the analysis step)
Step 4 Conclusion- A summary of the results of the legal analysis
An acronym commonly used in reference to the analytical process is IRAC. It
is composed of the first letters of the descriptive terms for the four steps of the legal
analysis process. The acronym is an easy way to remember the four-step legal analysis process—Issue, Rule, Analysis/Application, and Conclusion.
Each of these steps is addressed in detail in subsequent sections of this
chapter.
But before the legal analysis of a case can properly begin, some preliminary
preparation must take place:
1. All the facts and information relevant to the case should be gathered.
2. Preliminary legal research should be conducted to gain a basic familiarity
with the area of law involved in the case.
Using the IRAC format, do a written I R A C brief for:
Scruggs, 785 So.2d 605 (DCA 4 2001)
Boca Raton v. Basso, 242 So.3d 1141 (DCA 4 2018)
Morris v. Florida Agr. & Mech. Univ, 23 So.3d 167 (2009)
Taylor v. State, 672 So.2d580 (DCA 1 1996)