• The case U.S. v. Barrington (LEAGLE),Links to an external site. which involves a defendant charged with aggravated identity theft.
• Write a legal brief on the case above. For purposes of this brief, focus on the issue set forth in Section V of the opinion (insufficiency of the evidence). 

Now it is time to write your brief! The first section will be titled “Facts.” Write a short paragraph or two summarizing the facts of the case. Make sure that anyone reading your summary would understand the crux of what happened in the case. Next, identify the issue the Court was deciding; place the issue (phrased as a question), in a section labeled “Issue.” Next, set forth the Court’s ruling with the label of “Ruling.”

The ruling answers the question(s) set out in the issue section. In the next section, “Analysis,” write a short paragraph or two summarizing the court’s decision. This should set forth the reasons for the court’s decision and the law relied upon to reach its conclusion. Finally, in the “Conclusion,” set out what actually happened, i.e., what happened to the parties in this case. After the conclusion of your brief, write a paragraph or two that discusses your opinion of the case. 

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Review the following case and begin to consider how you would write a legal brief.

• Kyllo v. United States (FindLaw)Links to an external site.

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Now it is time to write your brief! The first section will be titled “Facts.” Write a short paragraph or two summarizing the facts of the case. Make sure that anyone reading your summary would understand the crux of what happened in the case. Next, identify the issue the Court was deciding; place the issue (phrased as a question), in a section labeled “Issue.” Next, set forth the Court’s ruling with the label of “Ruling.”

The ruling answers the question(s) set out in the issue section. In the next section, “Analysis,” write a short paragraph or two summarizing the court’s decision. This should set forth the reasons for the court’s decision and the law relied upon to reach its conclusion. Finally, in the “Conclusion,” set out what actually happened, i.e., what happened to the parties in this case. After the conclusion of your brief, write a paragraph or two that discusses your opinion of the case. 

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