<p> RESEARCH: US SUPREME COURT CASE</p><p>A. FACTS: (BACKGROUND). The events that occurred which in turn Raised the legal issue B. ISSUES: The legal problem stated in a question C. DECISION (outcome): This is the conclusion on the actual ruling in the case. D. YOUR VIEWPOINT ON THE DECISION. Give your opinion in no less than ½ page. Discuss examples.</p><p>NOTES:  READ THE CASE CAREFULLY, SEVERAL TIMES, TAKE NOTES  WRITE THE NOTES IN YOU OWN WORDS USING THE EXACT HEADINGS ON YOUR PAPER. DO NOT USE WORDS YOU DO NOT UNDERSTAND  DO NOT COPY VERBATIM FROM YOUR REFERENCES  PRESENT AS A PAPER, (min. ½ page) POWERPOINT (min. 5 slides), OR RADIO RECORDING (min. 1 minute)</p><p>RESEARCH: US SUPREME COURT CASE</p><p>A. FACTS: (BACKGROUND). The events that occurred which in turn Raised the legal issue B. ISSUES: The legal problem stated in a question C. DECISION (outcome): This is the conclusion on the actual ruling in the case. D. YOUR VIEWPOINT ON THE DECISION. Give your opinion in no less than ½ page. Discuss examples.</p><p>NOTES:  READ THE CASE CAREFULLY, SEVERAL TIMES, TAKE NOTES  WRITE THE NOTES IN YOU OWN WORDS USING THE EXACT HEADINGS ON YOUR PAPER. DO NOT USE WORDS YOU DO NOT UNDERSTAND  DO NOT COPY VERBATIM FROM YOUR REFERENCES  PRESENT AS A PAPER, (min. ½ page) POWERPOINT (min. 5 slides), OR RADIO RECORDING (min. 1 minute) RESEARCH: US SUPREME COURT CASE</p><p>A. FACTS: (BACKGROUND). The events that occurred which in turn Raised the legal issue B. ISSUES: The legal problem stated in a question C. DECISION (outcome): This is the conclusion on the actual ruling in the case. D. YOUR VIEWPOINT ON THE DECISION. Give your opinion in no less than ½ page. Discuss examples.</p><p>NOTES:  READ THE CASE CAREFULLY, SEVERAL TIMES, TAKE NOTES  WRITE THE NOTES IN YOU OWN WORDS USING THE EXACT HEADINGS ON YOUR PAPER. DO NOT USE WORDS YOU DO NOT UNDERSTAND  DO NOT COPY VERBATIM FROM YOUR REFERENCES  PRESENT AS A PAPER, (min. ½ page) POWERPOINT (min. 5 slides), OR RADIO RECORDING (min. 1 minute)</p>