This course utilizes the case study method, students should learn to:
- : This includes carefully reading case facts, identifying relevant legal issues, researching applicable law, and developing sound arguments.
- : Students learn to present arguments clearly, concisely, and persuasively, and respond to others' arguments.
- : The case method motivates students to think creatively and find innovative solutions to legal problems.
- : They should master research methods of classic international law cases, understand the interpretation of court judgments, and analyze the application of general legal principles in judgments.
- : Students should be able to apply legal doctrine and theory to problem-solving in client-specific contexts.
- : Students will accurately identify legal rules applicable to a set of facts, including conflicting rules.
- : Students will logically apply case law or other relevant legal authority to a set of facts using facts, reasoning, comparisons, and policies.
- : Students will anticipate significant opposing arguments based on fact, law, or policy, and address them adequately.
- : Accurately identify the issue on appeal, holding, judgment, procedural history, material facts, rules of law, reasoning, and policy choices.
- : Evaluate a case opinion from multiple perspectives, such as the use of precedent, reasoning, rhetoric, reliance on historic, economic, or political sources, and attention to prospective impact
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