Supreme Court Case Template. Title of Case Story of the case Once upon a time style… Details about what happened to start this whole process.

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Supreme Court Case Template

Title of Case Story of the case Once upon a time style… Details about what happened to start this whole process

Outcome of the SC case / What was decided / what is PUBLIC POLICY

Location of Event of Case

Laws / Amendments Involved in Case

Level of Government Involved Local, state, federal Executive branch, legislative branch, judicial branch

Court where the Case Started / Path to Supreme Court

Precedents? Cases That Came Earlier and are Related? How related?

Amendment / Clause central to SC Ruling Be sure to anchor your explanation – The establishment clause is…. – In this case…. – Therefore….

Legal argument made by Plaintiff (First listed name)

Legal argument made by Defendant (Second listed name)

Specific legal clauses (If not already mentioned on previous slides)

Make-up of Court at time of ruling Who is on the court? Is court more liberal / conservative? Chief justice name DO NOT read every name….

Opinions Who wrote majority opinion? Who wrote dissenting opinion? Any concurring opinions?

How did this case impact rights? / Expand rights? / Limit rights?

Works Cited Page Have you also used INTERNAL cites (Last name) for ALL information you have learned?