Sources Of Law 

Source(s) Of Law & Role Of Case Precedent In Attached Scenarios

There are several attached ‘clients’ and potential legal claims: Jones, Sims, Obiako the and Adil.

In each of the attached cases, one or more sources of law governed: constitutional law, statutory law, administrative law or common law. Some were federal and others were state sources. Discuss the following for each:

1) the source (or sources) of law that governed in each of these client’s cases

2) the role of case precedent in the analysis of the client’s case.

*Please apply the CREAC format

• Source(s) Of Law & Role Of Case Precedent In Attached Scenarios
• There are several attached ‘clients’ and potential legal claims: Jones, Sims, Obiako the and Adil.
• In each of the attached cases, one or more sources of law governed: constitutional law, statutory law, administrative law or common law. Some were federal and others were state sources. Discuss the following for each:
• 1) the source (or sources) of law that governed in each of these client’s cases
• 2) the role of case precedent in the analysis of the client’s case.
• *Please apply the CREAC format
• Source(s) Of Law & Role Of Case Precedent In Attached Scenarios
• There are several attached ‘clients’ and potential legal claims: Jones, Sims, Obiako the and Adil.
• In each of the attached cases, one or more sources of law governed: constitutional law, statutory law, administrative law or common law. Some were federal and others were state sources. Discuss the following for each:
• 1) the source (or sources) of law that governed in each of these client’s cases
• 2) the role of case precedent in the analysis of the client’s case.
• *Please apply the CREAC format
• Source(s) Of Law & Role Of Case Precedent In Attached Scenarios
• There are several attached ‘clients’ and potential legal claims: Jones, Sims, Obiako the and Adil.
• In each of the attached cases, one or more sources of law governed: constitutional law, statutory law, administrative law or common law. Some were federal and others were state sources. Discuss the following for each:
• 1) the source (or sources) of law that governed in each of these client’s cases
• 2) the role of case precedent in the analysis of the client’s case.
• *Please apply the CREAC format
• Source(s) Of Law & Role Of Case Precedent In Attached Scenarios
• There are several attached ‘clients’ and potential legal claims: Jones, Sims, Obiako the and Adil.
• In each of the attached cases, one or more sources of law governed: constitutional law, statutory law, administrative law or common law. Some were federal and others were state sources. Discuss the following for each:
• 1) the source (or sources) of law that governed in each of these client’s cases
• 2) the role of case precedent in the analysis of the client’s case.
• *Please apply the CREAC format
• Source(s) Of Law & Role Of Case Precedent In Attached Scenarios
• There are several attached ‘clients’ and potential legal claims: Jones, Sims, Obiako the and Adil.
• In each of the attached cases, one or more sources of law governed: constitutional law, statutory law, administrative law or common law. Some were federal and others were state sources. Discuss the following for each:
• 1) the source (or sources) of law that governed in each of these client’s cases
• 2) the role of case precedent in the analysis of the client’s case.
• *Please apply the CREAC format
• Source(s) Of Law & Role Of Case Precedent In Attached Scenarios
• There are several attached ‘clients’ and potential legal claims: Jones, Sims, Obiako the and Adil.
• In each of the attached cases, one or more sources of law governed: constitutional law, statutory law, administrative law or common law. Some were federal and others were state sources. Discuss the following for each:
• 1) the source (or sources) of law that governed in each of these client’s cases
• 2) the role of case precedent in the analysis of the client’s case.
• *Please apply the CREAC format
• Source(s) Of Law & Role Of Case Precedent In Attached Scenarios
• There are several attached ‘clients’ and potential legal claims: Jones, Sims, Obiako the and Adil.
• In each of the attached cases, one or more sources of law governed: constitutional law, statutory law, administrative law or common law. Some were federal and others were state sources. Discuss the following for each:
• 1) the source (or sources) of law that governed in each of these client’s cases
• 2) the role of case precedent in the analysis of the client’s case.
• *Please apply the CREAC format