What goes in a case brief?
Typically the relevant facts, the procedural history, the legal issue, the holding, and the court's reasoning. Keep the facts to what actually bears on the issue. Long fact sections are the most common way to write a brief that is both longer and worth less.
This comes up on Business Law and Ethics Cases, where it is answered in the context of the work itself.
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