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Analyzing a case study Analyzing a case study Rubric Code: U4B745 By nicholi Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Law Type: Assignment Grade Levels: (none)

Final Case Study
	Missing 0 pts	Not Yet 1 pts	Progressing 2 pts	Competent 3 pts	Exceeds 4 pts
Facts of case	Missing omits all facts	Not Yet summarizes case but some major facts are missing	Progressing presents most major facts of case, but some important details are missing	Competent presents correct and detailed summary	Exceeds presents accurate & concise case summary
Legal Issue	Missing doesn't identify legal issue	Not Yet incorrectly identifies	Progressing correctly identifies	Competent correctly identifies and generally explains legal issue	Exceeds correctly identifies and specifically explains legal issue
Rule, Precedent, or Test	Missing doesn't identify	Not Yet incorrectly identifies	Progressing correctly identifies	Competent correctly identifies and generally explains the rule, precedent, or test.	Exceeds correctly identifies & specifically explains rule, precedent, or test
Court's decision	Missing doesn't describe	Not Yet mistakenly relays incorrect court decision such as Ontario Court appeal vs. SCC	Progressing states decision, but doesn't define or analyze it.	Competent accurately defines & analyzes relevant legal concepts with examples.	Exceeds develops decision entirely, cites several relevant legal concepts, details, and examples
Court's reasons for decision	Missing doesn't provide	Not Yet incorrectly identifies	Progressing identifies at least one reason but no analysis	Competent identifies at least one reason and offers some analysis	Exceeds identifies all reasons and offers some analysis
Significance	Missing doesn't explain significance of case.	Not Yet Significance of case unclear or inaccurate	Progressing describes significance of case for one of the parties	Competent describes significance of case for all parties or society	Exceeds explains significance of case for all parties and society.