The total word count is 3,500 + 10% divided in the following way:
1. Case Note represents 2,500 words + 10% excluding footnotes, appendices, and bibliography.
2. Blog representing 1000 words + 10% excluding footnotes, appendices, and bibliography
Demonstrate a detailed and analytical knowledge and understanding
of the legal principles and awareness of the established concepts and
competing ideas within European Union Law.
LO3. Analytically apply knowledge to problems, construct legal arguments and propose solutions to problems arising from that analysis within European Union Law.
LO4. Analyse a range of authoritative and reliable materials, including primary legal sources and academic commentary, relevant to European Union Law
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L05. Effectively tailor communication of European Union Law to a variety of audiences in writing The assessment contains two components:
1. Produce notes for a case note on Case C200/02 Zhu and Chen You will need to critically analyze an AI generated case note.
This case consists of two parts. First the Advocate Generals Opinion and second, the Judgment of the Court. Your task is to consider the AI produced case note from which you will develop you own ideas/notes.
2. Write a blog on Case C-200/02 Zhu and Chen.. The blog should be on an aspect of the case that your solicitors firm feels is important. The audience need not be legally trained
Case Note: A case note is an analysis and overview of a legal case, and it typically has two parts: a case summary and a case analysis:
1.Case summary- A description of the case’s facts, legal reasoning, and procedural history.
2.Case analysis-An analysis that discusses the case’s legal implications and impact or the development of one aspect of the case.
The primary aim of a case note is to critically analyse a particular opinion and decision and the effect it has on the law. Critically analyse can be a confusing phrase, so considering some of the following questions may be a useful starting point:
Blog
1. Choose one issue from the case which you feel is worth communicating.
2. Choose an audience for your blog, e.g. professionals, students, interested parties.
3. Decide what information you wish to impartwhat are you saying and why, is it clear, will your audience understand and why they should read it?
4. Will this be a one-off blog or will it be part of a series of blogs on the case/similar cases.
5. Determine how your blog will lookjust text or photographs, chats etc
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