As preparation for this project please do the following: (1) Review the material on mens rea, and causation, in the Hall text. (2) Read the discussion of proximate cause, including relevant examples, from the National Paralegal College. The discussion can be accessed here: Proximate Cause (3) Read, and review as necessary, the following resources on briefing legal cases, including: from the John Jay College of Criminal Justice, an article explaining how to brief a legal case: How to Brief A Case from LexisNexis, an extensive article on writing law school case briefs: How to Write a Case Brief (4) Read the case excerpt State v. Leech, 114 Wn.2d 700 (1990) on digital pages 99 - 100 of the Hall text. (5) From justia.com, read the Washington Supreme Court's full opinion resolving the Leech case: State v. Leech, 114 Wn.2d 700 (1990)Links to an external site. After you have finished preparing, complete the activity below: Brief State v. Leech, 114 Wn.2d 700 (1990). The brief should be in a format similar to the examples from the Resources listed above, and specifically include the seven elements of a student brief as listed in the How to Brief A Case resource above