Groff v DeJoy (USPS) 2022.pdf Download Groff v DeJoy (USPS) 2022.pdf Read the attached case, then write a case brief explaining what the case is about. Your brief should include (but does not have to be strictly in this order): Issue statement: What issue is the court asked to decide? Recall that often, it is useful to try and formulate your issue statement using "whether/when" language. Rule: What rule (or rules, if more than one) of law is the court using to decide the case? I.e., is there a statute? Is the court using case law (common law)? Identify the source and then explain the rule (or rules) that the court will apply to the facts of the case. If a rule has necessary elements or factors for weighing, you should identify those as well (hint: this case involves a federal statute). Analysis/Application: When the court applies the rule(s) to the facts of this case, what do they decide? If a rule has elements, were all the elements met? If a rule has factors for weighing, discuss the court's conclusion on each of the factors considered. Conclusion: What was the outcome? (Was the case affirmed? Sent back to the lower court for some further activity? Overturned entirely?) Was the outcome in favor of the appealing party? Section I.A. explains who the appealing party is. Section I.B. gives the factual background. Section I.C. explains the decision of the lower court (Federal District Court) and explains the issues appealed (these are also articulated at the beginning of their respective sections later in the opinion). Section II.A. identifies the law the Court of Appeals must use in evaluating the issue. Sections II.B. and II.C. are where the Court's analysis can be found. Section IV. (don't ask me why we skip) contains the Court's conclusion. This takes you to page 8 of the PDF, and you can stop there. While there is a dissenting opinion after the majority opinion, you do not need to read it or address it in your brief. There is no specific word requirement for this assignment, but you must include all four parts of the IRAC model as detailed above. As a hint, it would be very difficult to do this in less than 600 words