https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/18pdf/17-419_n75o.pdf

1.) Who are the parties in the case? (Don't simply recite the call of the case. Explain who the events are and why they may be inquisitive about the final results of the case.) 2.) What does the Court not overlook as the main criminal dispute or disputes in the case? This isn't always constantly similar to the principle of real dispute within the case, so look cautiously at what factors of regulation the Court is discussing. 3.) What is the Court's decision? What justice wrote the majority opinion? What appears to be the reasoning at the back of the Court's selection? What instances does the Court cite? 4.) If there are dissenting and concurring opinions, what do they say? Who has written the one opinion? If the selection of the Court is unanimous, please make sure to signify that the selection is unanimous a good way to acquire credit. 5. Do you agree or disagree with the majority of people? Why? If you disagree with the majority, do you accept the concurring or dissenting opinions as true?