In general, you and your group should follow the $6$ step process below in

preparing written case analyses:

Step $1$: Carefully read the case, making sure you understand it fully;

Step $2$: Identify the area of law involved and the legal issue$($s$)$ presented;

Step $3$: Set out the elements or requirements that must be shown to address

the legal issue$($s$)$;

Step $4$: Analyse the case to determine whether each required element or

requirement is present regarding each legal issue raised by the case;

Step $5$: Sometimes it is also necessary to analyse whether there are defenses

available that would eliminate or reduce the amount of liability $$ include this

in your analysis; and,

Step $6$: Present your decision$($s$)/$conclusion$($s$),$ showing that they are based on

$($and consistent with$)$ your analysis.

Some of the Assignment Cases have specific questions that are asked at the

end of the case. You should be sure to address these in presenting your

analysis and conclusions.

A brawl at a popular Halifax nightclub called the Dome resulted in $38$

arrests and the suspension of the Dome$$s liquor license. Government

officials believe that one$-$dollar drinks offered by the Dome are one factor

contributing to such violence. $$This has blown into a cultural problem,

and one of the issues we have identified is low$-$price, deep$-$discount

drinks,$$ said Barry Barnet, then Nova Scotia$$s Minister of Health

Promotion and Protection. The Nova Scotia government expressed its

hopes to develop recommendations to address problems associated with

excess alcohol consumption. From a risk management perspective, how

should local bar owners approach governmental concern over bar

violence?$$