Research case Gallardo v. Marstiller

Use link 20210309140959810_Final - Gallardo SCOTUS Petition for Cert.pdf (supremecourt.gov) for reference.

In your brief, you should include the following information:

1. the Facts (What happened that caused the plaintiff to sue?)
2. the Plaintiff's Theory (Why Plaintiff's thinks is right)
3. the Defendant's Theory (Why Defendant's thinks is right)
4. the Legal Issue (a yes or no question)
5. the Holding of the Court (Yes or no--answers the legal issue).
6. The Reasoning of the Court (i.e.: what facts and laws did the court rely on to decide the case; why the case was decided in the winner's favor; why did the other side lose)
7. The Dissent (a summary dissent)