WESTLAW RESEARCH PRACTICE Lesson Three - Locating Relevant Case Law and KeyCite Directions: Read the following fact patterns and answer the accompanying questions. 1. Your client, Dreamy McSteamy is a popular motocross driver known far and wide for his long black hair, dangerous dark eyes, and zebra-striped motorcycle emblazoned with a purple number 7. Recently, a movie studio released an animated children's film featuring a handsome, smooth- talking, purple leopard-spotted motorcycle, with the number 7 prominently displayed on the gas tank. McSteamy wishes to file a claim against the studio on the grounds that the film's "star" bears an uncanny likeness to McSteamy's public image, and hence, violates his right of publicity. i. Locate and correctly cite relevant authority ii. Provide your exact search query iii. State the legal issue/s involved after studying the information therein iv. Locate an on point case from an Oklahoma State Court v. Is this case still good law? How do you know? Remember to use KeyCite to determine. vi. Does the case appear to work for or against your client? 2. Fozze Bear, stands convicted for the heinous murder of Miss Piggy. Your supervising attorney is filing an appeal based, in part, on negative comments made by the prosecutor regarding Mr. Bear. Apparently, prosecution referred to the defendant as "evil-doer" and a "son of the Devil" during her closing arguments. On this issue, your office asserts prosecutorial misconduct. The respondent counter-argues that counsel for the defense opened the door to these characterizations when, in his own closing argument, he stated that, "certainly, whoever committed this act is a devil's spawn." i. Locate and correctly cite relevant secondary authority ii. Provide your exact search query iii. State the legal issue/s involved after studying the information therein iv. Locate an on point case from the 3rd Circuit of the US Court of Appeals v. Is this case still good law? How do you know? Remember to use KeyCite to determine. vi. Review the Court's Holdings and the relevant headnote from the opinion. Does the case appear to work for or against your client?