Question

In legal reasoning, the facts of a case suggest that there is an issue. This issue may already be governed by a rule of law. When the facts are compared to the rule, an analysis of the case can be developed. From this analysis, a _[blank]_ can be made as to whether or not the _[blank]_ applies to the _[blank]_.
Which three words, in order, best complete the statement?

A-conclusion; rule; facts
B-conclusion; issue; rule
C-rule; conclusion; issue
D-rule; issue; analysis

Answer 1

Answer: D. Rule; Issue; Analysis. From this analysis, a Rule can be made as to whether or not the Issue applies to the Analysis. It sounds best to me.

Thank You For Your Time,

~Esther

Answer 2

Answer:

A-conclusion; rule; facts,

From this analysis, a conclusion can be made as to whether or not the rule applies to the facts.

Explanation:

By process of elimination and three 95% attempts, I concluded the answer was A.