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IRAC Rubric
IRAC Rubric
Negotiation & Conflict Resolution
Rubric Code:
ZX9B36B
By
aterpollari
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Subject:
Law
Type:
Assignment
Grade Levels:
Undergraduate
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IRAC
Unsatisfactory
(N/A)
Minimal
(N/A)
Effective
(N/A)
Outstanding
(N/A)
Issue
Unsatisfactory
The relevant area of law is not identified.<BR>
0 marks
Minimal
The area of law is correctly identified but the statement does not clearly describe the legal problem(s) that need to be addressed.<BR>
0.5 - 1 mark
Effective
The area of law and the legal problem(s) to be addressed are identified but the description of the problem(s) are not clear or are incomplete.<BR>
1.5 - 2.5 marks
Outstanding
The area of law and the legal problem(s) to be addressed are identified and clearly and completely described<BR>
3 marks
Rules
Unsatisfactory
No relevant legal principles have been identified.<BR>
0 marks
Minimal
Some identification of relevant legal principes but the correct source of authority (Section of Act or relevant case) has not been cited.<BR>
0.5 - 2 marks
Effective
All or most of the relevant legal principles and their correct source of authority has been cited but the explanation of the principles is not clear or is incomplete.<BR>
2.5 - 4 marks
Outstanding
All relevant legal principles are clearly explained and their correct source of authority is given<BR>
4.5 marks
Application/Analysis
Unsatisfactory
The discussion of the facts does not refer to any relevant legal principles.<BR>
0 marks
Minimal
The discussion considers some of the relevant legal principles but does not apply those principles to the key facts to support logical arguments about how the Issue(s) will be resolved.<BR>
0.5 - 3 marks
Effective
The discussion considers the application of most of the relevant legal principles to the key facts but the arguments are not clear or are incomplete.<BR>
3.5 marks -5.5 marks
Outstanding
The discussion is a clear and comprehensive analysis of the relevant legal principles and their application to the facts to support logical arguments about how the Issue(s) will be resolved<BR>
6 marks
Conclusion
Unsatisfactory
The Conclusion is not stated or is not supported.<BR>
0 marks
Minimal
The Conclusion is supported by some of the arguments but does not explain how they address the Issue(s).<BR>
0.5 marks
Effective
The Conclusion is supported by most of the arguments but the explanation of how those arguments address the Issue(s) is not clear or is incomplete<BR>
1 mark
Outstanding
The Conclusion is well supported by arguments in the Application section and clearly explains how those arguments address the Issue(s).<BR>
1.5 marks
Keywords:
Case Brief, Legal, Case Study
Subjects:
Law
Types:
Homework
Assignment
Writing
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