Did you know there’s a magic formula in legal writing? Lawyers use it. Judges use it. You can too.

Called CREAC, it stands for Conclusion-Rule-Explanation-Analysis-Conclusion. Its older cousin, IRAC, has been the go-to law school exam formula for decades: Issue, Rule (and Explanation), Analysis, Conclusion. Both organizations give you the roadmap needed to turn a jumble of thoughts into a clear, incisive answer to any legal question.

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⚖️ SCOTUS EXAMPLE: Justice Sotomayor shows how to CREAC
📝 EXERCISE: Try to spot all five IRAC & CREAC parts
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You can be a great legal writer.