1. Write the title of the case and the bibliographic record

2. Mention the parties involved in the case, duly identified as plaintiffs or defendants, etc.

3. What is the main controversy that arises in the case. (The controversy its always that question that the court asks itself to which it must respond to solve the problem at hand).

4. A summary of the facts that led to the case coming to court. (Those particularities that gave rise to the conflict between the parties)

5. A summary of the legal reasoning that the court used to resolve the controversy.

6. Indicate what the verdict was, that is, what was the final disposition made by the court supreme on the case.

7. What is the effect that the verdict or sentence have.

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