Case 3: Segal Goal Read a case and create a brief of the judge's analysis. Compare your response to a sample answer document. Process 1. Read the case below. 2. Create a Word document with your name on the first line. Name the document you create LWc3_yourname. doc (or docx or pdf). 3. Create a case brief. It should include the case name and citation and the following headers: Facts Question or Issue Answer or Holding or Rule of Law Application 4. Now submit your brief. Keep a file copy for yourself. This exercise is required but will not be graded. Segal v. Chelsea, 619 N.E. 2d 555, 319 Mass. 234 (1992). Tom Segal was seven years old. His friend, Charlie Chelsea, was eight. Tom and Charlie were playing cards on the front porch of Charlie's home. The front porch was approximately 15 feet by 10 feet. It was a hot and humid day in July; the temperature was 96 degrees. Also on the porch was Charlie's dog. Finn. Finn was a 135-pound Leonberger. Earlier in the year, Finn had given birth to a litter of nine puppies. All the puppies had been sold when they were eight weeks old, and Finn had fully recovered from the birthing. However, Finn was still recovering from being hit by an automobile three weeks earlier. As a result of being hit by the automobile, Finn had