Chapter Two's case problem: You will he asked to practice You be the Judge 2.1 Count Structure When answering the problem, pretend you are the judge on the Court of Queen's Bench in Alberta, and that you need to decide the legal case that has just been argued in front of you. 1. Ask yourself: Are there any legal precedents that you must follow in your decision- making {i.e., that are binding on you 1? If not, are any of the cases discussed in the case problem relevant to parties' situation? Think about court hierarchy, rule of law and precedent doctrines. 2. If we have time we will complete #2 Papandreou Financial Services problem on p 57