How do I prepare a comprehensive and a thumbnail brief using the IRAC method for Marbury v. Madison 5 U.S. 137 (1803).

The ten parts of comprehensive brief:

1. Citation:

2. Parties:

3. Objective of the Parties:

4. Theories of the Parties:

5. History of the Litigation:

6. Facts:

7. Issues:

8. Holdings:

9. Reasoning:

10. Disposition

The six parts of comprehensive brief:

1. Citation:

2. Facts:

3. Issue:

4. Holding:

5. Reasoning:

6. Dispostion: