Let's say that you had a very difficult case where your client is being sued, the facts are not on your side, how would you issue spot to make sure that your client has the best defense?

1. Detail the steps for identifying the issue(s) in a client's case.
2. Succinctly state the key facts and "issue("s) from thecase "Morgan v. Greenwaldt"
3. What is the difference between broad and narrow for mutation of an issue?
4. Describe the elements of a narrow issue statement and why it is important to narrowly phrase an issue when engaging in Legal Writing
5. What would a narrow statement look like in the following statement?

Key Facts: An individual on a radio talk show states that all the town's psychiatrists are frauds.