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Preliminary issue means an issue related to the jurisdiction of an adjudicator, the standing of a grievor or appellant to present the grievance or appeal, or the timeliness of a grievance or appeal.
The purpose of a preliminary statement is to give the reader a concise rendering of the case. It should identify the party, the order being appealed from, why the appeal was taken and the result sought. It is helpful to include the order entry date and the judge who rendered the decision.
An effective issue statement includes three critical components: (i) the controlling law, (ii) the legal question, and (iii) the legally significant facts. by mentioning only your clients right to freedom of speech. The legal question poses the precise legal issue that the court must decide.
Here is an example of an issue statement on whether your jurisdiction will adopt a new cause of action: Will the court recognize a civil action for invasion of personal privacy and award damages when a banks employee examined Jordan Williams bank account without authorization over a period of 10 months?
The preliminary statement, or introduction, is among the most critical parts of a brief. Indeed, the preliminary statement affords you the opportunity to concisely and persuasively explain why you should win, and thus make an excellent first impression on the reader.
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