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Meet MIRAT: Legal Reasoning Fragmented into Learnable Chunks
This paper sets out an acronym MIRAT which summarises the standard framework and cycle expected for answers in law school exams, and to a lesser extent for advice in legal practice. The letters stand for Material facts, Issues, Rules, Arguments each way, and Tentative conclusion.
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