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QUESTION(S) PRESENTED The most important part of any written legal analysis is the statement and framing of the issues to be addressed. In legal memoranda, trial motions, and appellate briefs, this role is filled by the question presented.1 The question presented (or, in some cases, the questions presented) is a crucial part of any
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