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The questions worth taking back to the source
A case file is a starting point for understanding, rather than an invitation to speculate.
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Separate the question from the answer
It is easy for a question to become an assumption when it is repeated. Writing down what a source actually establishes, alongside what it leaves open, keeps those two things apart.
Notice where an account begins
A first-hand account, a later recollection, and a summary have different contexts. Understanding where a piece of information comes from helps us decide which further questions to ask.
Keep people in view
A case is more than an engaging puzzle. This preview imagines a case-file section that gives readers a place to explore context thoughtfully, without presenting speculation as a finding.
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