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A petition consists of three basic components: the "address", the "body" and the "request".
Basically, you need to explain the reason you are filing, what you would like to see happen (the relief you are requesting) and provide specific examples of what occurred that makes you think the judge should give you what you are asking for.
A letter can be four simple paragraphs that explain your demand. First paragraph: Summary. At the very top, state what you are asking the decision maker to do. ... Second paragraph: Problem. Describe the problem. ... Third paragraph: Solution. Paint a picture of the solution. ... Fourth paragraph: Action.
A petition can be three simple paragraphs that include your demand. First paragraph: Problem. Describe the problem. ... Second paragraph: Solution. Paint a picture of the solution. ... Third paragraph: Action. This is your demand?the action you want your decision maker to take to get from the problem to the solution.
The basic process of creating a petition includes: Writing a message and request about the change you'd like to see and why. Choosing the petition decision maker. Asking others to sign your petition. Delivering the petition to the recipient.