identify the claim, evidence and warrant.?

Question

You’re going to ace this exam because you kept up with your reading all semester long

Answer 1

I would say the warrant is the statement in its entirety.

Warrant can be more closely compared to the words pledge or promise, therefore it's the combination of both the claim and the evidence.

The claim: You're going to ace this exam

The evidence: you kept up with your reading...

Answer 2

Claim: You're going to ace this exam

Evidence: You kept up with your reading all semester long.

The term "warrant" is usually synonymous with the term "evidence".

Answer 3

What is the cause of action in the written complaint.

What facts are there to support the claim and survive a demurrer.

Is the warrant valid (i.e. probable cause existing, neutral detached magistrate, and expressed facts given in a reasonable level of detail and particularity).