Reason in Law
Released: Jan 01, 1997
Publisher: Taylor&Francis
Format: Textbook Binding, 194 pages
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Description:
This classic text explains how judges and lawyers argue about the law and focuses on the political importance of legal decision-making. Reason In Law examines the differences between well- and badly-reasoned legal decisions and is liberally sprinkled with examples of "badly" reasoned cases.
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