Rhetoric and the Rule of Law: A Theory of Legal Reasoning

Neil MacCormick

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Comparative constitutional jurisprudence studies Legal processes and jurisprudence Legal Language and Interpretation

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1. Prologue: Institutional Theory and the Lawmaker's Perspective 2. The Rule of Law and the Arguable Character of Law 3. On the Legal Syllogism 4. Defending Deductivism 5. Universals and Particulars 6. Judging by Consequences 7. Arguing about Interpretation 8. Using Precedents 9. Being Reasonable 10. Coherence, Principles, and Analogies 11. Legal Narratives 12. Arguing Defeasibly 13. Judging Mistakenly?

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