Examples in legal reasoning: legal hypotheticals

Edwina Rissland Michener

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Artificial Intelligence in Law Logic, Reasoning, and Knowledge AI-based Problem Solving and Planning

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This paper discusses examples, particularly hypotheticals, their use and generation, in legal reasoning. It examines the use of sequences of hypotheticals.

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