Moral Theory and Legal Reasoning
Scott Brewer (ed.)
Garland Pub. (1998)
| Abstract | The articles in this volume consider at what stage of legal reasoning should a judge or lawyer make specifically moral judgments. | |||||||||
| Keywords | Law Methodology Law Interpretation and construction Judicial process Law and ethics Reasoning | |||||||||
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| Call number | K213.P494 1998 vol. 3 | |||||||||
| ISBN(s) | 0815326548 0815326572 9780815326571 | |||||||||
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