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Law's Empire
Ronald Dworkin · United States · English
Why we recommend it
A major theory of how judges should decide hard cases.
Dworkin argues that law is an interpretive practice and that judges should read the law in its best moral light. It is demanding and much discussed.
Best for
Advanced students interested in legal philosophy.
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