Learning how lawyers think
Thinking Like a Lawyer
Frederick Schauer · United States · English
Why we recommend it
A clear account of what is special about legal reasoning: rules, precedent and analogy.
Schauer asks what makes legal reasoning different from ordinary reasoning, and answers with chapters on rules, precedent, analogy and authority. It is written for readers who are curious, not only for lawyers.
Best for
First-year students and anyone who wants to understand how lawyers argue.
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