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The Judicial Decision: Towards a theory of legal justification

RM29.54 MYR
The Judicial Decision: Towards a theory of legal justification - Thryft
The Judicial Decision: Towards a theory of legal justification - Thryft
The Judicial Decision: Towards a theory of legal justification - Thryft
The Judicial Decision: Towards a theory of legal justification - Thryft
The Judicial Decision: Towards a theory of legal justification - Thryft
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The Judicial Decision: Towards a theory of legal justification

RM29.54 MYR
Publisher: Stanford University Press
Related Collections: Law

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Author: Richard A. Wassertrom
Publisher: Stanford University Press, 1961
Condition: Softcover, wear and tear to cover, some highlights, interior clean
Wasserstrom's reappraisal of many timeworn theories of judicial decision clears the ground of much dead wood thought by too many still to be living. In a more positive vein, he has stated with remarkable clarity and perception the considerations that determine the adequacy of a judicial decision process and which, properly applied, afford a means of appraising particular decisions.

 

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