A Synthetic Approach to Legal Adjudication

San Diego Law Review 42:519-532 (2005)
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Abstract

When faced with a dispute concerning how a given legal provision (whether constitutional or statutory) applies to a particular set of facts, how should a judge proceed? It is commonplace to say that, in the first instance, she should look to the meanings of the words that constitute the provision itself. If she is lucky, then the relevant meanings are clear; and if the facts are not in dispute, then the resolution is obvious. Unfortunately.

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Samuel C. Rickless
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