How Judges Think Richard A Posner Harvard University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Law Legal

A Distinguished And Experienced Appellate Court Judge Richard Posner Offers In This New Book Unique To Orthodox Legal Thinkers Startling Perspective On How Judges Justices Decide Cases When Conventional Materials Enable Ascertain The True Facts Of Case Apply Clear Pre-Existing Rules Them Argues They Do So Straightforwardly That Is Domain Legalist Reasoning However Non-Routine Run Out Are Their Own Navigating Uncharted Seas With Equipment Consisting Experience Emotions Often Unconscious Beliefs Doing Take Legislative Role Though One Confined By Internal External Constraints Such As Professional Ethics Opinions Respected Colleagues Limitations Imposed Other Branches Government Freewheeling Judicial Discretion Occasional Legislators Motivated Political Considerations Broad Sometimes Narrow Sense Term Open Area Most American Pragmatists Pragmatism Forward-Looking Policy-Based It Focuses Consequences Decision Both Short Long Rather Than Its Antecedent Logic Understood Really Just Form Ordinary Practical Some Special Kind Supreme Uniquely Free From Tempted Engage Forms Adjudication More Any Best Σελίδες: 400 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0501 Διαστάσεις: 15 6X15 6Cm