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This book critically examines the philosophy and application of law, questioning established legal dogmas and exploring the complexities of judicial decision-making. Drawing parallels with scientific critique, the author highlights the misuse of rhetoric and theoretical constructs in obscuring the essence of law. The work emphasizes the need for coherence, integrity, and autonomy in legal interpretation while rejecting relativism and emotional biases. Targeting legal scholars, practitioners, and those interested in jurisprudence, the book seeks to provoke thought on achieving 'the right thing' in law, offering a nuanced perspective on moral, ethical, and practical dimensions of legal systems.
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