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The Forward-Looking Requirement of Formal Justice: Neil MacCormick on Consequential Reasoning
Jurisprudence, 2015This paper discusses a much-neglected aspect of Neil MacCormick's theory of legal reasoning, namely what he calls ‘consequential reasoning’. For MacCormick, consequential reasoning is both an omnipresent feature of legal reasoning in England and Scotland, as well as being a valuable one.
Maksymilian Del
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Reform and Tradition: Changes and Continuities in Neil MacCormick’s Concept of Law
Law and Philosophy Library, 2011La Torre considers the unfolding of D. Neil MacCormick’s legal theory by reference to the concept of law endorsed by the Scottish philosopher. La Torre claims that the legal theory of MacCormick is the true heir to the normative project underlying Hart’s legal theory, in the precise sense that it has pushed to its logical and normative conclusion the ...
Massimo la Torre
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