Systematic Legal Theory

Author: McCormick
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book is a compilation of papers previously published separately by McCormick and Weinberger. Therefore, in the synthesis of their arguments, in their critiques and absorptions of conflicting theories, and in the explanation and connection of various parts of the authors' own theories, it is not without flaws. In practical discussions, sound common sense and wisdom are the foundation for coordinating various value relationships and making correct decisions. However, legal theory must further pursue the principles of legal judgment that operate between professional expertise and a sense of social justice, including procedural rules and substantive rules as standards for the rationality and legitimacy of arguments.