If the judge’s name is found on the cover but authorship is not proved, what is the warranted conclusion?

Supplementary Practice 13: Attribution, Quotation and Evidential Restraint in Rhetorical Analysis

• An inscription on the cover is conclusive proof of attribution
• A differing seal establishes both name and letter as fictitious
• An inscription with the judge’s name makes other evidence unnecessary
• The inscription and the authorial attribution are distinct propositions