A case contains a general text, a valid exception, uncertain individual facts and an additional proposed analogy. What sequence is needed?
Capstone Practice: Diagnosing Legal Reasoning Errors and Weighing Evidence
- Only the lexical definition of the general phrase
- Only the view of the more distinguished litigant
- Assume every additional proposed analogy succeeds
- Relation among proofs, scope of exception, individual facts, and conditions of analogy