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An International Journal of Legal and Political Thought
Volume 5, 2014 -
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Legal Reasoning as Fact Finding? A Contribution to the Analysis of Criminal Adjudication
Federico Picinali
LSE Law, London. I am indebted to Mike Redmayne, Peter Tillers, Carlo Sotis, Neil Duxbury, Jeremy Horder, David Hamer, David Kershaw and Paddy Long for the invaluable exchanges I had with them while carrying out research for this paper. An earlier version was presented at the workshop on Formal Argument and Evidential Inference at the International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Law 2013; I am grateful to all participants for their consideration and valuable comments. Finally, I am particularly grateful to the Jurisprudence referees for their helpful feedback during the review process. All websites accessed October 2014.
Pages 299-328
Published online: 07 May 2015
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Original Articles
Legal Reasoning as Fact Finding? A Contribution to the Analysis of Criminal Adjudication
Federico Picinali
LSE Law, London. I am indebted to Mike Redmayne, Peter Tillers, Carlo Sotis, Neil Duxbury, Jeremy Horder, David Hamer, David Kershaw and Paddy Long for the invaluable exchanges I had with them while carrying out research for this paper. An earlier version was presented at the workshop on Formal Argument and Evidential Inference at the International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Law 2013; I am grateful to all participants for their consideration and valuable comments. Finally, I am particularly grateful to the Jurisprudence referees for their helpful feedback during the review process. All websites accessed October 2014.
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