Drawing on recent work in legal theory, AI and law, this book develops a new account of precedential constraint as well as the balance achieved in the common law between constraint and freedom and applies a theory grounded in defeasible logic to legal reasoning and legal decision-making.
Drawing on recent work in legal theory, AI and law, this book develops a new account of precedential constraint as well as the balance achieved in the common law between constraint and freedom and applies a theory grounded in defeasible logic to legal reasoning and legal decision-making.
John Horty is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Maryland. He is the author of three previous books as well as papers on a variety of topics in logic, philosophy, artificial intelligence, and law. His most recent book is Reasons as Defaults (2012).
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1. The reason model 2. Exploring the reason model 3. Some alternative models 4. Supporting the reason model 5. Natural reasoning 6. Constraining natural reasoning 7. Dimensions and magnitudes Appendix Index.
Introduction 1. The reason model 2. Exploring the reason model 3. Some alternative models 4. Supporting the reason model 5. Natural reasoning 6. Constraining natural reasoning 7. Dimensions and magnitudes Appendix Index.
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