A very insightful and thought-provoking summary of the traditions and methods of legal reasoning. Makes you realise how law, philosophy, logic, policy, societal

A very insightful and thought-provoking summary of the traditions and methods of legal reasoning. Makes you realise how law, philosophy, logic, policy, societal traditions are tightly integrated in what we assume to be "independent" judicial systems. There's some spirit and philosophy behind the text of the law, there is morality involved with each particular act of the suspected person, and matching a particular case to a particular rule is a hard problem.