> Legal practice demands an unbroken chain between facts, statutory doctrine, analytical reasoning, and client-ready work product.
I really find legal models kind of insulting and the people who think they are a good idea are being intentionally obtuse. The law isn’t based of base axioms and we literally just make stuff up a lot of the time. Everyday law usually isn’t breaking new ground, but if that’s the target, these models don’t have much value there either.
I really find legal models kind of insulting and the people who think they are a good idea are being intentionally obtuse. The law isn’t based of base axioms and we literally just make stuff up a lot of the time. Everyday law usually isn’t breaking new ground, but if that’s the target, these models don’t have much value there either.