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Karl Llewellyn's advice to lawyers is that while they must provide the court a technical ladder justifying the result, what the lawyer must really do
Karl Llewellyn's advice to lawyers is that while they must provide the court a "technical ladder" justifying the result, what the lawyer must really do is, "On the facts...persuade the court your case is sound." Llewellyn, K. The Bramble, New York, Oceana, 1930.
Discuss the above proposition from the perspective of the Realists' theory of adjudication, giving appropriate illustrations
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Environmental Law Text Cases And Materials
Authors: Elizabeth Fisher, Bettina Lange, Eloise Scotford
2nd Edition
0198811071, 978-0198811077
