Thinking Like a Lawyer: A New Introduction to Legal Reasoning
Frederick Schauer’s Thinking Like a Lawyer introduces readers to the distinctive forms of reasoning used in law. Clear and broadly accessible, it provides a foundation for understanding legal analysis, argument, and interpretation, making it a useful starting point for students and anyone curious about how lawyers think.
About This Book
Thinking Like a Lawyer offers an introduction to the methods and habits associated with legal reasoning.
Frederick Schauer presents legal thought as a subject that can be studied, practiced, and understood by readers beyond the legal profession.
The book provides a foundation for examining how legal arguments are formed and evaluated.
It is suited to students, aspiring lawyers, and anyone interested in the principles behind legal analysis.
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