Argument: establishing belief by structured reasoning and inferential premises to support legal propositions in practice. Argument is characterized as an effort to establish belief through a sequence of reasoning, understood in legal discourse as presentation of inferences ... Summary
Argument: establishing belief by structured reasoning and inferential premises to support legal propositions in practice.
Argument is characterized as an effort to establish belief through a sequence of reasoning, understood in legal discourse as presentation of inferences derived from premises whose truth is taken to be indisputable or highly probable, and is cross-referenced with oral argument within practice-oriented legal manuals and reference guides.
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