Book Description

Law and philosophy are closely related to each other. Legal philosophy, as the name suggests, is based on law and philosophy. Philosophy shares certain traditional research methods and research priorities. Legal theory, on the other hand, is that in a democratic government, lawmakers regulate legal norms. Lawyers also help people with the law. The law deals with important concepts such as obligations and rights. Judges also give special attention to the nature of law. The justification of the punishment and the appropriateness of punishing only attempted crimes etc. are indispensable for law. Considerable information about law as a social institution, specific practices and techniques of analysis and discussion is covered in this book. Philosophical thoughts are also explained in a very broad way in the book. This book also describes how to construct legal arguments, how to interpret analytical writings, how to challenge these legal arguments, and how to explain their own comprehensive analytical statements.

Book Details

• ISBN:
  978-1-56297-803-7

• Binding:
  Paperback

• Size:
  7.6 x 5.3 inch

• Pages:
  279

• Year:
  2020