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Jurisprudence in Contemporary Perspective
inference. It is exactly the rather absurd and, in fact, impossible proposition that all legal decisions should flow with the necessity of formal logic from antecedently known premises that lies at the bottom of all those theories of jurisprudence which desperately though not always convincingly att
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