The Law of Non-Contradiction is manifestly false in the arena of legal reasoning, at least in common-law jurisdictions such as the United States. Given just about any desired conclusion, one can come up with a logically valid legal argument in favor of it.. (I can’t speak for how things are done in civil law jurisdictions, such as France.)
The Law of Non-Contradiction is manifestly false in the arena of legal reasoning, at least in common-law jurisdictions such as the United States. Given just about any desired conclusion, one can come up with a logically valid legal argument in favor of it.. (I can’t speak for how things are done in civil law jurisdictions, such as France.)