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For questions about the or a theory or philosophy of law: the concept of law, the nature of law, law and morality, interpretive approaches, etc. Not to be used generally to refer to case-law. Law schools sometimes use "Jurisprudence" in this way.
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Can a person be found guilty based purely on statistical evidence?
Imagine that there is a home care worker Alice who takes care of some great number of outpatients. Some significant proportion of them have reported thefts, although none of them suspect Alice. Since …
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