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| SEPARATING A WHOLE INTO ITS PARTS FOR THE PURPOSE OF EXAMINATION |
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| EXAMINATING LEGAL RULES IN RELATION TO SPECIFIC SET OF FACTS TO DETERMINE A PROBABLE CAUSE |
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| ANALOGICAL FORMS OF ANALYTICAL REASONING |
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| STARE DECISIS PRINCIPLES - LIKE CASES SHOULD BE DECIDED ALIKE - DIFFERENT CASES SHOULD BE DECEISDED DIREFFERNTLY. IF DIFFERENCES ARE IMPORTANT. YOU HAVE TO BE ABLE TO LOOK AT A CASE AND FIGURE OUT THE LEGAL DIFFERENCES. |
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| SPECIFIC TO GENERAL REASONING; YOU START WITH SPECIFIC EVENTS/STUDIES/RESEARCH TO FORM A GENERAL RULE; |
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| DEDUCTIVE REASONING - PARAMID APPROACH |
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| SYLLOGISM. YOU MUST GO FROM GENERAL TO SPECIFIC. START WITH GENERAL RULES/TRUTHS TO REACH SPECIFIC CONCLUSION (CALLED A SYLLOGISM. A=B, AND C=A. THEREFORE, C=B THE REASONING MUST BE LOGICAL. |
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| WHAT ARE THE PRINCIPLES OF STARE DECISES |
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| LIKE CASES DECIDED ALIKE; DIFFERENT CASES DECIDED DIFFERENTLY IF DIFFERENCE ARE IMPORTANT |
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IS THE PROCESS USED TO REACH A DECISION OR A CONCLUSION. A PARTICULAR JUDGMENT IS GOOD OR BAD, DEPENDING ON ITS CONSEQUENCES. TO EXERCISE GOOD JUDGMENT ONE UST.
KNOW THE OUTCOME, HAVE AN UNDERSTANDING, USE RESOURCES, UNDERSTAND THE FACTS, EXERCCISE SOUND ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES, AND BE SENSITIVE TO ETHICAL OBLICATIONS AND TO THE PUBLIC RELATIONS IMPACT OF ANY ACTIONS TAKEN OR OMITTED |
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