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Analogizing from legal principles strengthens legal arguments from "summary" of Thinking Like a Lawyer by Kenneth J. Vandevelde

Analogizing from legal principles is a fundamental aspect of constructing strong legal arguments. By drawing parallels between the facts of a case and established legal principles, a lawyer can effectively persuade a judge or jury of the validity of their argument. This process involves identifying key similarities between the current situation and past cases where certain legal principles were applied. Analogizing allows a lawyer to leverage the precedents set by previous decisions, demonstrating how those rulings should be applied to the present case. This not only adds weight to the argument but also helps to establish a clear and logical framework for the legal a...
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    Thinking Like a Lawyer

    Kenneth J. Vandevelde

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