Evidence receipt / belief
Published · transcript-backedJamal Greene: belief
1 Jun 2022 Conversations with Tyler Jamal Greene on Reconceiving Rights
“I think as long as its limits are understood, it’s not a problem, just as any other form of reasoning has its limits.”
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- Jamal Greene
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- belief
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- 1 Jun 2022
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- Conversations with Tyler
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…What do you think is the biggest general problem with law and economics style of reasoning? I think as long as its limits are understood, it’s not a problem, just as any other form of reasoning has its limits. Sometimes we confuse internal debates about interpretation, internal debates about the right answer to legal problems with the external question of what’s the right answer in this case? What I mean by that is that it’s perfectly sensible to say that the right answer to a legal question should be specified through law and economics, so long as you understand that other methods are also legitimate, and you’re actually trying to stake a claim within a conversation about the method. So long as people understand those limits, it’s all fair game. What’s the best way to improve America’s legal education system? We put you in charge. What do you change?…
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