Thinking Like a Lawyer: A New Introduction to Legal Reasoning

by Frederick Schauer

Education Law

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A clear introduction to the methods and reasoning processes that define legal thinking and practice.

ASIN B006SW1LB6 Views 174 Publisher Harvard University Press Year 2009 Edition Reprint Format Kindle Edition Product Group Digital Ebook Purchas Pages 256 Created March 23, 2026 Updated September 26, 2026

About This Book

Thinking Like a Lawyer introduces readers to the fundamental principles of legal reasoning.

The book explores how lawyers analyze problems, interpret rules, and construct arguments.

It examines the differences between legal reasoning and other forms of reasoning.

Readers gain insight into precedent, analogy, and the role of authority in law.

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