Litigation logic a practical guide to effective argument Paul Bosanac.
Detalles de publicación: Chicago American Bar Association c2009.Descripción: xvii, 486 ill. 23 cmISBN:- 9781604425710
- 1604425717
- 347.73/75 22
- KF 8915 .B577 2009
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Learning to use, and defend against, informal fallacies are the keys to effective argument. This one-of-a-kind book examines informal fallacies and features a three-page Legal Logic Flow Chart to help identify the appropriate informal fallacy and counter them. Through the flow chart this book provides two legal examples on which to practice using the chart. This book is ideal for any lawyer who wants to craft a flawless argument.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
The legal logic flow chart -- The rules of legal logic -- Prohibited arguments -- Ad hominem (abusive): personal attacks -- Ad hominem (circumstantial): bias and prejudice -- Tu quoque: saying one thing, doing another -- Poisoning the well -- Appeal to authority -- Accent: emphasizing certain words -- Equivocation: shifts in meaning -- Amphiboly: which meaning is intended? -- Hypostatization: expressing abstractions -- Appealing to ignorance -- Pity: appealing to sympathy -- Hurling epithets -- Humor and ridicule -- Appealing to the mob -- Slippery slope -- Reductio ad absurdum -- Two wrongs rarely make a right -- Threats, force, and fear -- Begging the question -- The complex question -- False cause -- False analogy -- Either/or: hobson's choice -- Genetic: attacking the origin -- Red herrings -- Straw man -- Division: painting with the same brush -- Composition: one bad apple -- Sweeping generalizations -- Hasty generalizations -- Lies, damn lies, and statistics.