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Two propositions

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Here are two propositions to ponder. One day I will write an essay on one or the other or both. But ?one day? has been a long time coming, and may yet be a long time coming. So I?ve decided to go ahead and air them now, without supporting reasons, to see what you think. Here goes:

  1. Every lawyer is presumed to be full of bullshit until he or she proves otherwise.


  2. Argument is not the same as persuasion. Argument, properly done, is necessary to persuasion. But argument alone does not persuade. Improper or inappropriate argument impedes persuasion.

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Full post as published by the (new) legal writer on May 07, 2008 (boomark / email).

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