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2. Metademocracy ..................................................................... 
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Deference .................................................................................. 
356
Reconstructionism ..................................................................... 
357
Pragmatism................................................................................ 
359
Disciplinarianism ........................................................................ 
365
3. Judicial Legitimacy ................................................................. 
367
4. Legislative Legitimacy Reinterpreted ....................................... 
368
2.4.6 Derivatives of Policy
Chapter 23 Precedent .........................................................
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Introduction............................................................................... 
381
1. Nature of Precedent ............................................................... 
381
Preserving Rules ........................................................................ 
386
Preserving Policy ....................................................................... 
388
Avoiding Costs.......................................................................... 
388
2. Overruling Precedent .............................................................. 
390
Chapter 24 Rules .................................................................
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Introduction............................................................................... 
395
Identifying Meanings .................................................................. 
397
Promoting Meanings .................................................................. 
399
2.5: Analysing Ambiguity
Chapter 25 Analysing Ambiguity ......................................
401
Introduction............................................................................... 
401
1. Language ............................................................................... 
402
2. Ambiguity .............................................................................. 
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Nature of Ambiguity................................................................... 
404
Prevalence of Ambiguity ............................................................ 
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Need to Identify Meanings.......................................................... 
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How to Identify Meanings .......................................................... 
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3. Limits to Interpretation ........................................................... 
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General Limits: Language ........................................................... 
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Specific Limits: Ambiguity ......................................................... 
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2.6: Observing Facts
Chapter 26 Observing Facts .............................................
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Introduction............................................................................... 
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Observation by a Witness .......................................................... 
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Observation by Equipment ......................................................... 
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Observation by the Court ........................................................... 
425
Observation by an Institution ...................................................... 
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