Giving Reasons¶
Schauer, F. (1995). Giving Reasons. Stanford Law Review, 47(4), 633-659.
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Mechanisms¶
- Public-Reason Decision Memo
- A decider who must publish reasons decides more carefully; affected parties get the material they need to appeal; and every memo feeds the precedent archive, so today's justified call stabilizes tomorrow's
This sourceExplains that stated reasons can generalize beyond the immediate decision and constrain future decisions.
- A decider who must publish reasons decides more carefully; affected parties get the material they need to appeal; and every memo feeds the precedent archive, so today's justified call stabilizes tomorrow's
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