A trichotomy of principles, policies, and rules features in a theory of jurisprudence by, for 10 points, what legal philosopher, author of Freedom's Law and Taking Rights Seriously?
This thinker discusses the necessity of both justification and fit when interpreting a statute, and he uses the analogy of judicial interpretation to writing a chain novel. The title of his most recent book was inspired by the quote from the ancient Greek poet Archilochus: "The fox knows many things, but the hedgehog knows one big thing." That book is Justice for Hedgehogs. A trichotomy of principles, policies, and rules features in a theory of jurisprudence by, for 10 points, what legal philosopher, author of Freedom's Law and Taking Rights Seriously?
This thinker discusses the necessity of both justification and fit when interpreting a statute, and he uses the analogy of judicial interpretation to writing a chain novel.
Ronald {Dworkin}