Posted on 09/20/2010 9:35:59 AM PDT by Salvation
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A liberal interpretation of law in instances not provided by the letter of the law. It presupposes sincerity in wanting to observe the law, and interprets the mind of the lawgiver in supplying his presumed intent to include a situation that is not covered by the law. It favors the liberty of the interpreter without contradicting the express will of the lawgiver. (Etym. Greek epieikes reasonable.)
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Seems like it ought to be used a little more.
Didnt Bruce Willis use it in a movie?
Didnt Bruce Willis use it in a movie?
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