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 The essence is that all concepts must be based in real experience
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 Law = the prophecies of what judges will do
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 The article thinks that we are moving in a functional direction away from just restating the dogma of the past in legal principle
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 The functional approach should be applied to:
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 Conversation between Robinson and a lawyer/former classmate (the poet):
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>		Robinson was an eccentric, intelligent law student at Michigan in the 70s, then a clerk, prosecutor
 Story: 20 y/o B&E into DAs house, got indicted for everything

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