“Hard cases, it is said, make bad law” — John Campbell Argyll (Scottish, 1678-1743)
Difficult cases — cases in which the law must be twisted to achieve “desirable” results — can cause good laws to be changed, with bad consequences.
Difficult cases — cases in which the law must be twisted to achieve “desirable” results — can cause good laws to be changed, with bad consequences.
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