QUESTION TEXT: The author of the passage regards the legal…
DISCUSSION: If you go back to the passage and read the entire sentence quoted, this question is easy. The quotation in the question itself leaves out the start of the sentence: “Under the law, a right of recourse….”
So the author thinks this principle is well established in law.
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- CORRECT. See the analysis above. The full sentence quoted says this pretty directly.
- Nonsense. Lines 25-26 define the function of the law: “the settlement of normative disputes.”
The quoted lines aren’t part of this. - The author doesn’t talk about tools judges can use to disguise their real reasoning.
- In the final paragraph, the author argues that bias without harm is fine because there’s only a right to recourse if there’s harm.
So the author thinks this is fair, not unfair. - Nonsense. In the fourth paragraph the author is making a new proposal. They think this right of recourse is central to their new idea, not the old system.
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