In Legal Argument, Justification May Be Consequential or Based on Summers

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Essay

In legal argument, justification may be consequential or based on Summers' 'rightness reasons'. Match each form of justification with its definition.

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Definitions:

Caucus Method

A method of selecting political candidates or making policy decisions, usually within a political party or a legislative body, involving meetings of supporters or representatives.

Delegate Selection

The process by which political parties choose representatives (delegates) to attend their national conventions, typically through primaries or caucuses.

State Convention

A gathering or assembly at the state level, often for political, social, or educational purposes, which can involve decision-making or election processes.

Primary Election

A preliminary election to appoint delegates to a party conference or to select the candidates for a principal, especially presidential, election.